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Nykaa Top 50: Editor’s Pick For Toddlers, Tweens, And Teens

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With Children’s Day in November, we’ve curated a list of the best products for children of all ages from infants and toddlers to teenagers. Whether you want baby gift ideas or want to treat your child, this is the ultimate list for you.
Nykaa Top 50: Editor’s Pick For Toddlers, Tweens, And Teens

Raising kids is no easy task – it’s a pretty well-known fact. But as an aunt to an adorable 4-year-old, I am slowly learning that you need to do a lot more to bring up a kid than the already intimidating list of tasks. You need to find the best parenting practices and cater to their every need while also being in a constant state of trial and error. As the super aunt, I wanted to take one thing off my sister’s place and took it upon myself to create a list of skincare, haircare, and other baby products that are safe and work great for infants and toddlers.

In the process, I started discovering many other products on Nykaa for children of all ages and found great gifting ideas and treats for children. So, whether you have a newborn in your life, a toddler, a school-going kid, or a teenager, you must explore the following products and consider introducing them to the child. They’re all skin-safe for babies and other age groups mentioned and should definitely be on your wishlist as a parent, aunt/uncle, family member, or just a loving friend.

1. For Infants (3 to 11 months)

We’ve curated the best newborn skincare products that take care of a newborn's every need and are gentle to the baby’s skin. It includes face cream for infants, a top-rated diaper rash cream, the best soap for newborns, the best lotion for infants, and a nourishing hair oil.

2. For Toddlers (1 to 2 years old)

Using gentle, skin-safe products should be a top priority in the toddler stage. This includes shampoos, nourishing face washes, oil for hair and skin, and facial creams to keep their skin hydrated. Here are our top picks:

3. Pre-schoolers (3 to 4 years old)

The preschool stage is all about exploration for a baby and it’s the stage where you can create a body and skincare routine for them. This includes tackling dryness with moisturising skin and hair products and sunscreens for outdoor activities.

4. School-aged (4 to 12 years old)

The experimental school stage is the most magical (in my opinion) as this is when your vanity begins to expand and the range of products you use widens. While moisturisers, shampoos, and soaps mainly remain the same, things like makeup, nail paints, body sprays, and lotions begin piquing your interest

Fair warning: This particular curation is biased because it’s all I wish I had in school 😉

5. Teenagers (13 to 18 years old)

Sunscreens are a must-have as teenagers tend to be the most active and spend longer hours outdoors. Additionally, serums to combat teenage acne and new, trendy eyeliners are also things that should be in every teenager's vanity.

Parting Thoughts

There’s a reason that reminiscing about your childhood commonly finds its way into your conversations with siblings or old friends and we celebrate Children’s Day every year. Your formative ages are the parts of your life where you develop a personality. So, it’s important to introduce skincare, hair care, and personal grooming products as your child grows older so that they can continue these habits into adulthood.

FAQs

  1. What are essential baby products for newborns?

    Diaper rash creams, gentle shampoos, soft washcloths, skin-safe body soap, and hair oils are essential baby products for newborns.

  2. What’s the difference between baby shampoo and baby wash?

    Baby shampoos are specifically designed for washing the scalp and hair, while a baby wash is a full-body cleanser that can be used on the skin and hair.

  3. How do I choose safe baby products?

    Look for fragrance-free products without harsh chemicals when choosing baby products. Opt for natural ingredients and look for certifications from government agencies or dermatologists to choose safe baby products.

  4. What are the ingredients that should I look for in infant skincare products?

    Here’s what to look for in infant skincare products:

    • Coconut oil
    • Aloe vera
    • Calendula
    • Shea butter
    • Jojoba oil
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