How temperature changes affect your child's skin

By Dr LEONG KIN FON

Children have more delicate and thinner skin than adults, which can make them more sensitive to changes in temperature and humidity. — Positive Parenting

The skin is the largest organ in the human body.

Compared to adults, children have more delicate, thinner skin.

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