
Diaper Rash
If your child's diaper area looks irritated and red, chances are it's diaper rash. The skin may also be a little puffy and warm when you touch it. Diaper rash can be mild, with a few prickly red spots in a small area, or extensive, with tender red...
When Diaper Rash Strikes
A red bottom is the last thing you want to find when you open your baby’s diaper. But it’s not unusual for infants and toddlers to develop diaper rash, a skin condition that occurs from wearing diapers. Take a few sensible steps to keep your baby’...
7 Tips For Diaper Rash Treatment
The most important way to prevent and treat a rash is to keep your baby’s diaper dry and clean. Whenever your baby isn’t wearing a diaper, lay him down on a towel. The longer he's out of a diaper, the better.
7 Diaper Rash Cure Myths
When your baby gets a nappy rash you seem to try everything to clear it up. Here are 7 myths which don’t work in clearing up a baby’s nappy or diaper rash.
Home Remedies For Diaper Rash
If diaper rash isn’t treated, it can cause a yeast or bacterial infection, making matters worse. Diaper rash is characterised by inflamed skin and a rash in the diaper area, which includes the upper thighs, buttocks and genital area.
Top 5 Ways To Prevent Diaper Rash
Luckily, most cases of diaper rash are easy to treat at home and can even be prevented. Let's take a look at some of the tactics you can use to combat diaper rash.