What to do about baby’s red bottom
The phenomenon of red bottoms in babies is very common until they learn to keep themselves clean. The causes are multiple: an ENT infection, gastroenteritis, repeated colic, a teething burst...
The phenomenon of red bottoms in babies is very common until they learn to keep themselves clean. The causes are multiple: an ENT infection, gastroenteritis, repeated colic, a teething burst...
Red diaper rash is a real problem that children find difficult to escape. However, with careful advice and dedicated changing care products, baby can regain soft skin and be protected from irritations.
Strict hygiene to fight diaper rash
Being confined in a diaper 24 hours a day isn't necessarily pleasant, but if, in addition, it causes irritation in the diaper area, it can lead to tears. Here are some tips to avoid diaper rash:
- Regular changing. Even if diaper marks indicate that the child is dry for several hours, it is necessary to change baby regularly. Some parents opt for a change before each bottle or breastfeeding.
- Thorough cleaning of the diaper area. During changing, it is essential to wash baby well with soft wipes free of phenoxyethanol and parabens, easy to carry in a diaper bag. A cotton swab dipped in cleansing milk can remove urine and feces traces.
- A meticulous cleaning once a day is essential during bath time.
- Drying of the folds. It is crucial to gently pat dry to avoid moist maceration between the folds.
Protect baby's bottom with a changing cream
Before putting on the diaper, it is highly recommended to apply a changing cream that creates a barrier between the moist diaper and the skin.
Our soothing changing cream contains zinc oxide to protect the skin and over 95% natural ingredients for complete respect of the child's skin.
The changing cream is one of the 3 essential products for babies, along with the cleansing gel and the cleansing milk.
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