With the baby's first cry, the whole family is immersed in laughter and happiness. The arrival of the baby brings endless joy and anticipation to the family. However, how to properly wash newborn clothes can be a big problem for new parents. After all, the baby's ** is very delicate and needs special care. So, how to wash the clothes of a newborn?
First of all, in order to ensure the health of the baby, we have to choose a detergent suitable for newborns. Avoid products that contain chemicals and fragrances as they may irritate your baby's**. It is advisable to choose a gentle, non-irritating baby detergent.
Dispose of stains from your clothes before washing. For milk stains, urine stains, etc., you can soak them in cold water for a period of time, and then gently scrub them with an appropriate amount of detergent. If the stain is difficult to remove, it can be treated with a specialized stain removal product.
The temperature of the water used to wash the newborn's clothes should be suitable, generally between 30-40 degrees Celsius. Too high a water temperature may deform the garment, while too low a water temperature will not effectively remove stains and bacteria. At the same time, do not use hot water to do so, as this may cause damage to your clothes.
When washing, scrub gently and avoid rubbing or brushing too hard. Newborn clothes are usually thin, and scrubbing vigorously may damage the clothing and may irritate the baby's clothing. It is recommended to use a gentle scrubbing method, and use some baby laundry balls to assist in cleaning.
After washing, make sure to rinse the garment thoroughly. Residual detergent and stains may cause irritation and infection to your baby's**. Therefore, rinse several times until the water is clear.
After washing, dry the laundry. Make sure your clothes are thoroughly dried before drying to avoid bacteria growing during the drying process. At the same time, avoid sun exposure to avoid fading and deformation of clothing. You can choose to dry your laundry in a ventilated place indoors.
After drying, store your clothes. You can choose to use a special baby clothes organizer or bag to separate your clothes. Avoid storing clothing with irritating items such as chemicals or mothballs to avoid irritation and infection to your baby's **.
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