As the tender skin of newborns demands special care and attention, understanding the potential risks associated with topical compounds becomes paramount for parents and caregivers. The phrase "Risk of topical compounds" encompasses a spectrum of concerns related to skincare products applied to delicate infant skin. In this discussion, we delve into the factors contributing to these risks, shed light on the vulnerabilities of newborn skin, and offer insights to help make informed choices in safeguarding the health and well-being of your precious little one. Let's navigate the risk of topical compounds and their impact on newborn skin for a safer and healthier start to your baby's skincare journey. CompoundProductConcernTriclosanLiquid deodarent SoapsThe risk of toxication seen with phenolic compoundsPovidine - iodineTopical antiseptic (Betadine)Hypothyroidism, goiterIsopropyl alcohol (Under occlusion)Topical anti-septicCutaneous haemorrhagic necrosisPropylaxglycol Emollients cleansing agentsExcessive internal & para using risk of hyperosnolality & seizuresBenzothonium chloride Skin cleansersPoisoning ingestion carcino genesisGlycerin Emollients cleansing agentsHyperosnolality & SeizureAmonium Lactate Exfolliants, emollientsPossible lactic acidosisCoaltar Shampoos, topical anti-inflammatory ointmentsExcessive use of polycystic aromatic hydrocarbons: risk of cancerSalicyclic acid Shampooos Keratolytic emollientsMetabolic acidosis, salicyclism Read More: Infant Feeding Practice | Breastfeeding techniques | Fractures In Children