WHY DO BABIES CAUSE RASH?

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1. Dirty diapers that last a long time! Diaper rash usually occurs when diapers are dirty and wet for an extended period of time. As a result, check your baby's diaper frequently! Make sure to thoroughly clean your baby's bottom. Before putting on a new diaper or applying diaper cream after cleaning, your baby's skin should be dry. Apply Little Pure Project Diaper Cream to dry skin and place your baby in a clean diaper.

2. Your baby's skin may be irritated by the wet wipes you use. While wet wipes can be extremely useful at times, they can also be the source of the problem. Make sure the wipe you're using doesn't contain any artificial fragrances or chemical ingredients that could irritate your skin. Instead of wet wipes, try our Little Pure Project Bottom Spray, which uses natural ingredients to clean and soothe your baby's sensitive skin.

3. Your diaper cream may not be safe for your baby. Is the cream you're using good for the rash, or does it make it worse? Many diaper rash creams, as well as wet wipes, contain concerning ingredients. Preservatives, fragrances, petroleum-based ingredients, and toxic chemicals... When this type of diaper rash cream is applied to the diaper area, it can become trapped in the diaper and slow the healing process. Look for creams containing natural ingredients, such as Little Pure Project Diaper Cream, to help soothe irritated skin.

4. Your diaper may not be suitable for your baby. The diaper is one of the least common causes of diaper rash! Because of the ingredients in them, some disposable diapers can irritate your baby's sensitive skin. If you notice reddening anywhere the diaper comes into contact with, you should switch diaper brands.

5. New foods introduced into your baby's feeding program may cause nappy rash. New foods introduced to your baby's delicate digestive system may be incompatible. When your baby has a nappy rash, try to recall if he or she has eaten any new foods in the last few days.

6. Teething babies may develop diarrhea, which can lead to a rash. Teething can alter the composition of feces. During this time, babies are prone to diarrhea and diaper rash. Change your baby's diaper frequently and let him or her air dry. Apply a small amount of Little Pure Project Diaper Cream to your baby's dry skin.

If your baby still has a diaper rash after using the treatment methods we shared with you, and you are suffering from other ailments, we recommend that you consult your doctor. We wish you and your baby a happy day free of rash!