Friday, October 11, 2013

What do you do with new baby clothes




You buy a new outfit for baby and you are hurry want to wear them for your children, but let’s stop. You should wash baby clothing before wearing. Most new parents have heard that baby clothes need to be washed before baby wears them. While it's unlikely that your baby would be seriously harmed by new, unwashed clothes, a minor skin irritation or allergy could make baby uncomfortable. Babies are sometimes sensitive to the sizing, a finish put on new clothing to keep them looking nice in the store. Shipping clothes can be a messy process, so those new outfits also could have come into contact with many types of dirt, bugs or rodents.

Remember that baby clothes don't require a special detergent. There are a few extra-gentle laundry detergents on the market that are targeted toward baby outfits, but that doesn't mean you have to use one of these special soaps. Some families alleviate the risk of skin allergies by laundering baby clothing in a dye-free, scent-free detergent, such as All Free & Clear or Tide Free. If your baby isn't bothered by clothes washed in your family's regular detergent, there's no need to buy special laundry soap just for the baby clothes.

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