Washing baby clothes

Washing baby clothes requires a delicate approach to ensure not only cleanliness but also the safety of the baby's skin. Here are some general tips for washing baby clothes:

Choose a gentle detergent: Use special detergents for babies, which are intended for sensitive skin and do not contain too many chemicals.

Sort the clothes: Consider sorting baby clothes by color and material. Avoid washing light and colored clothes together to prevent color transfer.

Set a low temperature: Washing in cold or lukewarm water is usually sufficient for baby clothes. High temperatures can lead to material shrinkage.

Avoid using additives: Avoid detergents with added fragrances or softeners, which can irritate the baby's delicate skin.

Use a gentle washing program: Set the washing machine to a gentle washing program to avoid overly intense washing and the possibility of damaging delicate fabrics.

Zip up zippers and button buttons: Zip up zippers, button buttons, and pay attention to items that may snag on other clothes.

Avoid using bleach: Bleaches can be too harsh for a baby's skin and can cause irritation. Stick to baby-safe detergents.

Careful drying: If possible, air-dry clothes to avoid overly intense drying. If you use a dryer, set it to a low temperature.

Remember that each piece of clothing may have its own individual washing recommendations, so always check labels and manufacturer's instructions.