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skineasi · 8 months
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SkinEasi baby diaper rash gel helps to prevent diaper rash, redness, rashes between skin folds, and irritation on the baby’s sensitive skin. Buy nappy rash cream online.
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cinderellasfairy · 9 months
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Uses of Petroleum Jelly:
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Vaseline has many uses and as a fun post, I'll be listing some of them.
Moisturising lips
Growing eyelashes
Can be used as eye gel
Can be used as highlighter
Used as a calming gel after shaving
Can replace mascara (Putting vaseline on and curling eyelash to hold it up)
As brow gel to comb eyebrows
To moisturise hands
In some cases can be used as an overnight face mask (don't do it if you have oily, acne prone or combination skin)
To make you look shiny
Marilyn Monroe used it as a primer under her makeup to look luminous
To glue down baby strands or split ends
To rehydrate nails
Applied on chafing and wounds
Treating diaper rash
Applied on dry skin
Prevents blisters
Can kill lice (that's really cool didn't know that)
Can remove stains
Leather polish
A makeup remover
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alexblakeisgay · 2 years
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The Ethan and Lilian Chronicles
Ship: Alex Blake/Emily Prentiss
Summary:  Alex Blake brings her son to Mommy and Me class every week. It's an uneventful way to spent a few hours. At least, it is until the day Emily Prentiss and her inconsolable toddler daughter arrive...
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"Ethan, what colour is this block?" Alex asked her son, handing him the wooden toy.
"Boo!" he exclaimed, taking the block in his chubby fist and setting it on top of his pile.
"God job, Buddy," she murmured. "How about this one?"
He made a grabbing motion as he reached for the next block she held up. "G'een!"
She passed him the block with a tender smile. "You're so smart, Baby." She tousled his soft baby hair, brushing it away from his face. "I'm so proud of you."
Ethan smiled up at his mother with adoration in his eyes and a playful toothy grin in that way that made Alex want to keep him exactly like this – this perfect, loving, adorable little toddler – forever. She knew, though – perhaps better than most – that these moments wouldn't last. And, just as she was having that thought, the Mommy and Me class, in all its chaotic glory, was disrupted by even more chaos.
Because, in that moment, a young woman entered the room, a crying baby in her arms. Both mother and child looked rather distraught and Alex's heart immediately went out to the young woman, remembering what that stage (the moments that she'd wished would end immediately) felt like.
"Noisy," Ethan declared firmly, brown eyes tracking the movement as the woman frantically paced with her baby.
Alex nodded her agreement, eyes never leaving the young woman. After a few moments, during which no one moved to help her, Alex said to Ethan, "You stay here and play, okay? Mommy is going to go help the crying baby."
Ethan made neither move nor speech to protest, content that so long as she was in sight, she wasn't about to leave him.
As Alex got closer, she could clearly see the tears building in the young woman's eyes, in spite of her struggle to keep them from falling. "Everything alright?" she asked softly, offering a reassuring smile and a gentle hand on her upper arm to stop the pacing and frenzied bouncing.
"She's been crying all day and nothing I do will make her stop!" she wailed, words catching on the lump in her throat. She let out a shaky breath. "I'm a terrible mother...
"No, you're not," Alex calmly insisted. "Sometimes, babies just cry." She extended her arms to take the baby. "May I?" she offered.
The young woman handed the baby over almost eagerly. "I don't know what's wrong with her..." she admitted tearfully.
"How old?" Alex asked, bouncing the baby in her arms in a less frenetic, more soothing manner.
"Ten months."
Smoothing the baby's hair away from her tear-stained face, Alex quietly cooed, "Hello, pretty girl. Why all the fussing?" She used her thumb to push the baby's bottom lip down to inspect her gums. "I think I see a little tooth coming in... Is that why you're grumpy?"
"How do you know?" the young woman asked, brows leaping up her forehead in alarm. "I didn't notice a tooth when I tried feeding her, but she would barely hold still long enough to nurse, let alone eat anything solid."
"See the rash around her mouth and the way she's rubbing her ear?"
"I didn't even notice..." she whispered guiltily, gaze suddenly downcast.
Alex smiled reassuringly. "They're subtle signs. The tooth probably just erupted." She watched the mother's bottom lip wobble with the threat of tears. "It's okay," she assured her, wrapping one arm around her shoulders. "We all have these days."
"Sorry... I'm... I shouldn't..." She stammered, then suddenly took several steps backwards, distancing herself as she realized she'd been sobbing into a stranger's shoulder. She cleared her throat. "I'm Emily, by the way."
"Alex," she introduced herself. With a nod over her shoulder, she offered, "I've got some teething biscuits in my diaper bag she can have, if that's alright? That should help until you can get some teething gel or an ice cube she can gum."
The two women settled on the floor next to Ethan who had since demolished his tower in his boredom, now that his mother was no longer quizzing him on the colours. "Mama?" he asked curiously as he eyed the strange baby bogarting his mother's lap.
