Preventing Diaper Rash

A: Keep the skin clean and dry, change the diaper promptly after bowel movements, and clean the buttocks thoroughly. Wait for the skin to dry before putting on a new diaper.

A: You can apply a thin layer of moisturizer to the baby’s skin. The purpose is to create a barrier between the excrement and the skin, forming a protective waterproof layer.

A: Generally, it is recommended to choose moisturizers that do not contain fragrance or alcohol, such as petroleum jelly. You can also choose skin protectants that contain zinc oxide, which helps to keep the skin dry.

A: No, baby powder cannot help keep the skin dry. When mixed with liquid, it can clog the pores and make the situation worse.

A: In addition to changing diapers frequently, keep the skin dry, and shorten the time of contact with urine or faeces. You can also occasionally let the baby take off the diaper and keep the buttocks ventilated. If the situation does not improve or worsens, seek medical treatment from a doctor.