The things used with the baby will be cleaned and sent away, and I think it is a pity to throw them away. However, the helper mother noticed that many new generations of parents do not have this concept.
I very much agree with the new generation of parents. This is not to say how extravagant and wasteful it is, but there are some things that the baby has used that cannot be given to others, and even if it is given out, it will offend others.
If someone else sends these items to their own baby, parents should try not to use it for their own baby.
After listening to it for half a day, saying so evilly, what are these things?
1. Items at the baby's entrance
As the saying goes, illness comes from the mouth. Like cutlery, bottles, pacifiers, water cups, etc., these supplies are best not to be sent out.
Itself is like a bottle, a pacifier, which the baby puts in his mouth, and when he uses it, he uses it once to eliminate poison.
Everything that needs to be imported, in fact, there are some bacterial hidden dangers in large and small sizes. If used by two children, it may cause cross-infection.
So these things that you import, even if you only use them once, whether it's for the health of your children or for the camaraderie between friends, don't give them to others.
2. Intimate clothing
Clothes may be more "second-hand goods" sent between friends and relatives.
There is nothing wrong with sending some coats, jackets and the like, but there may be baby's milk stains, sweat stains, and even medicine stains on the intimate clothing, plus the clothes may be stored for a period of time, and there will be a lot of bacteria breeding on it.
These bacteria cannot be solved by washing them with ordinary laundry methods or blanching them with boiling water for a few minutes, so there are also health risks.
Try not to give away intimate clothing, seemingly clean clothes may have great health risks!
Third, the shoes worn
Your baby's little feet grow so fast that a pair of shoes may not take long to change. So there will be many mothers who choose to give away shoes, but in fact, this is also wrong.
Obviously, these shoes may have infections such as athlete's foot, skin diseases, etc., and there are also some potential adverse effects.
Shoes worn are more or less worn and deformed, not to mention those that look badly worn at first glance, and these deformed shoes may affect your baby's foot development.
So it is recommended not to give them to others, or accept second-hand shoes from others for your baby to wear.
4. Plush toys
When the baby is small, parents will buy some small turtles, piglets, bears and other plush toys for the baby to hold and play with.
But in fact, plush toys are easy to breed bacteria, especially mites. Mite removal is a difficult process that requires parents to regularly clean their plush toys and sterilize them in the sun. But in fact, many parents often can't do this.
Therefore, plush toys should also try not to give to others, the same reason, if there is a plan to give others a small pillow also hurry to stop.
This will prevent your child from contracting diseases or skin allergies, otherwise it will be difficult to hold who is responsible.
In fact, most families are relatively wealthy now, and those who want to raise babies are more prepared in all aspects.