She offered both children a teething biscuit. (Ethan proceeded to cram the entire thing in his mouth, in spite of his mother's reminders to take small bites.) "Ethan, this is..." Alex started to introduce before realizing she hadn't gotten the baby's name.
"Lilian," Emily supplied with a nervous little smile. "Thank you, by the way. For the help. I just felt so lost."
"We've all been there. It's part of being a mom," Alex insisted. "I don't think I slept for three days when Ethan went through his period of purple crying. It felt like he was punishing me for something, only I didn't know what it was, but I would've done anything at all to make it right if he'd just be quiet for five minutes."
Emily gave a shaky laugh that was more than a little miserable. "How did you know what to do?" she asked, eager for any insight into the blindingly confusing experience that was motherhood.
"Trial and error, honestly," Alex said with a shrug, knowing it wasn't the answer she wanted to hear. "You'll figure it out too."
"Well, you've got more faith in my parenting abilities than my mother does," Emily remarked dryly, more to herself than to her newfound friend. She'd said it aloud before she had the time to consider whether that might be more information than was entirely necessary, given the newness of this friendship, if it could be considered such. But then again, she tended to make a habit of awkwardly oversharing...
Alex didn't really know how to respond do that or even if she was meant to, so she stayed silent, which was probably for the best. Instead, she occupied herself with wiping a stream of drool off Lilian's chin with the burp cloth she had slung over her shoulder for just that very purpose.
Seeming to sense the sudden awkwardness, Emily plastered on a smile she didn't truly feel and shook off the discomfort. "How old is your kiddo?" she asked, watching Ethan's determined focus as he attempted to shove the blocks into the various shaped holes they were meant to fit through.
"He just turned two," Alex said, smiling fondly at her son and offering gentle assistance as he held up a star shape in question.
Emily winced. "Are they as terrible as everyone says?"
Alex laughed. "No. Not yet anyway... But maybe he's planning to save it for the 'threenager' stage."
"Threenager?" Emily repeated, alarmed. "When does it end?"
"I'm guessing eighteen," Alex said with a shrug. "Or possibly never." Seeing the expression on her face, she offered then, "But it does get easier. Or perhaps you just get more confident in your abilities and more knowledgeable about your child. A little of both, I think."
"That's good," Emily said on a sigh, nodding slowly, thoughtfully. "Because right now, it's hard. I guess that's why everyone says to wait until you're finished college to do it..."
"From what I can see, your daughter seems healthy and happy, so I'd say you're doing quite well, no matter your age."
Emily gave a snort of what might've been laughter. "Well, you should see my grades," she deadpanned.
Alex grinned wryly. "Well, given the academic records of some of my students without children, I'd say you're not alone..."
Blinking a few times in stunned silence, Emily stammered, "You're... You're a professor?"
She nodded. "Linguistics at Georgetown," she said.
Emily suddenly blushed furiously. "That's... That's the program I was hoping to get into next year," she mumbled. "Although, now that you've seen what a wreck I am..." She trailed off, shrugging sheepishly.
"You're not a wreck," Alex promised. "And I'm sure that with a little tutoring, your grades would be more than acceptable." Before Emily had a chance to say anything in response, the assembled group of moms and tots began to tidy up for the night. Glancing back at her, still seeming so helpless and dejected, Alex offered, "Would you like to grab a coffee? Ethan doesn't fall asleep until nine, so I've got a few hours to kill..."
"Won't your husband miss you?" Emily asked.
Briefly, her face fell. "That's a long story..."
Nodding her understanding, Emily suggested, "I guess we'd best get some coffee while you tell it, then." A beat. "I mean, if you want to... Obviously you don't have to share with someone you just met, but if you'd like, I'm all ears..." she rambled.
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"...after Ethan's diagnosis, he tried for a few months, but he just couldn't handle it and I knew that sooner or later he'd leave. I wasn't surprised when I arrived home to find his bags packed." She shrugged, sighed quietly. "I have to believe that we're better off without him, if he could just leave so easily."
Emily's eyes were soft and sad at hearing the story. "That can't have been easy."
"You're doing it on your own as well," Alex pointed out, offering her a compassionate smile.
"Yeah, well, I mean...I knew that was going to be the case going into it," she admitted. "Everyone told me not to keep her, that doing it alone was going to be impossible. But she was everything I've ever wanted, right from the start, you know?"
She nodded. She did know.
"I'm glad I have her, but sometimes there's this tiny little part of me that misses what life was like before she was here," Emily admitted quietly, cheeks aflame with guilt.
"I think that's normal," Alex reassured. "I've felt that way before. It's okay to have an identity outside of motherhood, no matter what society seems to want us to think. It's okay to want to be more."
Emily gave a small humourless laugh, but said nothing.
"What's your more?" Alex asked softly.
A beat.
