Child hygiene is the most important and important issue for any parent.

According to specialists, it is bad for a child to be "too clean", because his immune system develops during the fight against microbes, which strengthens him to fight against various diseases, as well as reduces the risks of allergies.

In this article, we present the 7 golden rules of baby hygiene, which will help you keep your baby as clean and safe as possible.

Kitchen - you should pay special attention to the place where you prepare food and feed the baby. To keep the kitchen clean, use an antibacterial spray and mop the kitchen floor frequently.

Bottles and other utensils - To kill all germs, baby bottles should be sterilized continuously until the baby is 1 year old.

Milk is a good environment for bacteria to grow, so clean your baby's bottle thoroughly before sterilizing it.

In addition to the bottle, you should also sterilize other utensils, such as: plates, cups, etc.

Controlling things - Children love to taste everything, literally, so they put everything in their mouths to taste them, including toys, dishes, even medicine.

Therefore, control things, do not allow your baby to find and put in his mouth, unnecessary and harmful things.

Baby changer - after each change, spray the baby changer with antibacterial spray and put all soiled diapers in the appropriate bin.

Bathing - It's important not to bathe your little one too often, clean bath toys thoroughly, and change them every 6 months. Also, avoid very hot water.

Yard - A clean yard is great for a baby, but keep the baby away from puddles of water, animal droppings, and other bacteria nests. Among them, do not allow dirty hands to be put in the mouth.

Your hands - Your hands are your baby's first source of bacteria, so wash your hands with soap as often as possible, especially after changing diapers and before feeding your baby.

Teach the little ones to wash their hands, and make this process fun and interesting.