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How to get rid of Diaper Rashes?

Reshma Mom of 2 children 5 years ago
apply oil or diaper rash cream for baby. diaper need to use in very less in night according to me diaper wearing is good.
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Disha Tripathi Mom of 2 children 5 years ago
change diapers after every 5 hrs..no rashes + apply oil or cream every tym baby wear pants...+ quality of diapers also matters
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jeshma Mom of a 6 yr 3 m old girl 5 years ago
johnson baby jelly is 100 percent effective...but not easily available in.shops....i kindly request first cry to sell it as its realy good....
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smriti Mom of 5 children 5 years ago
coconut oii
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shamnad Father of a 6 yr old girl 5 years ago
apply coconut oil into the rashes area of your baby.....it is the best remedy rather than others.
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Rexina Gonsalves Mom of 2 children 5 years ago
gently apply oil on rashes don't rubb with cloth or with water again and again
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ggg kk Mom of 2 children 5 years ago
apply oil(any massage oil)after ever diaper change
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PRIYANKA PARIDA Mom of 2 children 5 years ago
coconut oil , baby vaseline petroleum jelly is the best and cream b4nappi
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sonali kambli Mom of 4 children 5 years ago
Baby rashes are very common in babies, i use The moms co. baby rash cream,it s natural and gives relief to baby as it cures the rashes very fast.
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Alifiya kapasi Mom of 2 children 5 years ago
Apply Absorb or clothrimazol powder, quick relief.
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