Lunar rash; what to do?

Your baby is crying. You don't know exactly what it is until you change the diaper. Oh oh red billets, this can only mean one thing. Diaper rash. This rash is very annoying to a baby, it itches and can be very painful. But for every problem, there is a solution.

What's diaper rash?

Lunar rash is a rash often caused by poop and puddle. Because this is often wet, the skin can start to scouring in the diaper. Then red painful sheds will be created. If the baby has a diaper long to wear, the chances of diaper rash will also get bigger. This too has additional consequences. If the diaper is too long to go, there can be fungi here. Because the skin of the baby is still softer and often also broken, the fungi can enter the skin.

Symptom diaper rash

If you suspect you have a little diaper rash, go past this list for a moment or the symptoms match;

• The skin is red, coral and irritated.
• The skin where rash is sitting can feel warm.
• Your baby cries more and is quickly provoked.
• The skin may be blisters.

What to do with diaper rash

• First of all, make sure you change the baby's diaper at least 8 times a day.
• Use a good one (zinc salve) creamespecially for the scaly skin on the baby's butts.
• Don't put the diaper on too tight.
• Use baby swabs without alcohol and perfume.
• Wash the skin with a warm washcloth.

Avoid diaper rash

It's important that you change your baby's diaper at least 8 times a day. If your baby is in a diaper too long, the skin becomes softer and more humid, increasing the chance of scaling spots. Take care of the skin. Make sure that if you bathe the baby, the skin washes carefully but well, avoid soap with alcohol in it. Use a mildbaby soap. Dry the skin off well. After washing your baby use a baby bodylotion.This prevents dry skin.