For newborn umbilical cord healing, the safest and most recommended approach is keeping the cord clean and dry.
Dry cord care, without powders or antiseptics, is widely supported and considered safe for healthy full-term newborns.
Obviously boric powder is not recommended.
It's a baby not carrom.
Hey. Nothing needs to be applied to the cord stump. The dictum is to keep is dry and clean.
Even though a few Paediatricians may prescribe Neosporin dusting powder, it is not necessary.
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