Baby basket

- Comprehensive care: brings together the essential products for body hygiene, hair, face and diaper area in a single solution.
- Formulation for sensitive skin: physiological pH, hypoallergenic and with moisturizing agents that reinforce the skin barrier.
- Prevention of diaper rash: water-based paste with a barrier effect for the diaper area.
- Alcohol-free cologne: perfumes without drying or irritating children's skin.
- Savings and convenience: group purchase with possible economic savings and easy transport/storage.
- Compatibility with maternity stages: topical use compatible with breastfeeding and pregnancy; complements the infant feeding environment and care of the baby world.
- Dermatologically tested formula suitable for skin prone to irritation or atopic dermatitis (according to the manufacturer's specifications).

From what age are these products suitable?
Generally, formulas are designed for newborns and babies from 0 months, although some products may have specific indications of 6+ or 12+ depending on the concentration of active ingredients; it is advisable to check the label of the specific product.

Are they safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding?
As these are topical products for hygiene and skin care, their use is compatible with pregnancy and breastfeeding. They do not affect breast milk or lactation, unless otherwise indicated by a healthcare professional due to allergies or specific skin conditions.

Are they hypoallergenic and tested on atopic skin?
Commercial products intended for sensitive skin are usually hypoallergenic and dermatologically tested; some batches also include testing on atopic skin. This information should appear on the manufacturer's label.

Does the cologne contain alcohol?
The cologne included in this reference is formulated without alcohol to reduce irritation and evaporation that can dry out the skin.

Can they cause allergies?
Although the formulas aim to minimize sensitization, there is a risk of allergy to certain excipients or extracts. Do not use if you have a known hypersensitivity to any component.

Do they replace pediatric evaluation?
No. These products complement the care routine, but in cases of rashes, dermatitis, or doubts about infant feeding (infant formulas, supplements, or breastfeeding problems), a pediatric evaluation is essential.

How are they preserved and what is their lifespan?
The shelf life and expiration date are shown on the packaging. After opening, many pediatric cosmetics indicate a period of use (PAO symbol) of 6 to 12 months, depending on the product; follow the label.

Pediatric shampoo gel: Apply to wet hair, gently massage until a lather forms, and rinse. Use as frequently as appropriate for the baby's age and skin/hair type.
Pediatric body lotion: apply after bathing on clean, dry skin with a gentle massage until completely absorbed; repeat as needed for hydration.
Water-based paste for diaper care: apply a thin, even layer to the clean, dry area at each diaper change; leave on until the next change.
Pediatric facial balm: apply to clean, dry face, avoiding the eye area and mucous membranes; use on face and areas that are dry or prone to irritation.
Pediatric cologne: spray at a safe distance from the body (20–30 cm), on clothing or on dry skin avoiding face and mucous membranes; do not apply to open wounds.
For products with specific manufacturer instructions, it is recommended to follow the labeling and dosage indicated by the pediatrician.

- Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes; if contact occurs, rinse with plenty of water.
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised children.
- Do not apply to broken, cut or inflamed skin.
- Discontinue use and consult with the pediatrician if signs of irritation, rash or allergy occur.
- Check the list of ingredients if you have a history of allergies or known sensitivities.
- Store in a cool, dry place, protected from direct light and heat sources.
- Respect the expiry date and the period after opening (PAO symbol) indicated by the manufacturer.
- Do not replace medical assessment in cases of severe atopic dermatitis, skin infection, or problems associated with infant feeding.
- For products that come into contact with the mouth (e.g., balms that may come into accidental contact), use formulations with ingredients that are safe in minimal accidental ingestion; check labeling.

- Pediatric shampoo gel: 200 ml (1 unit)
- Pediatric body milk: 300 ml (1 unit)
- Water-based diaper care paste: 50 g (1 unit)
- Pediatric facial balm: 40 ml (1 unit)
- Alcohol-free pediatric cologne: 100 ml (1 unit)
Sizes and number of units may vary depending on the supplier or edition of the basket; please refer to the product details to confirm the exact contents.

Typical formulations (subject to the manufacturer's data sheet):
- Mild surfactants of anionic/non-ionic origin with pH adjusted to that of the skin.
- Moisturizing agents: glycerin, vegetable propylene glycol or emollient esters.
- Soothing and repairing: panthenol (provitamin B5), allantoin, plant extracts with evidence of skin tolerance.
- Ingredients of the water-based paste: mild occlusive agents and physical filters (zinc oxide or similar bases) to create a protective barrier.
- Authorized preservatives in safe concentrations, without parabens when indicated.
- Cologne water: a mixture of low-sensitization fragrances without ethyl alcohol.
Exact composition, INCI list and allergens present should be consulted on the labeling of the specific product.