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How to get rid of Diaper Rashes?
Hello Moms, Diaper Rashes are a common problem for babies .Share with us and other moms what steps or tips you take to soothe your baby’s bottom in case of rashes.
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shashi Mom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy 4 years ago
sebamed diaper cream is a good option. coconut oil is also good option.
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Khushi manwani Expecting Mom due in 2 months 4 years ago
When ever u apply any thing on rashes after that pls apply the powder on that makes ur baby feel so good
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binti Mom of 3 children 4 years ago
apply mustard oil
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Community User 4 years ago
clean with wet wipes and then apply any massage oil such as coconut oil
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rashmi kumari Guardian of 5 children 4 years ago
clean with wet wipes and then apply any massage oil such as coconut oil
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Community User 4 years ago
coconut oil &termeric mix and apply
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Sonam Tariyal Negi Mom of a 5 yr 6 m old boy 4 years ago
Desi Ghee or Aloe Vera ...Used it on my mother 's suggestion ,when my baby got Diaper Rash.Worked Like a magic for me.But be cautious when using diapers.. Don't use diaper for your baby more than 3 hrs..Change it Frequently.
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Sowmya Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
Coconut oil is good
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Akanksha Mom of 2 children 4 years ago
I tried different Brand of diaper rather than pampers my baby got horrible rash . so for 2_3 days I left my baby without diapers and applying of sebamed rash cream helped and fastent the bye bye to rash .
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Dhatri Mom of a 6 yr 7 m old girl 4 years ago
at initial stage apply coconut oil, thats was i did for my baby
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