Newborns

The care of newborns requires products formulated with the utmost attention: the skin in the first months of life is thin, delicate, and particularly reactive. In this collection of over 400 references, you will find everything necessary for daily hygiene, skin protection, and the well-being of the little ones, selected according to quality and safety criteria. A guide designed to accompany you in the most important choices, from day one.

How to choose the right products for your newborn

The first criterion to consider is the composition: prefer formulas without synthetic fragrances, dyes, and harsh preservatives, as the newborn's skin barrier is not yet fully mature. Always read the ingredient list (INCI) and check that the product is dermatologically tested on sensitive or neonatal skin. The main subcategories include gentle bath cleansers, protective creams for diaper changes, massage oils, wet wipes, and oral care products. For creams and ointments intended for irritated areas, it is always useful to consult with a pediatrician or pharmacist before use.

A common mistake is applying to newborns products formulated for older children or adults, even if they seem natural: the concentration of certain plant extracts may be excessive for the very first months. Always check the age range indicated on the label. Similarly, avoid layering multiple products at the same time unnecessarily: simplicity and consistency are the keys to an effective routine. For supplements or specific preparations, the pediatrician's advice is essential before any use.

Frequently Asked Questions

From what age can the newborn products in this collection be used?

Most products are suitable from birth, but the minimum age varies by category and brand. Always check the indications on the packaging or product sheet, and consult the pediatrician if in doubt.

Do newborn products have to be organic or natural?

There is no obligation in this regard: what matters is the safety of the formulation and the absence of potentially irritating ingredients. Organic and natural are valid criteria, but not sufficient on their own: always read the INCI and check for existing certifications.

How to properly store these products?

Keep the products away from heat sources, direct light, and excessive humidity. Respect the expiration date and the PAO symbol (period after opening) indicated on the packaging, and do not use products whose appearance, smell, or consistency have changed.