Diaper rash treatment

Although diaper rash is very common, most babies will experience at least once, but its appearance will shock parents, and obviously will bring discomfort to our children.

Increase the frequency of changing diapers

Reducing the humid environment in contact with dirty diaper will help solve the symptoms of diaper rash. If you suspect that there is urine or feces, please change the diaper immediately.

Dry the baby's skin

Gently pat your baby's skin after changing your clothes, or let them air dry and embrace that natural suit! Let them have more time without diaper -whether they run around naked, or just let them lie on the towel after changing their clothes.

Avoid too tight diapers

If you suspect that the skin is abrasion and irritating, make sure you do not over -tighten the diapers and consider whether to increase the size to avoid skin irritation.

Apply repair cream

Apply healing cream or ointment on completely dry skin to help protect their hips from excessive water.

Limit contact with allergens

Limit contact with any suspicious allergens. These may exist in any products that are in contact with the baby's hips, including soap, shampoo, washing powder, diapers, wet towels and certain diaper brands. Learn about the brand you purchased -know whether they contain preservatives, spices or adding ingredients that may cause skin allergic reactions.

If you suspect any symptoms of allergic dermatitis, most other techniques for treating diaper rash may not have much effect until you find the culprit and delete it from your baby product.

Consult your doctor

Candida and bacterial dermatitis may require doctors to pay attention to prescribe antifungal drugs or antibiotics under the deterioration of bacterial infections. If your baby has continuous or continuous worsening rash, be sure to consult your doctor.

Snap the high water absorption natural diapers

Consider using the brand of diapers with strong water absorption to keep the baby's hips dry as long as possible. Use lower diapers. Wet wetness is the term we use to measure the objective dryness of diapers in the industry. This was tested by an independent laboratory. We try to obtain ultra -low and wettability, which means that our diapers can keep your baby's hips dry for a longer time, even if you urinate repeatedly. This is important for preventing diaper rash because long -term exposure to humid environment can stimulate baby's sensitive skin and create a perfect breeding place for yeast and bacteria. Always look for diapers with high absorption capacity.