Among the gifts in the form of a basket left in the hospital when my second daughter was born, without a doubt that I am getting the most out of it is a body for newborn made with soy proteins, Dermatex brand.
Dermatex are a bodys result of the research developed by the Mediterranean Dermatological Institute in collaboration with a team of pediatricians and dermatologists, made with a tissue with soy proteins that help care for the baby's delicate skin.
Being the garment that is in direct contact with the baby's skin, it is the garment that has the most influence on its care, so the fact that it is made of natural fibers, in this case soybeans, favors the natural balance of the skin.
As they explain on their website, the fabric made from soy proteins has some advantages over traditional fabrics such as cotton: better perspiration, avoiding the accumulation of sweating, one of the main causes of irritation of the skin of the newly born.
Also, being softer, prevents irritation from chafing. And in addition the bodys are made without chemical agents, and although they are washed without softener it maintains a particular touch, very light and soft.
A detail that I liked, apart from its rather soft elastic touch: it carries the label on the outside, which neither rubs nor has to worry about cutting it. They are soft yellow, although I have to say that with the washings, although it retains that pleasant touch, the color has changed, it has darkened.
The truth is that they seem to take care of all elaboration and distribution details: The bodys are sold packaged and sealed to ensure that the garment has not been handled incorrectly, or has been in contact with substances harmful to the baby's skin.
Of course, I can not tell you the price of these bodys because they do not appear on the web and as I say it was a gift basket in the hospital.
Dermatex bodysuits are sold exclusively in pharmacies, and there are 6 sizes, from 00 for premature children to size 5 for babies from 12 to 18 months.
Official Site | Dermatex
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