but what do you need to know when it comes to protecting their delicate skin?The skincare experts at Comfort Pure have put together some useful tips.DO’s:Dress your baby in protective swimwear. Many have long sleeves and legs to protect your baby’s whole

temperatureIdeally, a room should be kept between 20ºC and 23ºC during the day and 15.5ºC and 18.5ºC at night. Of course, through one night, the temperature will vary, but if you have your baby’s cot or crib in a place away from draughts or direct heat sources

- to remove splinters and ticks Sterile gauze - in dressing pads of small, medium and large. Sterile eye dressings Bandage rolls - in different sizes. A triangular bangage - many uses such as for head wounds, knee wounds and to make a sling. Elastic