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What Are the Alternatives to Petrolatum?

If petrolatum is not suitable, alternatives include:
Lanolin: A natural moisturizer derived from sheep's wool.
Aquaphor: A healing ointment that contains petrolatum and other moisturizing ingredients.
Coconut Oil: A natural oil with moisturizing properties.
Always consult a pediatrician before switching to an alternative product.

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