How to take care of your baby’s diaper rash
To take care of your baby’s diaper rash, called diaper rash, the mother must first determine if the baby actually has diaper rash.To do this, the mother should check if the baby’s skin is in contact with the diaper, such as the buttocks, genitals, english., the upper thighs or lower abdomen is red, hot or bubbled.
- In addition.
- When the baby’s skin is roasted.
- It feels uncomfortable and can cry.
- Especially during diaper changes.
- As the skin in this area is more sensitive and painful.
To treat your baby’s diaper rash, precautions should be taken, such as:
Diaper rash is usually transient, but if not treated, it can develop into thrush or bacterial infection.
This homemade talc recipe can be used in children of all ages, as it helps soothe the skin thanks to the soothing and anti-inflammatory properties of chamomile and the antiseptic effect of propolis, which helps fight infections.
Ingredients
How to prepare:
Sift the cornstarch into a dish and set aside, mix the dye and essential oil in a tiny vaporizer, with the function of spraying like a perfume, then spray the mixture on top of the cornstarch taking care that no lumps form and let dry.Store in a bottle of talcum powder and always use on the baby, avoiding putting it on the child’s face.This talc can be stored for up to 6 months.
Baby diaper rash can be caused by heat, moisture, and contact of urine or stool with your baby’s skin when it stays in the same diaper for a long time.In addition, allergies to certain wet wipes or baby hygiene products purchased on the market can also cause diaper rash, as well as when intimate hygiene is not done correctly when changing diapers.
When severe, diaper rash can cause blood in your baby’s diaper.See other causes here.