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Best natural home remedies for diaper rashes

By Shweta Pandey
Your baby will be always very precious to you. Mothers protect their new born baby from all corners and make them feel comfortable in a new atmosphere. Rashes in their body will definitely be a matter of concern for you. It will be very irritating to see it in your little ones bottom. 

This can be mostly due to wearing of diaper for a long time. But, there is good news about all mothers who are tensed about rashes in their baby bottoms. You can now use some home remedies to eradicate the effect of diaper rashes. Due to this condition, your child may feel irritated and even get inflamed skin. Since the environment inside the diaper is moist and warm, the bacteria reacts in the environment and give rise to rashes.



Some home remedies for diaper rashes
  • Try to keep the skin of your young ones dry and remove urine and stool immediately. You must make sure that, excretory products does not comes in contact to your baby’s skin
  • As soon as you discover the diaper is spoiled and wet, you must change it
  • It is important to check the diaper inside the brief of your baby in every 3 hours. Even in night, you need to get up and check whether the diaper is wet
  • In order to stop irritation and rashes, you must wash the diaper area with the soft cotton cloth dipped in Luke warm water
  • You must avoid using any type of soap unless the area is soiled. You can get baby soaps in the market available with a reputed brand name. That particular branded soap must be used.
  • You must avoid using the baby wipes which include alcohol for cleaning the skin where diaper rash is present. This may be very dangerous and can easily burn your skin.
  • If you want to dry the place where you have washed your baby’s skin, blow diaper set can be used to make the area dry and avoid further rashes
  • It will be better to use cloth in traditional way instead of diapers as the rashes are quite less as compared to that formed after using diapers.
  • You can put the creams and ointments such as Diaparene, Zinc Oxide, D ointment etc. Mothers should not apply the cream or ointment to broken skin.
  • It is good to avoid using plastic pants for the babies as chances of getting rashes will be more.
  • You can feed your baby with the Cranberry juice if your baby is more than 12 months of age. This will help the urine to make less concentrated
  • If you feel your young ones skin is very raw, you can carry on with warm bath for 10 minutes. This can be done 3 times in a day. The bath tub must contain warm water and 2 tsp of baking soda. But, you should not make your baby to bath until his umbilical cord falls off.
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