Dressing up your child as Krishna? Avoid these 6 mistakes

Moneycontrol News | August 24, 2024

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On Janmashtami, there’s nothing more heartwarming than seeing kids dressed up as Krishna, complete with a peacock feather crown and a mischievous smile

Essential for overall well-being

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Here are 6 common mistakes to avoid to ensure your child looks as adorable as ever while staying happy and comfortable

Essential for overall well-being

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The traditional dhoti and kurta combo can be uncomfortable if not made from the right fabric. Synthetic materials can irritate the skin, leading to rashes or itching

Fabric matters

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Opt for soft, breathable fabrics like  cotton or linen, which are gentle on the skin and keep your child cool and comfortable throughout the day

Breathable fabric is the best

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Applying makeup on your child’s delicate skin may be a great, but many makeup products contain harsh chemicals that can cause allergic reaction or irritation

Be careful with makeup

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Choose natural or hypoallergenic  makeup products, and if possible, avoid makeup altogether. Let your child’s natural charm shine through

Go for safe makeup

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Heavy or sharp jewellery can be uncomfortable and dangerous. Metal jewellery can cause skin irritation, and heavy pieces might hurt them during play

Less is more

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Go for lightweight, child-friendly jewellery, preferably made from soft materials like fabric or plastic. Avoid anything that might snag or cause discomfort

Opt for child-friendly jewellery

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Krishna’s look is often completed with traditional footwear, like mojaris or sandals. However, ill-fitting or hard-soled footwear can make it difficult for your child

Mind the footwear

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Constant photo sessions can be tiring and stressful for your child. Being under the spotlight for too long can cause them to become cranky or exhausted

Too many photos/videos