No, the FCC serves your complaint on your provider(s) and the provider is obligated to respond to your complaint within 30 days and provide the FCC with a copy of that response. It is likely that your provider(s) will contact you to attempt to resolve your complaint.
Q: Should I use baby wipes on my newborn? A: Many popular baby wipes contain ingredients that can trigger allergic reactions for some babies with sensitive skin, so although it's probably fine to use them right away, many doctors recommend playing it safe and waiting until your baby's at least 1 month old.
When your baby is a newborn, youâll probably bathe her during the day. After a couple of months you could start to make a bath part of her bedtime routine. In the first few weeks, it may be easier to bathe your baby in the kitchen sink or in a small, plastic baby bath.You could use your big bath, but it can be awkward as youâll need to kneel or lean over the side. When youâve just had a baby, you need to be careful you don't hurt your back.onât clean inside the ears, as you could damage your baby's eardrum. Use fresh pieces of cotton wool to wipe your baby's face, neck creases, and hands. If your newbornâs skin still has a coating of white, creamy vernix, donât try to wash it off.