Did you know that newborn babies do not feel cold the same way adults do? 
They are born with a special waxy, oil-like coating on their skin called vernix caseosa. This natural coating forms in the womb and acts like a built-in moisturizer and heat-locking shield.
It also has antibacterial properties and helps babies adjust better to the outside world after birth.
Had you ever heard of this before? What are your thoughts on this?
This is new information for me.
It is wonderful to see that how nature offers a special blanket to new one so that they can survive and withstand the cold
This is new for me. Thanks for sharing this information. Nature has given so many surprises to us.
Thanks for sharing, glad to know about such intresting topics.
Natures way of protecting us is really amazing. It shows how nature’s always got our back.
This is New Information for me , thanks for Sharing this Valuable information
This is new to me, how interesting. The female reproductive system is truly miraculous!
In addition to locking in warmth and moisture, I think vernix also plays a very important role in the protection of a baby’s skin from the amniotic fluid, which would otherwise cause it to wrinkle or break down. It has also been seen that vernix supports wound healing and skin development after birth.
Learned something new.
Yes, I’ve read about vernix caseosa before — it’s actually quite fascinating! Nature really does take care of babies in amazing ways. This protective layer not only keeps them warm but also shields them from infections in those first few hours after birth. It’s like a natural barrier designed specially for newborns. We often overlook how perfectly our bodies are designed right from the beginning.
No i never heard about this before.
Thanks for sharing this new information.
‘Mother’ Nature in true sense.
