Nowadays, preparing for a baby, whether it is in terms of baby clothes, milk bottles, sleeping equipment, including products used to clean baby’s clothes, may cause many new mothers to forget or prepare some equipment incompletely, especially choosing clothes and taking care of cleanliness, which are the most important factors in taking care of a baby properly.

The steps and correct method for washing baby clothes, as follows:

Read the instructions before washing. The correct way to wash baby clothes. Before washing clothes or throwing your baby’s clothes in the washing machine. You should look at the instructions on the label attached to the clothes first to see what kind of clothes to wash. What hot water to use, what temperature to use สมัครสมาชิก UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีทุกวัน, and whether they can be machine wash.

Separately wash only children’s clothes. Do not wash children’s clothes together with parents’ clothes or other clothes. As for clothes that have already been use, new mothers should separate them according to the level of dirtiness. Whether it is stain with baby’s saliva, milk, food scraps or waste such as urine or feces from leaking diapers. They must be separat by the level of dirtiness and not mix together at all. So that the stains on each piece of clothing can dealt with accurately.

Soak the stained garment in cold water before treating the stain. Cold water will help to break up small stains like saliva or milk right away, but for particularly stubborn stains, soaking the garment in water before applying detergent will help to loosen the stain more easily.

Choose a gentle baby detergent. Choosing a baby detergent is one of the most important steps because both children’s clothes and their skin are more delicate and sensitive than adults’. Adult detergents should not be use with children’s clothes. You should choose a gentle detergent specifically for children, a natural product, and it does not contain harmful chemicals such as parabens, bleach, fluorescent agents, or strong fragrances that are often add to detergents.