Child Skin Care is No Childs Play
Sujith Vasudevan, Managing Editor, 0
The easy access to smartphones and the sudden flare of e-banking systems have all influenced and will continue to influence the growth of the baby care products industry through the online and offline channels in India. It's no secret that due to hectic lifestyles, a considerable number of parents, especially in the urban areas, prefer the convenience of online shopping instead of visiting physical stores, and even paediatric dermatologists. According to an estimate by Technovio, the baby care products market in India is expected to grow by $26.35 billion, at a CAGR of 11.11 percent, till 2025.
However, parenting is a holistic process, and there are a whole lot of aspects to it beyond providing babies with the best skin care products to your child, even more so in the wake of the pandemic. One of them is washing your hands or using a hand sanitizer before handling your baby. Newborns don't have a strong immune system yet, which puts them at risk for infection. Hence, ensuring that everyone who handles the baby has clean hands is the parents' responsibility.
However, parenting is a holistic process, and there are a whole lot of aspects to it beyond providing babies with the best skin care products to your child, even more so in the wake of the pandemic. One of them is washing your hands or using a hand sanitizer before handling your baby. Newborns don't have a strong immune system yet, which puts them at risk for infection. Hence, ensuring that everyone who handles the baby has clean hands is the parents' responsibility.