You should clean baby bottles, nipples, pacifiers, toys, clothes, and feeding utensils regularly using warm, soapy water and specialized brushes or gentle detergents. Sterilizing bottles and pacifiers by boiling or steam is key in the early months. Wash clothes separately with fragrance-free detergent and avoid fabric softeners. For high chairs and utensils, use non-toxic disinfectants…
You’ll want to choose gentle, natural cleaning products to protect your baby’s sensitive skin and immune system. Regularly sterilize bottles and feeding accessories using steam methods, and wash baby clothes with hypoallergenic detergents, avoiding fabric softeners. Sanitize toys and diaper changing areas with safe, natural disinfectants like vinegar. Clean pacifiers and teething rings thoroughly each…
You can easily make a safe DIY cleaner for baby items using simple ingredients like equal parts water and white vinegar, plus a few drops of lemon or orange extract for freshness and antibacterial benefits. This mix works great for bottles, pacifiers, and toys—you just scrub gently and rinse well. For high chairs or play…
You might be harming your baby’s items without realizing it by using harsh chemicals on bottles or skipping a thorough rinse, leaving residues that irritate delicate skin. Washing clothes in hot water can shrink them, while drying items in direct sunlight may cause fading and damage. Ignoring manufacturer instructions and overloading the dishwasher also reduces…
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