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Dry, Cracked Hands
Dry, Cracked Hands?
Daycare providers wash their hands so many times a day! They wash before and after food prep. They wash after diaper changes. They wash after their own use in the bathroom. They wash after assisting a child who needs to blow their nose. After all this washing, they're likely to have dry, cracked hands.
I took a survey of over 200 providers and asked them what their solution to dry, cracked hands was. The results are listed below.
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The number one listed solution was coconut oil. Coconut oil is very universal. Besides being used as a moisturizer, it can also be used for cooking and for medicinal purposes. |
A bestselling coconut oil on Amazon is
Nutiva Organic Virgin Coconut Oil
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Marcia Reagan is the creator of DaycareAnswers and lives in Central Minnesota with her husband and two children. She's been an in-home daycare provider for over twenty years and loves to share her experience and passion for daycare with other providers. |
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