"I want to be a speech therapist," she admitted in a mumble as if it were somehow an embarrassing confession. "I want to help children with traumatic brain injuries. I want to help them be understood by a world that's confusing enough as it is.  I want to be kind and strong and independent and I want to teach my daughter to be all those things too. I want to find happiness and maybe, eventually, love. I want to be at peace."
Another beat, during which, Alex's eyes sparkled with fondness for this young woman who had so much more power than she even realized. "I can help you with that," she whispered.
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vikasgoswami · 6 months
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What are some natural baby care products for babies in India?
In India, several natural baby care products are available, catering to the needs of babies with gentle and organic formulations. Some popular natural baby care products include:
Organic Baby Massage Oil: Formulated with natural ingredients like coconut oil, almond oil, or sesame oil, enriched with essential nutrients for nourishing the baby’s delicate skin.
Herbal Baby Soap: Made from herbal extracts like neem, turmeric, aloe vera, or calendula, these soaps gently cleanse without drying out the baby’s skin.
Ayurvedic Baby Powder: Talc-free powders made from natural ingredients like arrowroot powder or herbal blends, helping absorb excess moisture and prevent diaper rash.
Natural Baby Shampoo: Sulfate-free shampoos with ingredients like shikakai, amla, or hibiscus, known for their gentle cleansing properties and suitable for sensitive scalps.
Herbal Diaper Rash Cream: Creams containing natural ingredients like calendula, coconut oil, or shea butter, provide a protective barrier and soothing relief for diaper rashes.
Organic Cotton Baby Clothing: Made from organic cotton, free from pesticides and harsh chemicals, ensuring comfort and safety for the baby’s sensitive skin.
Ayurvedic Baby Massage Gel: Gel-based products with herbal extracts like ashwagandha or chamomile, facilitate a gentle massage for the baby’s muscles and relaxation.
Natural Baby Wipes: Wipes made from organic cotton or bamboo, infused with natural ingredients like aloe vera or chamomile, suitable for cleaning delicate skin.
These natural baby care products in India prioritize gentle, organic, and Ayurvedic formulations, ensuring they are free from harmful chemicals and suitable for babies’ sensitive skin. Always check the ingredients and choose products that align with your baby’s specific needs and preferences.
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aadiyogi123 · 11 months
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The Importance of Baby Diapers
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Baby diapers are an essential part of caring for a newborn. They help to keep babies clean and dry, which is important for preventing diaper rash and other skin irritations. Diapers also help to protect babies from infection and make it easier for parents to change their babies' bottoms.
There are two main types of diapers: disposable and cloth. Disposable diapers are the most common type of diaper and are made from a variety of materials, including plastic, paper, and absorbent gel. Cloth diapers are made from fabric and are reusable.
Disposable diapers are convenient and easy to use. They can be disposed of after each use, which is a major advantage for parents who are on the go. However, disposable diapers can be expensive and can contribute to environmental waste.
Cloth diapers are more environmentally friendly than disposable diapers. They can be reused multiple times, which can save parents money in the long run. However, cloth diapers can be more time-consuming to use and require more frequent washing.
The best type of diaper for a baby will depend on the individual family's needs and preferences. Parents should consider factors such as cost, convenience, and environmental impact when choosing a type of diaper.
Choosing the Right Diaper Size
It is important to choose the right diaper size for your baby. A diaper that is too small can cause leaks and discomfort, while a diaper that is too large can bunch up and cause skin irritation.
To determine the correct diaper size, measure your baby's waist and hip circumference. You can find diaper size charts online or on the packaging of most diapers.
Once you have determined the correct diaper size, it is important to change your baby's diaper frequently. Babies should have their diapers changed at least every two to three hours, or more often if they are wet or soiled.
Preventing Diaper Rash
Diaper rash is a common skin irritation that can occur in babies who wear diapers. It is caused by moisture and friction, and can be prevented by keeping babies' skin clean and dry.
To prevent diaper rash, change your baby's diaper frequently, and use a diaper cream or ointment that contains zinc oxide. You should also avoid using wipes that contain alcohol or fragrance, as these can irritate babies' skin.
Caring for Baby's Skin
It is important to keep babies' skin clean and dry to prevent diaper rash and other skin irritations. When changing your baby's diaper, wash their bottom with warm water and mild soap. You can also use a baby wipe, but be sure to choose one that is fragrance-free and alcohol-free.
After washing your baby's bottom, pat it dry with a soft towel. You can then apply a diaper cream or ointment that contains zinc oxide. This will help to protect your baby's skin from moisture and friction.
Conclusion
Baby diapers are an essential part of caring for a newborn. They help to keep babies clean and dry, which is important for preventing diaper rash and other skin irritations. Diapers also help to protect babies from infection and make it easier for parents to change their babies' bottoms.
There are two main types of diapers: disposable and cloth. Disposable diapers are the most common type of diaper and are made from a variety of materials, including plastic, paper, and absorbent gel. Cloth diapers are made from fabric and are reusable.
The best type of diaper for a baby will depend on the individual family's needs and preferences. Parents should consider factors such as cost, convenience, and environmental impact when choosing a type of diaper.
