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Rinku Agarwal Mom of 2 children 2 years ago

moisturiser and butter cream..without it winter care seems impossible

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Pinki sandhu Mom of a 3 yr 7 m old boy 2 years ago

m just telling . use once nd then no need to explain bcz result is alwayz best

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Medha Guardian of a 4 yr 2 m old girl 2 years ago

nice

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Anuj Kumar Guardian of a 10 yr 5 m old boy 2 years ago

too good

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Kiran Hoskalle Mom of a 3 yr 1 m old girl 2 years ago

body lotion

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AlOk Father of 2 children 2 years ago

1. Rash Cream (As In Winter's I Cannot Let My Baby To Stay Diaper Free For More Time As Compare To Summer's)

2. Moisturizer (As In Winter's My Baby's Skin Get Dry and Seba Med Moisturizer Is Best For Dry Skin)

3. Body Wash ( As My Baby Feels Fresh After Taking Bath By Seba Med Body Wash)

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Mayank Khati Mom of a 2 yr 11 m old boy 2 years ago

But mittens and booties can help him feel comfortable, especially if you go out. Cotton and woollen hats.

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Mayank Khati Mom of a 2 yr 11 m old boy 2 years ago

. It's normal for my baby's hands and feet to feel cold, and not necessarily a sign that he needs an extra layer

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Mayank Khati Mom of a 2 yr 11 m old boy 2 years ago

Warm socks or woollen booties and mittens

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Siva Mom of 2 children 2 years ago

Too good

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