Diaper Rash Creams, To Safely And Effectively Prevent, Soothe And Clear Your Baby's Diaper Rash

Diaper rash is a very common problem for new babies and parents. It also can be a problem for toddlers, so that means that this baby problem may not go away as quickly as either of you would like.  

If your baby is still in diapers (most babies are until about age three or so), then you both know all about diaper rash. For your baby it can be painful.

For you it can be stressful. Your baby will probably cry more, especially when you need to wipe your baby's bottom or change her clothes.

She will be more fussy with nearly everything, and will have a hard time sleeping comfortably.  

What Causes a Diaper Rash? 

Diaper rash is simply a rash in the diaper area, hence the name diaper rash.

A diaper rash is a skin irritation that could have been caused by a bacterial infection, fungal infection or an allergy.

Most diaper rashes are caused by moisture.

Moisture in the enclosed space where the diaper is can cause a fungal infection because the moisture can't dry inside of the diaper.

It has no where to go. Irritation of baby's skin can easily happen due to the material of the diaper rubbing on baby's skin.

This type of irritation can open the skin up to a variety of other types of skin infections.  

 

Signs of a Diaper Rash

Excessive Crying
Trouble Sleeping
Redness in the Diaper Area
Extra Discomfort During Diaper Changes  

How To Help Your Baby's Diaper Rash

Try to change your baby's diaper often, such as every one to two hours
Allow your baby's skin to dry entirely before putting on a clean diaper
When you can let your baby roam without a diaper
A little bit of sun can help, as well as some fresh air
During diaper changes check to make sure that the diaper is not too tight
Use natural products, such as soaps, diaper rash creams and wipes that do not have fragrances
If you are using cloth diapers wash them in hot water and make sure that the detergent you use is completely rinsed out
Do not use any type of steroid diaper rash creams as these can get absorbed into your baby's blood and cause side effects  

Take a look at any of the products you use on your baby. Check the ingredients on all of them that have contact with your baby's skin.

This includes, detergents, soaps, lotions, diapers, wipes, and more. If any of them list fragrance as an ingredient, throw it away and buy another type that does not have any fragrance added to it.

This ingredient can easily cause irritation of the skin, and can even cause diaper rashes.  

The best all natural solution to your baby's diaper rashes is NaturalEco's Diaper Distress Cream
There are no steroids or fragrances that will irritate your baby's soft skin with no side effects. 

 

Diaper Distress Cream Ingredients

Zinc: eases sore, aggravated skin and helps to calm redness and irritation.
Comfrey: helps to heal and calm swollen tissues as a natural anti inflammatory.
Centella asiatica (Gotu Kola): is a common, natural way to help heal skin problems and even sores or cuts. It is not harsh at all, and can even help to prevent scarring.
Lavender Essential Oil: is respected for its sterile, curative and soothing properties and is magnificent for lessening distress and increasing natural healing of diaper rash.
Tea Tree Oil: is often used for a lot of different skin conditions. It has great, natural, antibacterial and anti fungal properties.
Marigold (Calendula officinalis): is an herbal element used to treat skin problems and help to heal any skin problems. It is an anti fungal, anti viral and an anti bacterial. It will also help your baby's new skin grow. You can help soothe your baby's bottom naturally and safely with Diaper Distress Cream.  

 

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