It's not right for baby diapers

Some mothers use toilet paper instead of diapers to pad the newborn's butt, thinking that this can avoid the trouble of repeatedly washing diapers, and prevent infection of germs. In fact, this is very wrong.
Because so far, the toilet paper used for various health care and treatment purposes, no matter how fine the production process, can not completely remove the alkaline substances such as caustic soda (NaOH) remaining in the paper, nor can it completely remove the chemical substances such as bleach in the paper with different degrees of oxidation. Although the concentration of these substances is not high, it generally does not have obvious toxic side effects on adults, but for newborn babies with thin skin and tender meat, the corrosion or stimulation effect can not be ignored.