How to Treat Diaper Rash Using Home Remedies

Take off the child's diaper and clean his/her diaper area with soap and water., Place a towel on the floor and carefully lay the child on it on his/her back., Raise the child's feet in the air to expose his/her diaper area., Continue blow-drying...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Take off the child's diaper and clean his/her diaper area with soap and water.

    Dry the area as best as you can, making sure to dry within all the child's skin folds.
  2. Step 2: Place a towel on the floor and carefully lay the child on it on his/her back.

    Make sure the hair dryer is plugged in, set to cold, and close at hand. , Set the hair dryer on its lowest fan setting and blow air over the child's diaper area.

    If you don't have a hair dryer with a cold air setting, a fan placed a couple of feet away and directed at the child's diaper area will also do the trick.

    If the blowing air makes your child uncomfortable, skip to step
    5.

    Given enough time, a child's diaper area will eventually completely dry if left bare. ,,, Diaper cream with a high zinc content is best. ,,,,
  3. Step 3: Raise the child's feet in the air to expose his/her diaper area.

  4. Step 4: Continue blow-drying until the child's diaper area is dry to the touch—or for as long as the child will let you.

  5. Step 5: Let the child run around with a bare bottom for a while.

  6. Step 6: Liberally apply diaper cream to the child's diaper area before you diaper him/her.

  7. Step 7: Diaper the child.

  8. Step 8: Change the child's diaper very frequently: every couple of hours

  9. Step 9: if you can.

  10. Step 10: Repeat blow-drying process a few times a day.

  11. Step 11: To avoid diaper rashes

  12. Step 12: apply diaper cream during every diaper change; diaper cream creates a barrier between a child's skin and the moist

  13. Step 13: skin-irritating environment in his/her diaper.

Detailed Guide

Dry the area as best as you can, making sure to dry within all the child's skin folds.

Make sure the hair dryer is plugged in, set to cold, and close at hand. , Set the hair dryer on its lowest fan setting and blow air over the child's diaper area.

If you don't have a hair dryer with a cold air setting, a fan placed a couple of feet away and directed at the child's diaper area will also do the trick.

If the blowing air makes your child uncomfortable, skip to step
5.

Given enough time, a child's diaper area will eventually completely dry if left bare. ,,, Diaper cream with a high zinc content is best. ,,,,

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