Diaper rash is a common problem for children. Urine and feces against baby's skin can cause irritation of the skin and cause to break the prisoners. This can cause redness or bumps on the bottom of your child. Keep Baby Dry is the best way to prevent diaper rash, but unfortunately, if your a little change frequently, it can still have a diaper rash.
During the diaper rash is often skin irritation from the long sitting in a diaper from,some babies are sensitive to other things like scented wipes, lotions or laundry detergents. If your baby is using cloth diapers you may need to use a special detergent designed for cloth diapers or one made just for babies. Diaper rash can also be caused by yeast infections, food allergies, or sensitivity to certain types of infant formula.
You can help prevent rashes by keeping your baby's bottom dry. Change his diaper frequently, as soon as you notice he is wet. Also after you have changed his diaper, this may be a good time to let him get a little fresh air. Allowing him a few minutes to air out his bottom may help to keep him dry and rash free. Diaper creams and ointments may be necessary to clear up redness and prevent rashes.
If you are looking for some natural remedies for treating diaper rash here are a few that might help.
Petroleum jelly - Petroleum jelly creates a barrier that keeps moisture away from baby's bottom. This may help clear up your baby's bottom.
Olive oil - Good old fashioned olive oil is a natural and inexpensive lubricant. It may soothe baby's skin and may help to keep moisture from getting close to baby's skin.
Lotrimin and Mylanta - This is a recipe some moms swear by and even doctors will sometimes recommend this. Take an antacid like Mylanta or Maalox. Mix it together with an antifungal cream like Lotrimin to create a paste. Put this on baby's bottom and may help to clarify a persistent rash. The properties can also be comforting Mylanta antacid in the bottom of the child.
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