It is important to choose the right diaper size for your baby and to change their diaper frequently. This will help to prevent diaper rash and other skin irritations. You should also care for your baby's skin by washing it with warm water and mild soap and applying a diaper cream or ointment that contains zinc oxide.
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India Baby Care Products Market Report 2022-2029
BlueWeave Consulting, a leading strategic consulting and market research firm, in its recent study, estimated the India baby care products market size at USD 12.73 billion in 2022. During the forecast period between 2023 and 2029, the India baby care products market size is projected to grow at a robust CAGR of 17.25% reaching a value of USD 38.51 billion by 2029. One of the major factors driving the India baby care products market is increased awareness of newborn health and hygiene across the country. The growing awareness of infant nutritional needs and general well-being is propelling the baby care goods market in India forward. Product designers are hard at work developing innovative infant care items to meet rising consumer demand. The India baby care products market is being driven by rising consumer awareness and disposable income, and rapidly expanding online and offline distribution channels across the country.
India Baby Care Products Market - Overview
Baby care items are those made with babies and young children under three in mind. The components in baby care products are often chosen to fulfill the goals of being mild and non-irritating. Baby care items can be divided into five categories: bathing supplies, baby toiletries, baby food & beverages, and baby skin & hair care. A rising number of parents are choosing plant-based and organic baby care products including body washes, diaper creams, and baby wipes due to growing worries about the delicate and sensitive skin of infants. These solutions additionally provide several benefits that help with the treatment of skin allergies, pain, rashes, and other skin-related problems.
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India Baby Care Products Market – By Product Type
India baby care products market is divided into Baby Skin Care Products (Baby Massage Oil, Baby Lotions, Creams/Moisturizers, Talcum Powder, Others), Baby Hair Care Products (Baby Shampoo & Conditioner, Hair Oil), Baby Bath Products (Soaps, Bubble Bath/Shower Gel), Baby Toiletries (Diapers, Baby Wipes, Baby Fragrances/Perfumes), and Baby Food & Beverages (Baby Fruit & Vegetable Juices, Bottled Baby Food, Pureed Baby Food, Baby Food Cereals, Baby Milk Product, and Baby Food Soups). The market would likely continue to be dominated by hair care products and baby toiletries. Baby shampoos, conditioners, washes, and wipes are the most widely used items because they are frequently used on an infant's skin. These solutions are easy to use and offer an effective solution to issues like dryness, infections, and diaper rashes in addition to benefits like instant hydration and rejuvenated skin. The fastest growth is expected in the skincare area. This group includes moisturizers, face creams, powders, and massage oils.
Impact of COVID-19 on India Baby Care Products Market
Due to prolonged lockdowns and decreased industrial activities, India's market for baby care items is experiencing difficulty. Baby care product sales are declining, which hurts market participants. Due to manufacturers' significant efforts to improve the production of baby care products in response to the rising client demand, the industry is currently booming. The growing need for safe, healthy, and hygienic baby care products may be advantageous for manufacturers in the India baby care products market. A growing number of market players in India are creating innovative baby care goods to satisfy customers' rising demands.
Competitive Landscape
India baby care products market is fiercely competitive. Prominent players in the market include Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Nestle, Abbott, Danone, Unilever, Kimberly-Clark, and UPPAbaby. These companies use various strategies, including increasing investments in their R&D activities, mergers, and acquisitions, joint ventures, collaborations, licensing agreements, and new product and service releases to further strengthen their position in the India baby care products market.
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firstcaresblog · 1 year
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Best Baby Care Products - Firstcarestore
As a parent, choosing the best baby care products for your little one is essential. With so many options available in the market, it can be overwhelming to navigate through the sea of products. However, selecting the right baby care products can make all the difference in ensuring your baby's health and well-being.
One of the most critical baby care products is diapers. Choosing the right diaper can be a game-changer in preventing diaper rash and keeping your baby dry and comfortable. There are two main types of diapers: disposable and cloth. Disposable diapers are more convenient and easy to use, while cloth diapers are eco-friendly and can save you money in the long run. When selecting disposable diapers, ensure that they are absorbent and have a secure fit. Cloth diapers come in various types, including prefolds, fitted, and all-in-one, so you can choose the one that best suits your needs.
Another essential baby care product is baby wipes. Baby wipes are used for diaper changes, cleaning up messes, and wiping your baby's face and hands. When selecting baby wipes, opt for ones that are gentle, fragrance-free, and hypoallergenic. Avoid wipes that contain harsh chemicals or fragrances that can irritate your baby's skin.
Bathing your baby is a crucial part of their hygiene routine. When selecting baby bath products, opt for mild, fragrance-free, and hypoallergenic products that are specifically designed for babies sensitive skin. Baby shampoo and body wash should be gentle on your baby's delicate skin and eyes and avoid ingredients such as parabens, phthalates, and sulfates. Additionally, use a soft washcloth or sponge to avoid irritating your baby's skin.
