Gentle, soft, sensitive, fragrant... a baby's skin is a natural barrier, so it requires special hygiene and care.

Healthy children are expected to start walking by the age of 20 months. The phase of learning to walk and independent walking is very intense and children have a constant need to further explore motor activities: running, climbing, kicking, throwing and catching a ball, walking up and down stairs, climbing uphill, going downhill, pushing push-toys, trying to ride a scooter, bicycle...

Preparing both the baby and the room and supplies for bathing is an important habit, which makes caring for the baby easier and bathing joyful for the whole family.

While the baby is young, his/her utensils should be immaculately clean and preferably sterile.

When choosing a baby's wardrobe, always choose clothes made of natural materials. The baby's clothes should always be washed separately from those of other household members.

Cradle cap is common in children and concerning for parents, but its occurrence is normal and is easily removed.

When choosing wardrobe for a baby, priority should be given to convenience; the clothes must not compromise the baby's mobility and safety. A weather-appropriate combination of practical and stylish.

Baby oral hygiene needs to be maintained from birth to protect the child's health.

Baby skin is more sensitive than adult skin. It requires frequent diaper changes and appropriate diaper size.