What is a common embalming fluid for infants?

When embalming infants, it is essential to use a less concentrated formaldehyde solution. Infants' bodies are smaller and more delicate than adults', and their tissues can be more susceptible to the potential harmful effects of stronger chemicals. A less concentrated solution allows for effective preservation while minimizing the risk of damage to the fragile tissues.

This approach recognizes both the sensitivity of an infant's body and the need for effective embalming. The primary aim is to provide a respectful and dignified preservation process without causing trauma to the delicate anatomy of infants. Utilizing a less concentrated formaldehyde solution strikes a balance between effective embalming and the safety and integrity of the child's remains.