Skincare is another critical aspect of baby care. Baby's skin is delicate and requires gentle, moisturizing products to keep it healthy and hydrated. Choose a baby lotion that is free of fragrances and harsh chemicals and contains natural ingredients such as coconut oil, shea butter, and aloe vera. Additionally, baby sunscreen is essential to protect your baby's delicate skin from harmful UV rays.
Feeding is a significant part of a baby's development, and selecting the right feeding products is crucial. Breastfeeding is recommended for newborns, but if you choose to bottle-feed, ensure that the feeding bottles and nipples are made of safe materials and are easy to clean. Bottle sterilizers and warmers are also useful baby care products that can make feeding more convenient.
As your baby grows and starts teething, teething toys and remedies become essential baby care products. Teething toys can help soothe your baby's sore gums while teething remedies such as teething gels and tablets can provide relief from pain and discomfort.
Finally, baby monitors are essential baby care products that can provide peace of mind for parents. Baby monitors allow you to keep an eye on your baby while they sleep or play, giving you the freedom to move around the house or engage in other activities.
In conclusion, selecting the best baby care products is essential for your baby's health and well-being. When selecting baby care products, consider factors such as safety, gentleness, and effectiveness. Opt for products that are specifically designed for babies sensitive skin and avoid harsh chemicals and fragrances. By nurturing your little one with the best baby care products, you can help promote their growth and development and provide a safe and nurturing environment for them to thrive.
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figohoney2 · 1 year
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Diapering Without Toxins
Mothers are very protective of their babies and would rarely do anything to hurt or harm them. But very few moms actually know that using disposable diapers have a major health hazard attached to it. The convenience seems big, but in reality once you get the hang of using cloth diapers, the myth evaporates.
The icing on the cake is that cloth diapering is that while cloth diapering is safer than disposables, it is safer for the planet you leave behind for your little one too. Most moms are not even aware of the chemicals that disposable diapers bring in contact with your baby’s skin and that too against the tenderest areas of the body.
Toxins that are found on disposable diapers
Some disposable diapers are called eco-friendly but in reality they still contain traces of harmful chemicals that can cause serious harm to your baby’s wellness.
Sodium Polyacrylate is a potential toxin added to the innermost layer of the disposable diaper to make it super absorbent. As such it does not come in touch with the baby’s skin, but if there is a tear or leak in the lining of the diaper you might find tiny crystals on the genitals of your baby. The substance turns into a gel when wet and can cause harm to your little one. The AGM as it is also called can cause allergy, asthma or even low sperm count in boys.
Dioxins are used to bleach the absorbent wood pulp that is the core of your disposable diaper. Dioxin is a known carcinogenic and cause cancer in the long run.   It may also lead to nerve damage and immune system compromises.
Chlorine is also sometimes present in the disposable diaper as a bleaching agent and can cause rashes and allergies.
The safer alternative is cloth diapers
Cloth diapers from safe brands like Fig-o-honey can be a much safer alternative. They are very absorbent but are very safe. They are chemical free, latex free, and also perfume free. These are all irritants for your baby’s soft skin.
The cute printed one size fits all cloth diaper makes cloth diapering a breeze. The Diapers are soft and comfortable and made of eco-friendly materials that are chemical free and ensure that it is gentle on your baby’s skin.
Cloth diapers often come with a TPU or PUL outer layer that prevents leaks but is a ‘breathable’ fabric that allows air circulation. Most disposables are made of plastic outside layers that make the baby break out in rashes due to heat.
The environment also is harmed by the chemicals present in the disposable diapers. These diapers are clogging landfills and most likely leaching harmful chemicals into our water tables. These in turn find their way into our food chain and cause innumerable harm to our children in the future. Our baby’s wellness and health is in our hands. Use cloth diapers and take a healthy step forward.
To know more: https://figohoney.com/diapering-without-toxins/
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howto-ifyou · 1 year
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How To Remove A Dollar Store Plunger From Your Rectal Cavity:
Surely the situation isn’t as embarrassing as it seems. You went to the bathroom, it was dark, and your inconsiderate spouse left the plunger stuck in the toilet. Maybe you were in the shower, trying to plunge the drain and suddenly slipped. However this happened, you can avoid the embarrassment of an emergency room visit with this simple guide.
Step One: Assess your situation. How deep is the plunger stuck in there? If it’s not too deep, pulling it out should be easy with a bit of lube.
Step Two: Lube the plunger (and your nether regions). It’s important to use lube in the removal of any item from the rectum as internal tearing might occur. If you don’t have any lube specifically for intimate areas, try any of the following:
Cooking oil, Vaseline, hair gel, aloe Vera gel, mustard, orange juice, etc. Icy hot and toothpaste also have the added benefit of helping with the pain of object removal.
