Patient's question:
The doctor mentioned that it's just past the due date. Recently, my mother-in-law has been washing the newborn's clothes and supplies. She's using a manual washing machine. The detergent is specifically for newborns. However, she hangs the clothes and the family's fermented sausages in the same place after washing. Is this okay? They are all close-to-the-skin items. My mother said it could spread mold, is that true?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify. First, it's important to prove that fermented foods are prone to bacterial growth, etc. Clothes should not be stored with food. I suggest washing the clothes again and letting them dry in the sun before letting your baby wear them. It's recommended to wash your child's clothes in a separate basin and then expose them to sunlight, as children's skin is thin and delicate, making them particularly susceptible to allergies and other reactions. Therefore, special attention should be paid.