The white stuff on a newborn is called vernix caseosa. It is a protective coating made of skin cells, oil, and lanolin that forms on the baby's skin during pregnancy. Vernix helps to moisturize and protect the skin while in the amniotic fluid and also has antibacterial properties. Typically, it is wiped off gently after birth, although some parents choose to leave it on to nourish the skin.
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The white stuff is Chalk
the white stuff on earth is sea salt
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a newborn star is a star that is 10-200 million years old and its blue or blue-white 12,000 Fahrenheit
if there is white stuff trust me she s cheatin
The White Stuff was created on 1990-12-03.
You have to look at the tail. Squirrels have bushy tails. mouses have thin tails.
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It's called vernix
Though marshmallows are mostly white, not all white stuff are marshmallows. And the White Stuff being inquired on here can easily be referring to a company with that name that is selling garments.
Newborn Squirrels have dark brown nails, Newborn rats have white to tan nails.