Step Three: Grasp the end of the plunger that is not currently inside of you firmly. You’re going to want to stop and take a deep breath here to prepare yourself for any discomfort that may come with the process. Here’s some ideas to help you relax:
Go out and show your friends your new tail. They’ll find it hilarious! Make sure to show all of your family too, especially your grandparents. You wouldn’t want them to miss out on the fun! Anal humor is timeless and heavily appreciated by older generations due to them having nothing better to laugh at before technology took over.
Have a drink or 17. If you’re gonna be lubricating your butthole anyway, might as well use some social lubricant to make the experience with yourself less humiliating.
Make yourself a cup of coffee, taking several laxatives in the process. This will help to relax your colon and encourage it to push the intruding plunger out.
Try to push it deeper. Experimenting with yourself is the safest and easiest way to understand your own sexuality. If you enjoy the plunger being there, consider doing it more often (after you’ve figured out how to remove it, that is). You never know, the plunger may even make its way out of you through your mouth if you push hard enough.
Step Four: Pull the plunger out with aggressive force. Surely you remember losing your baby teeth, rip the thing out like you would’ve a loose tooth that wouldn’t fall out. Attaching a string to a doorknob may help get it out.
Step Five: If the plunger is still stuck inside of you, considering using power tools to cut the plunger yourself. Using a mirror should help with this part. Chainsaws are a bit overpowered, especially with an object as fragile as a cheap plunger, but will get the job done quickly. Try to cut the plunger as close to your anus as possible, as you will need to wait for the rest of it to pass naturally with this method.
Step Six: Once you have the plunger out, sanitize it well, especially if you plan to reinsert it later. Using a potent mixture of bleach and ammonia should destroy any germs and bacteria on the plunger, destroying your ability to breathe in the process. This method is especially helpful if you’re fed up with constantly finding plungers in your rectum.
Step Seven: Insert a tampon into your rectum. Ideally, it should be soaked with at least 91% isopropyl alcohol. This will sanitize the possible internal wounds you have along with stopping any possible bleeding. You may feel a bit sick and dizzy from this method, but you’ve been through a lot recently, it’s normal for your body to react poorly.
Step Eight: Remove the tampon with excessive force after letting it sit for 5-7 minutes. This will remove any internal scabs that may have formed, leading to a faster healing process. Afterwards, putting a soothing cream such as preparation H or diaper rash ointment around the anus. If you’re in a pinch, try using orajel, icy hot, or toothpaste. If you’re really in a pinch, buttchugging mouthwash may also help. All you need is a funnel and a bottle of Listerene to sanitize and soothe your poor colon.
**Obligatory Disclaimer: This post does not constitute medical advice. See a doctor who doesn’t have a poorly printed fake license for that.
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skineasi · 8 months
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usebamboofibre · 1 year
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Behind the Scenes of the Disposable Diaper
Since a child wears diapers for the first 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 years of their life, I believe it's crucial for parents to understand exactly what diapers are made of and how they affect kids' health.
There are only a few options available when it comes to choosing your child's diapers: one is a disposable diaper made of polyethylene, plastic, dyes, glues, and sodium polyacrylate, and the other is a cotton reusable diaper that you can either buy and wash yourself or acquire from a diaper service.
Diaper rash is the condition most frequently linked to diaper use. It's important to note that the prevalence of diaper rash was just 7% in 1955, before to the widespread use of disposable diapers. It was 78% in 1998. Disposable diaper use has unfortunately been related to several health issues, including asthma, weaker immune systems, and imbalanced hormonal systems, in addition to diaper rash. The use of disposable diapers for an extended period of time will blunt or abolish the physiological testicular cooling mechanism necessary for normal spermatogenesis, according to research published in 2010 in the Archives of Disease in Childhood. This means that the temperatures inside the disposable diapers are high enough to prevent the boy's testicles from developing normally.
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Sodium Polyacrylate, TBT (Tribulytin), and dioxin are a few of the most hazardous substances that can be found in disposables. When wet, the super absorbent polymer (SAP) sodium polyacrylate transforms into a gel-like material. It keeps urine in a "gel" adjacent to a baby's skin after absorbing it. Prior to the discovery that the material raised the danger of toxic shock syndrome by enhancing absorbency and improving the environment for the growth of toxin-producing bacteria in the early 1980s, a similar compound had been utilized in super-absorbency tampons. A dangerous byproduct of the paper-bleaching process is dioxin. It is a substance that causes cancer and is ranked as the most dangerous of all chemicals linked to cancer by the EPA. Most nations have laws against it, but not in the United States. TBT is a hazardous contaminant that has been linked to hormone issues in both people and animals.
Over 92% of all single-use diapers wind up in landfills, where they rank third among other big issues surrounding disposables. In 1988, the US alone used 18 billion diapers. They are still accumulating in our landfills, endangering public health. Keep in mind that it is prohibited to dispose of human waste in landfills; yet, this rule is ignored when it comes to diapers. Airborne viruses spread by flies and other insects contribute to an unhealthy and unhygienic environment, as does leachate carrying viruses from human feces that leaks and contaminates subsurface water supplies. To top it all off, a diaper's plastic and extremely absorbent gel take almost 250 years to degrade. Future generations will continue to struggle with the issues caused by their grandparents' diapers long after we are gone.
