The monsoon season brings cool showers and a lot of lush greenery, but it does create some challenges when it comes to managing children’s health. Your child’s skin might become more vulnerable to various problems during this season due to the increased humidity and dampness. Dr Paula Goel, Paediatrician and Adolescent Specialist, Fayth Clinic, Mumbai shares skincare advice to keep your child’s skin protected and healthy during the rainy season…
KEEP SKIN CLEAN
The high humidity and moisture in the air at this time can create an ideal environment for fungal and bacterial infections. Therefore, it is important to keep your child’s skin clean by giving them regular baths with lukewarm water. Use a mild soap or a gentle cleanser suitable for their delicate skin. Ensure proper cleaning after they come home from school or from the playground.
MOISTURISE REGULARLY
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