Mom & Baby

The care of mother and child requires attention, expertise, and products selected with rigorous criteria. In this collection, you will find over 1,700 references dedicated to pregnancy, breastfeeding, newborn care, and the growth of little ones: specific cosmetics, specially formulated supplements, accessories, and aids designed to accompany every phase, from gestation to the early years of life. An area where the right choice truly makes a difference.

How to choose the right products for mother and child

The first criterion is the phase: pregnancy, postpartum, and breastfeeding have profoundly different needs compared to the daily care of a newborn or preschool child. For the mother, evaluate the composition of cosmetics (check for the absence of ingredients that are not recommended during pregnancy, such as high-dose retinoids) and, for supplements, always consult a doctor or pharmacist before use, referring to the indications on the label. For the child, prioritize hypoallergenic formulations, dermatologically tested, and suitable for the specific age range indicated on the packaging.

A common mistake is to purchase generic products instead of formulations designed for the delicacy of a newborn's skin, which has a different thickness and pH than that of an adult. Similarly, not all adult supplements are suitable during breastfeeding: always read the warnings. The main subcategories of this collection include creams and oils for pregnancy, hygiene and care products for newborns, pediatric lines for hair and body, specific supplements for gestation and postpartum, and breastfeeding accessories.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are pregnancy cosmetics really different from others?

Yes. Dedicated formulations exclude potentially sensitizing or discouraged ingredients during pregnancy. It is still good practice to verify the composition with your gynecologist or pharmacist.

Until what age are newborn products used?

Generally, newborn lines are indicated up to 12 months, but many brands extend the range up to 3 years. Refer to the age range indicated on the packaging for an appropriate choice.

Are breastfeeding supplements safe?

Commercially available supplements comply with current regulations, but individual safety and suitability depend on specific health situations. Always consult a doctor or pharmacist before taking any supplement during breastfeeding.