After reading all of that, we could still be tempted to use disposables due to their accessibility in terms of both purchase and use. Contrary to popular belief, cotton reusable diapers are actually simpler and less difficult than synthetic ones. Diaper services are straightforward and incredibly practical. Each week, the used diapers are collected, and a new week's worth of diapers is brought to your house. Even going to the store is not necessary.
Let's compare the costs of cloth diapers that can be reused versus disposable diapers. The typical baby will need between 5000 and 7000 changes in their first two years. The average cost is about $1800 over the course of three years. In New York, the cost of diaper service for the same time period is nearly $1380, while the price of buying cloth diapers and doing your own washing is roughly $800.
Given that the worldwide diaper market produced $22.2 billion in revenue in 2005 alone, the manufacturers are unconcerned about the growing environmental and health risks that their products are causing. We must educate ourselves on the items we use and purchase in order to make a difference and, maybe, get closer to cleaning up this mess. It is not a good idea to merely consider our near future. We must think broadly. We must continue to be mindful of our actions in the present.
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Try both on your baby to see which one keeps it more fortable.
To top it all, it does not leave behind any toxin on the skin. If left unnoticed, it can lead to anaphylactic shock.Interested in weight loss? Visit our blogWeight Loss Programsfor weight loss tips, weight loss diets and medical reviews Disposable Nano Masks online tat are closely related to weight loss. It absorbs urine and converts it into gel, so that the baby's bottom would not be in contact with urine for a long time. This toxin is identified as sodium polyacrylate. A collective effect of above mentioned toxins triggers the baby's immune system resulting in the production of antibodies. Diapers do not leak. Cloth diaper makes it easy for baby's skin to breathe. This causes rashes and bacterial infection. These chemicals can cause various side effects like indigestion, running nose, skin infection and hives.Bottom LineBoth cloth diaper and disposable diaper causes baby rashes.Most reusable cloth diapers are multi-layered nowadays. It is even better for travel if a wet bag is carried along with it to dump the used cloth.
Disposable diapers allow the baby to feel fortable during play and sleep.Another reason why disposable diapers are not remended is because, a diaper can hold significant amount of baby urine and convert it into gel. In general, cloth diaper is remended because it is chemical free and eco - friendly. This avoids infection. Disposable diapers are made up of different kinds of plastic. Extreme cases of anaphylactic shock could turn lethal to baby.Get to know why your baby is allergic to diapersHowever if your baby is allergic to diapers, it is better to use cloth diapers. They are easy to use and dispose. Tampons were banned due to the usage of this chemical substance. It is a kind of polymer associated with toxic shock syndrome. In case it is not changed often, there are chances for bacteria to build up and emanate odor.On the other hand, cloth diapers are easily disposable.
Try both on your baby to see which one keeps it more fortable. In addition, a disposable diaper does not facilitate required air circulation. This is called latex allergy. It sticks to the baby and causes irritation.Another chemical that is harmful to baby skin is dioxin. Dioxin is carcinogenic in nature, therefore the Environmental Protection Agency has banned the use of this chemical in baby products. It makes the cloth diaper more absorbent and easy to use. It es in various sizes to suit babies of all ages from a newborn to a toddler. Bacterial infection and odor will not keep the baby fortable. Then the baby has to be under constant medication until it recovers. Though diapers are easily disposable, it is non biodegradable because of the polymers that are used. It has to be changed as and when the baby urinates, otherwise baby's skin will be wet until it is noticed
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When you have a baby at home, you'll have to change a lot of diapers to keep them clean. Your baby will sleep better at night if you use these diapers for newborns since you won't have to get up as often to change their wet ones. All-night protection is ensured using skin-friendly fabrics that do not cause rashes or irritation. On the other hand, choosing the appropriate diapers might be a challenge given the wide range of choices. So, if you're looking for a diaper brand for your kid, check out this article.
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Without a doubt, disposable diapers are the most practical choice. There are no washing, pinning, or inserts to worry about. However, chemicals and other potentially dangerous substances, including colours, perfumes, plastics, chlorine bleach, and polymer gels, may be found in large quantities in disposable diapers (sodium polyacrylate). In research, rats exposed to VOC compounds generated by common disposable diapers had asthma symptoms. Respiratory and skin irritations have been connected to the absorbent gels.
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What are some common baby ailments, and how can I treat them at home?
It's important to note that if your baby is experiencing any health concerns, it's always advisable to consult with a healthcare professional, such as a pediatrician. Home remedies can be helpful for minor issues, but for more serious ailments or if you're unsure about the best course of action, seek medical advice. Here are some common baby ailments and potential home treatments for mild cases:
Diaper Rash: Keep the diaper area clean and dry. Change diapers frequently. Apply a diaper rash powder or cream.
