Doctor's Warn To Never Clean Your Child With Baby Wipes No Matter What

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I don't know of a parent out there that doesn't use baby wipes for just about everything. Diapers Wipes just for dirty diapers is a thing of the past. Parents also use them for dirty faces,hands and noses. We have never had a reason to believe that baby wipes could be harmful to our children. This is no longer true.

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An alarming rates of research is surfacing saying that baby wipes may not be safe for our children's skin. Actually, some doctors are saying that parents should stop the use of baby wipes on their children's skin all together. Failure to do so may put your child at risk. Studies report that baby wipes are not safe to use on children because of one key ingredient. Children who were affected suffered with scaly, itchy, red-rashed looking skin.

Expert, Dr. Mary Wu Chang, was the co-author of this official study. She tested many children, and in the end, six unique reactions worried her.

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In one particular story, an eight-year-old girl suffered with a severe rash on her buttocks and around her mouth. After numerous tests, Dr. Chang narrowed the problem down to the baby wipes. Dr. Chang found similar reactions in five different children. Thanks to the good ending of the first little girl, Dr. Chang had the five sets of parents stop using baby wipes on their children, and all of their rashes went away.

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Methylisothiazolinone is the key ingrediant that is triggering this problem.

It's been found in many popular brands such as Johnson & Johnson, Cottonelle, and Huggies just to name a few. Companies are now reconsidering using this ingredient in their baby wipes. Their goal now is to try and use a natural alternative.

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