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Mothercare Baby Products Price in Pakistan Mothercare is the Pakistani-market baby care brand that shows up in almost every hospital gift bag at the time of discharge. Not imported, not premium — positioned at Rs. 150–600 per item, covering the basics a new parent needs without requiring a dermatologist's approval for every product. Here's an honest look at the range. Product Size Price Mothercare Baby Cologne Spray Pink 100ml Rs. 600 Mothercare Baby Shampoo Duck 150ml Rs. 500 Mothercare Baby Jelly PC Rs. 500 Mothercare Go Rash Baby Powder PC Rs. 400 Mothercare Baby Oil PC Rs. 400 Mothercare Baby Powder Natural PC Rs. 270 Mothercare Go Rash Cream PC Rs. 250 Mothercare Mosquito Repellent Wipes 10Pcs Rs. 150 Why Mothercare Baby Products Work for Pakistani Conditions Hard Water and Baby Skin Pakistani water is notoriously hard — high mineral content, especially in Karachi and Lahore. For adult skin, this causes buildup and dryness. Baby skin is roughly 30% thinner than adult skin with a thinner stratum corneum, so the drying effect is faster and more pronounced. Mothercare's baby lotion and oil don't address hard water specifically, but frequent moisturizing post-bath offsets the damage. Baby Lotion Natural at Rs. 185 is the starting point for a post-bath routine that counters this. Heat and Rash Prevention Prickly heat is a seasonal problem for Pakistani babies from April through September. The Go Rash Baby Powder and Go Rash Cream exist specifically for this. The powder creates a dry barrier to prevent; the cream treats existing irritation. They're not interchangeable — powder goes on dry skin before nappying, cream goes on irritated skin after a rash appears. Using both in rotation through summer makes more sense than picking one. What New Parents Actually Need First Skip the bubble bath and cologne for the first 3 months. A newborn's skin doesn't need fragrance, and most Pakistani paediatricians advise against it for the first 8–12 weeks. First-order esse