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A baby in pain, crying or uncomfortable, is a sight that all parents dread experiencing. But at times, kids go through a painful phase due to diaper rashes, which can take up to a few days to heal. This article will help you all with tips to prevent, treat, and get rid of diaper rashes; let us understand what diaper rashes are and what causes them.
Baby diaper rash is a very common skin condition that almost every child experiences once in their childhood. It makes the diaper area of a baby red, itchy, tender, and flaky. Unfortunately, a common misconception is that diapers cause a diaper rash. While it is true that most cases of diaper rash are experienced by kids wearing disposable diapers but a diaper rash can bother anyone, whether they are on cloth nappies, disposable diapers, or no diapers at all.
Depending on the severity of a rash, the diaper rash types can be mild red bumps or peeling, flaking and flaky skin, or blisters and open sores. If treated immediately at a stage where they are just mild red bumps, a painful situation of blisters and sores can be avoided.
Rashes in the diaper area can be very painful for babies; thus, timely and proper diaper rash treatment is an absolute necessity. The best treatment for diaper rash is to keep the area open for a few hours and let the skin dry naturally. If the rash is severe, proper baby rash treatment under a pediatrician's supervision is needed. Applying ointment or cream recommended by your baby's pediatrician can also help in healing the skin faster.
Ensure that you do not rub or irritate the skin with a wipe or cloth while cleaning the area affected with rash and do that gently.
Unless the diaper rash is severe and is in the form of a blister or open sore, home remedies usually help. Try the home diaper rash remedy when the rash starts to appear, and it might not reach the stage of severe pain and irritation for your baby.
Prevention is always better than cure. Thus following good diaper hygiene can ensure no painful rash situation and a happy baby.