Neosporin is a potent antibacterial cream that shouldn’t be used on babies below 2 years old without consulting a doctor. It’s a cream that should only be used if the rash is bacterial. Most diaper rashes can be treated by changing diapers frequently, keeping …
A diaper rash can develop from various triggers, such as prolonged irritation and infection. Diaper rash creams are the mainstay of treatment, but alternative methods include breast milk, aloe vera, petroleum jelly, oils, and even some kitchen ingredients! Soothing baths are another option. There …
Contrary to popular belief that they can save you money, Cloth diapers are expensive to start and are inconvenient because your baby needs to be changed about 10-12 times a day, translating to at least 300 diaper changes in one month. Knowing how important …
Toddlers touching their genitals is a sensory rather than an overtly sexual act that serves to relax or change how they are feeling or simply distract themselves. According to the Mayo Clinic, sticking hands in diapers from as early as 18-24 months is also …
Green poop in babies can be alarming, but it’s usually not a cause for concern. Dietary changes such as eating leafy greens often cause green poop, but it can also be linked to a bacterial infection or diarrhea. Something that you may not have …
Cornstarch is a natural, safe, and effective alternative to baby powder that helps prevent diaper rashes that are triggered by a combination of too much moisture, too little air, friction, and irritants like your baby’s bath products, the contents of your choice of diapers …