Skin is at its most delicate in the first three years of life, since it is not yet fully developed. Baby skin is three times thinner, making it more susceptible to harmful irritants and bacteria that lead to infection, and possible long-term ailments. These can be best avoided by ensuring that whatever touches a baby’s sensitive skin is hypoallergenic. Read more
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