When your baby has bungang araw or prickly heat rash, your first thought would probably be to purchase a recommended sabon sa bungang araw ni baby. But, is that the best action to take? Find out here.
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When your baby has bungang araw or prickly heat rash, your first thought would probably be to purchase a recommended sabon sa bungang araw ni baby. But, is that the best action to take? Find out here.
Prickly heat happens due to trapped sweat under the skin. Babies commonly develop bungang araw because they have smaller sweat glands and are less able to regulate their body temperature.
Bungang araw, which looks like tiny, pink bumps, usually appears in the chest, back, and neck area. They are itchy and typically develop during summertime when it’s hot and humid.
Before you buy a sabon sa bungang araw ni baby, know that home remedies are enough to resolve the problem in most cases.
The following tips often help:
Should you decide to purchase a prickly heat rash soap for your baby, here are the helpful guidelines.
Remember that your baby’s skin is sensitive and prone to irritation when exposed to strong substances commonly found in products made for adults.
For this reason, when choosing a sabon sa bungang araw ni baby, make sure that the soap is made specifically for babies. This holds true for all the other skincare products you want them to use, such as creams or lotions.
For sabon sa bungang araw ni baby, why not try a gentle liquid cleanser?
While there’s nothing wrong with bar soaps – as long as they contain non-irritating substances – liquid cleansers reduce the risk of rubbing the bar directly onto your baby’s skin.
Liquid cleansers are gentle on the skin. You can even mix some with the bathwater.
Some of the potentially harmful ingredients you SHOULDN’T find in a prickly heat rash soap for your baby are:
Not all babies need hypoallergenic products, but if they have conditions, such as allergies or eczema, you might want to talk to their pediatrician about hypoallergenic soaps or cleansers.
Just a quick reminder, though: just because the soap says hypoallergenic doesn’t mean it’s free of harmful chemicals. Hypoallergenic only indicates that the soap is less likely to cause an allergic reaction.
Bungang araw usually resolves in a couple of days. Contact your baby’s doctor as soon as you can if your little one:
In most cases, sabon sa bungang araw ni baby is not necessary. But if you decide to buy one, make sure that it’s specifically made for babies and doesn’t contain harmful chemicals. Also, consider gentle liquid cleansers instead of bar soaps and hypoallergenic products if your baby has sensitive skin or known allergies.
Learn more about Baby Care here.
Hello Health Group does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
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Baby Rashes 101, https://www.nationwidechildrens.org/family-resources-education/family-resources-library/baby-rashes-101 Accessed September 7, 2021
Green Parent Guide: Chemicals to Avoid, https://www.womensvoices.org/avoid-toxic-chemicals/pregnancy/non-toxic-baby-tips/toxic-chemicals-in-baby-products/ Accessed September 7, 2021
“Hypoallergenic” Cosmetics, https://www.fda.gov/cosmetics/cosmetics-labeling-claims/hypoallergenic-cosmetics Accessed September 7, 2021
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