Must-know diaper hygiene
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Created by Ridhi Doomra Updated on May 17, 2017
Summer, the season full of heat waves, dust and sweat galore, also lends itself well to a season of diaper rash. In this blog, our proparent blogger Ridhi Doomra shares some facts about diaper hygiene and the answers to other important questions like: What’s the most sanitary way to change a diaper? How often should you change cloth diapers? How can you make it as clean as possible and limit the spread of germs? What are some ways you can stop diaper rash this summer? Read on…
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| Aug 02, 2017
yes ritika gulati, we must restrict the usage of chemicals as much as we can.. Nothing like treating these daily problems naturally.
| Jun 13, 2017
Must use cotton balls and water to clean nappy area.. try to avoid using wet wipes.. but if urgently required, use mother sparsh water wipes..
| May 20, 2017
apply some breast milk on rashes and let it air dry. it works magically
| May 20, 2017
Nice article dear.. we need to be extra careful when it comes to be for our lo.. One part that I have reservations about is using baby powder. Most doc advise that powder should not be used especially if it's a girl.. in case of heat and summer problems take a pinch on your hand and gently rub in the folds so as to avoid infection but strictly no powder puff where there are chances of powder entering their nose , mouth or viginal area.. Some things that I have been following and have helped are: 1) Diaper free time - As much as is possible preferably after every diaper change. 2) Keep the area dry 3) After every poop, clean with cotton ball and oil. If lots messy then use luck warm water and muslin cloth or take your lo to bathroom under running water if old enough. Avoid wet wipes they may cause little burning even more if the delicate skin is already irritated. 4) Ezy nappy and Himalaya and desitin are good options for diaper rashes. In cases where you not sure or the lo is irritated please consult the ped asap. Thanks again dear for such a good piece of information.
| May 19, 2017
hi... use coconut oil in every diaper changes... it's prevent from rashes...
| May 18, 2017
Himalaya daiper rash Cream also good for daily use.
| May 18, 2017
As it goes more red and rashes become more prevalent, must see the doctor immediately and with that start some home remedies like mentioned above. summers ask for more care and concern for babies skin specially for the sensitive areas.
| May 18, 2017
An Ointment named as "PROTECTO-DERM" should be used in every diaper change.
| May 18, 2017
You can use Easy Nappy cream for rashes.
| May 17, 2017
thank u... happy nap is good cream
| May 17, 2017
Good piece of information. Can you name some of the normal antiseptic creams to use in case of normal rashes. I use Soframycin..
| May 17, 2017
I had a similar experience.. Fungal infection would not go by its own.. you need anti fungal creams for that..
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