Babies have very delicate skin. Sometimes despite a parent’s best effort, babies can develop a diaper rash. Follow these tips to prevent and treat diaper rash: http://bit.ly/2AcgtIs | American Academy of Dermatology

A.B.C.D.E. of Diaper Rash Prevention! 💡 Diaper dermatitis is a super common complaint in our pediatric OPDs, and it's not always just about the diaper itself! Even regular clothes can cause irritation. The key is prevention, and here's a simple mnemonic to counsel parents effectively: **A.B.C.D.E.! A is for AIR: Change soiled/wet diapers promptly. Allow some "air-free time" without a diaper to let the skin dry completely. B is for BARRIER CREAM: Apply a thick layer of barrier cream (like zinc o

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Main Causes of Diaper Rash 1. Prolonged contact with wet or dirty diapers • Urine and stool irritate baby’s sensitive skin, especially when the diaper isn’t changed often enough. 2. Friction and chafing • Tight or rough diapers can rub against the skin, causing redness and irritation. 3. Irritation from wipes or soaps • Some baby wipes, detergents, or bubble baths contain fragrances or alcohol that can irritate the skin. 4. New foods or solid foods • When babies start solids, stool consistency c