How-to identify and treat nappy rash

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great article, shared with sisters!

I am so thankful my kids did not suffer with much nappy rash. It was mainly when they started teething.

I find that natural is the best. Every morning after his big sleep, I would give him nappy free time and give his bottom a wipe with just water to remove any traces from the previous nights #1. Also if it has been a particularly sweaty humid period, I would also use a hair dryer on cool setting of course to dry the area to make sure that the skin is not too moist. Of course a layer of Sudo cream prior to putting the nappy back on. I find that since I have done this routine, my little man has not had a case of nappy rash. Another thing I do is , after using those baby wipes after a #2, I would also wipe the area with water.

Nappy rash looks very irritating. My sis uses Sudocrem to soothe nappy rash on my niece.

Nice!

The best nappy rash cream I have used on my 2 children is sudocream looks so little but lasts a long time

sudocream best

I just love sudocream, it's really working wonder for my bub

Love that idea Megan146. When my son had it I stopped using babywipes - they are the worst thing for nappy rash. Instead use cotton balls with warm water. I used the Bepanthen ointment cream and that worked wonders at repelling moisture.

I tried many different products for my son when he got bad nappy rash and none of them helped at all (lucas paw paw ointment, bepanthen, etc). One day of of my Mum's friends suggested that an age old remedy is to use cornflour at every nappy change. The reason why nappy rash forms is due to trapped moisture. It worked a dream and I would recommend it to anybody. My son's nappy rash improved almost instantly and was gone completely within 2 days. I now use cornflour on him every nappy change and then put Sudocreme on the top as a barrier cream. He hasn't had a spot of nappy now for around 9-10 months.

thanks for advice

One of my twins suffered badly from nappy rash, I found the fastest and most effective treatment was tea tree ointment, and using warm cloths to clean followed by viva paper towels to dry!

My Daughter had nappy rash constantly. I found besides using Curash cream allowing her to have nappy free time for an hour a day helped keep nappy rash at bay.

I would never use Lucas Pawpaw ointment when there is a much kinder option of Pure Nutraceuticals pawpaw ointment which does not contain nasty pertochemicals.

Great advice!

Where I live has a older chemist and my son kept getting nappy rash really bad. He put us onto resolve (over the counter for tinea) then when the rash went canastan cream to keep it at bay and then a water proofer we loved curash it went on thick and easy. Also he was having alot of apple juice we had to stop this as it was very acidic and was making the problem worse

My mother in law swears by zinc cream, any cream containing zinc apparently works wonders and apparently that is where Sudocream originally came from.

my 18month old hasn't had nappy rash ONCE by doing the following: -using sorbalene on tissues instead of wipes (unless for poos) -giving him regular nappy free time -NOT using talcum powder (my midwife strongly advised against using this on their bottoms as the chemicals & fragrance aren't good for their sensitive skin) -using bepanthen every few nappy changes as a preventative

As a naturopath, I prefer to use natural based creams, eg vitamin E with a calendula infused oil and perhaps some zinc. And I think about why is bubs getting a rash in the first place- do nappies need changing more regularly, etc.

very interesting article