• Intervention Group 1 (Moisturizing Lotion)
• The application and data collection will be carried out by Nurse Zehra SÖZKESEN, who works in the neonatal intensive care unit where the research will be conducted. The research will last 5 days for each baby. Measurements will be taken before and after the application (15 minutes after application).
• Before the application, the parent will be consulted and an "Informed Consent Form" will be completed.
• Applications will be performed in a way that does not disrupt the ward routine and will be carried out after daily care during routine care hours, between 09:00-10:00 in the morning.
• The lotion to be used for babies included in the moisturizing lotion group will be kept at the patient's bedside with a barcode label attached to each patient, and a separate sterile container of lotion will be used for each patient.
• Before the application, the researcher will wash their hands according to the hospital's procedur

Intervention Group 2 (Coconut Oil Group)

• The application and data collection will be carried out by Nurse Zehra SÖZKESEN, who works in the neonatal intensive care unit where the research will be conducted. The research will last 5 days for each baby. Measurements will be taken before and after the application (15 minutes after the application).
• Before the application, the parent will be consulted and an "Informed Consent Form" will be completed.
• Applications will be performed in a way that does not disrupt the ward routine and will be carried out after daily care between 09:00-10:00 in the morning, which are routine care hours.
• The oil to be used for babies included in the coconut oil group will be kept at the patient's bedside with a barcode label attached to each patient and will be used in a separate sterile container for each patient.
• Before the application, the researcher will wash their hands according to the hospital's procedure.

• The researcher will wash their hands again according to the hospital's procedure.
• During the application, the baby will first be placed on its back, then on its side and stomach, and the body will be lubricated with coconut oil.
• Coconut oil will be applied to the entire body surface except the hands, head, face, and genital area with light touches using the palm of the hand. The application will take approximately 8-10 minutes. The amount of oil to be used in each application will be approximately 3-4 ml/kg.

The Infant Information Form is an 8-question form prepared by researchers using literature. The form includes information on the baby's demographic characteristics, gender, gestational age at birth and corrected gestational age, mode of delivery, birth weight, head circumference, medical diagnosis, and feeding type. Additionally, a table is included at the bottom of the form for recording the baby's body temperature, heart rate, oxygen saturation, skin moisture, and skin pH before and for 5 days after the procedure.

This scale, developed by Lund and Osborne (2004), is used to assess the skin status of healthy or sick preterm, term, and postterm newborns. The newborn's skin status is scored based on the presence of redness, dryness, and impaired skin integrity/peeling. It is developed as a three-point Likert scale, with each item/finding given a score from 1 to 3. The lowest possible score is 3, and the highest is 9. A total score higher than 3 indicates a risk of impaired skin integrity in the newborn, while a higher score indicates poor skin status. The reliability of the scale has been reported by researchers to be between 0.66 and 0.89.