Cradle Cap (Seborrheic Dermatitis): Gently massage baby oil or mineral oil into the scalp. Use a soft brush or a fine-toothed comb to loosen scales before shampooing. Shampoo with a mild baby shampoo.
Teething Pain: Offer a clean, chilled teething ring or a cold washcloth for your baby to chew on. Over-the-counter teething gels or pain relievers (following your doctor's advice) can help.
Fever: Maintain a comfortable room temperature. Offer plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration. Use age-appropriate fever-reducing medications if recommended by your pediatrician.
Common Cold: Ensure your baby gets plenty of rest. Use a cool-mist humidifier in the room. Offer small, frequent feeds and keep them hydrated.
Cough and Congestion: Elevate the head of the crib or bassinet slightly to help with breathing. Use saline nasal drops to loosen mucus. Try a baby-safe vapor rub on their chest or back (follow label instructions).
Earache: If you suspect an ear infection, consult a pediatrician. Keep your baby upright while feeding or sleeping. Offer pain relief medication if recommended by your doctor.
Colic: Try soothing techniques like gentle rocking or swaying. Create a calm environment with white noise. Consult with your pediatrician for advice on specialized formulas or medications.
Constipation: Ensure your baby is getting enough fluids. Offer age-appropriate solid foods with fiber. Gently massage the baby's tummy in a clockwise motion.
Vomiting and Diarrhea: Continue breastfeeding or formula feeding. Offer small sips of an oral rehydration solution. Consult a doctor if vomiting or diarrhea persists.
Always remember to monitor your baby closely and seek medical attention if their condition worsens or if you're unsure about the appropriate treatment. Additionally, it's essential to follow your pediatrician's recommendations and not hesitate to reach out to them for guidance on managing your baby's health.
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India Baby Care Products Market Demand, Growth, Report 2022-2029
BlueWeave Consulting, a leading strategic consulting and market research firm, in its recent study, estimated the India baby care products market size at USD 12.73 billion in 2022. During the forecast period between 2023 and 2029, the India baby care products market size is projected to grow at a robust CAGR of 17.25% reaching a value of USD 38.51 billion by 2029. One of the major factors driving the India baby care products market is increased awareness of newborn health and hygiene across the country. The growing awareness of infant nutritional needs and general well-being is propelling the baby care goods market in India forward. Product designers are hard at work developing innovative infant care items to meet rising consumer demand. The India baby care products market is being driven by rising consumer awareness and disposable income, and rapidly expanding online and offline distribution channels across the country.
India Baby Care Products Market - Overview
Baby care items are those made with babies and young children under three in mind. The components in baby care products are often chosen to fulfill the goals of being mild and non-irritating. Baby care items can be divided into five categories: bathing supplies, baby toiletries, baby food & beverages, and baby skin & hair care. A rising number of parents are choosing plant-based and organic baby care products including body washes, diaper creams, and baby wipes due to growing worries about the delicate and sensitive skin of infants. These solutions additionally provide several benefits that help with the treatment of skin allergies, pain, rashes, and other skin-related problems.
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India Baby Care Products Market – By Product Type
India baby care products market is divided into Baby Skin Care Products (Baby Massage Oil, Baby Lotions, Creams/Moisturizers, Talcum Powder, Others), Baby Hair Care Products (Baby Shampoo & Conditioner, Hair Oil), Baby Bath Products (Soaps, Bubble Bath/Shower Gel), Baby Toiletries (Diapers, Baby Wipes, Baby Fragrances/Perfumes), and Baby Food & Beverages (Baby Fruit & Vegetable Juices, Bottled Baby Food, Pureed Baby Food, Baby Food Cereals, Baby Milk Product, and Baby Food Soups). The market would likely continue to be dominated by hair care products and baby toiletries. Baby shampoos, conditioners, washes, and wipes are the most widely used items because they are frequently used on an infant's skin. These solutions are easy to use and offer an effective solution to issues like dryness, infections, and diaper rashes in addition to benefits like instant hydration and rejuvenated skin. The fastest growth is expected in the skincare area. This group includes moisturizers, face creams, powders, and massage oils.
Impact of COVID-19 on India Baby Care Products Market
Due to prolonged lockdowns and decreased industrial activities, India's market for baby care items is experiencing difficulty. Baby care product sales are declining, which hurts market participants. Due to manufacturers' significant efforts to improve the production of baby care products in response to the rising client demand, the industry is currently booming. The growing need for safe, healthy, and hygienic baby care products may be advantageous for manufacturers in the India baby care products market. A growing number of market players in India are creating innovative baby care goods to satisfy customers' rising demands.
Competitive Landscape
India baby care products market is fiercely competitive. Prominent players in the market include Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Nestle, Abbott, Danone, Unilever, Kimberly-Clark, and UPPAbaby. These companies use various strategies, including increasing investments in their R&D activities, mergers, and acquisitions, joint ventures, collaborations, licensing agreements, and new product and service releases to further strengthen their position in the India baby care products market.
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