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Baby itself is fragile and genitals will be much more. While giving bath to baby it’s important to splash some lukewarm water so that any dirt would flow out along with the water. Then tap well with the dry cloth. During the day or evening before night make sure baby is left uncovered for short time on a clean cloth so that there is proper aeration. If a mother is unable to above take a damp cloth or water based wipes and clean it smoothly and leave it uncovered for few minutes for aeration

Prepare everything you’ll need in advance on the changing table: diapers, cotton pads, cleansing product, diaper cream, etc. Change your child’s diaper as soon as it is damp or with each bowel movement, preferably a little after meals. Newborns need to be changed more frequently, since they urinate and produce stools more often than older infants. Choose diapers that are appropriate for your child’s size: if the diaper is too small, it can create irritating friction and will not provide adequate protection from leaks. When you’re ready to change the diaper, place your baby on a clean bath towel. Open the diaper, then wipe the baby’s bottom with the front part of the diaper. Fold the diaper and dispose of it. Clean your baby’s bottom with a no-rinse cleansing fluid, a cleansing lotion or thick diaper wipes. If you prefer, you can also use a cleansing gel or emollient soap, and rinse with water. Clean from top to bottom, from the cleanest areas to the dirtiest, so as not to spread impurities elsewhere. For a baby girl, clean from the vulva (the outer folds of the lips and then the middle) towards the buttocks. For a baby boy, clean the penis, the scrotum and surrounding area, and then the buttocks. Thoroughly dry the folds in the skin to prevent any maceration, or if possible, let the skin air dry. Open the clean diaper and place your baby right in the center, so that the tabs are level with the navel. If you have a baby boy, be sure his penis is properly positioned downwards before closing the diaper, to prevent leaks. Don’t wait until your baby’s bottom is red before taking care of it! Each time you change a diaper, apply a protective cream or a talc that contains zinc oxide as prevention. In case of diaper rash, leave your baby’s bottom exposed to the air as much as possible and use a suitable skin care product.

I use aloe-vera tissues for wiping which makes him feel gud & hygenic & keeps him smiling all day long.

i use mother sparsh wipes its very soft ,fragnanted , easy to use and 90% of water.. there is no sign of any rash