Table of contents:
- 1. Always wash new clothes before wearing
- 2. Choose a special detergent for washing baby clothes
- 3. Wash clothes according to the type of material
- 4. Immediately wash clothes if they get dirty
- 5. Rinse clothes thoroughly
So, how to wash baby clothes properly and correctly? Check out the rules below.
1. Always wash new clothes before wearing
Since babies tend to have sensitive skin, it is important for you to take care and protect their skin from irritation. Especially if Mother has just bought her new clothes.
New clothes, even though they are still neatly wrapped in plastic, do not guarantee that they are free from germs, dust, or other harmful compounds. The reason is, Mother does not know what materials have been in contact with these clothes during the production and distribution process. For example, cigarette smoke and other chemicals can irritate your baby's skin. So, make it a habit to wash every new garment before your little one uses it.
2. Choose a special detergent for washing baby clothes
If your baby has sensitive skin, you can use detergent products that are formulated for sensitive baby skin. Choose a detergent that does not contain fabric softeners, bleaches, and fragrances. Detergents that contain chemicals can make your baby's skin prone to irritation or allergies.
Detergents that are safe for your little one are detergents that do not containparabens, so it doesn't cause irritation. In addition, look for detergents that contain natural ingredients that are safe for baby's skin and keep baby clothes soft.
3. Wash clothes according to the type of material
Not all baby clothes can be washed the same way. Some clothes made from certain fabrics, such as wool or silk, may not be suitable for machine washing, and should be hand washed.
Therefore, before washing baby clothes, make sure you check the clothing label. Clothing labels are not only used to give brands, but are also useful for knowing how to care for these clothes. By carefully reading the words written on the clothing label, the quality of your baby's clothes will be maintained.
4. Immediately wash clothes if they get dirty
The best way to get rid of stains from spit up, formula, breast milk, food, or other dirt on baby clothes is to wash them immediately if they get dirty. Unfortunately, many mothers realize it late so that the stains on the clothes are left too long and become difficult to remove.
5. Rinse clothes thoroughly
Either washing by hand or machine, don't forget to rinse your little one's clothes with clean water. This is done to ensure that no soap and dirt remains on the baby's clothes.
After making sure your little one's clothes are clean from soap and dirt residue, dry the clothes in the dryer. After that, dry the clothes belowsunlight live. Because, not only does clothes dry faster, sunlight can also help kill germs that are still left on clothes. Apart from clothes, all baby equipment that sticks to the skin must be cleaned properly. For example, blankets and sheets.
Remember, Mother, don't forget to always provide natural protection for your little oneThe First 1000 Days of His Life. Including, protection of your little one's clothes and blankets.
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