AzraelCameron1979: Created page with "Your baby looks uncomfortable and you see that he has diaper rash. The skin is inflamed and there are red spots in the area the diaper covers. It may be worse in the summer month..."

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Your baby looks uncomfortable and you see that he has diaper rash. The skin is inflamed and there are red spots in the area the diaper covers. It may be worse in the summer months because due to sweating this can irritate the skin that may be wet from body waste. It hurts to see your baby's skin red and bumpy in a rash.

Try to air your baby out without any covering so that the air can circulate. You can try to do this for twenty minutes here and there to let the skin breathe. Don't keep a soiled diaper on your child for long. Are you using anything scented on your baby to clean him off? Yes, it is not to have a perfume odor but this can be a source of allergic reactions for people.

Here's some remedies recommended by moms for diaper rash:

1) Mix together corn starch and Vaseline. Remember to clean your child with just warm water and not any scented soaps or cleaning body products that have alcohol or questionable ingredients. Let him air dry for ten minutes and then apply the mixture to him. One mom says this works within two to four days and was recommended by her doctor.

2) Watch what your child eats. Sometimes acidic foods can cause the waste to burn the butt area. Certain juices, spices and other foods can have this reaction so try to minimize it and your baby's skin will stop breaking out in a diaper rash.

3) Use zinc oxide cream on your baby's butt under the diaper and also be sure to give him some time without anything on him.

If the skin still seems irritated after several days be sure to check to see if there may be a yeast reaction. If that is the case, nystatin is a good solution. Also check your child's neck as yeast can grow there in the crease area. Some moms also recommended bathing in salt water if it's summer time as a way to heal the skin.
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