Diaper rash, also known as diaper dermatitis, is a general term describing inflammatory skin conditions that occur in the diaper area. Diaper rash is often related to wet or infrequently changed diapers and skin sensitivity.


Common symptom of diaper rash is rashes and redness in the diaper area including buttocks, thighs, and genitals. In more severe cases, the rash can cause blisters, or other sores. If the rash gets infected, the skin may get swollen, red patches or spots may spread beyond the main part of the rash, even outside the diaper area.

Here are Effective Home remedies for Diaper Rash

1. Vaseline.
Vaseline protects the diaper area from Irritations caused by urine and feces.

Wash baby’s bottom and dry it gently with a clean soft towel. Apply a layer of Vaseline over the areas where the diaper may may touch. Put on a fresh diaper loosely to allow better air circulation.



2. Change Soiled Diaper Immediately.
The main cause of diaper rash is prolonged exposure to urine wetness or moisture to a baby’s skin. Always keep this areas dry and clean and dry to prevent diaper rash.

Gently wash the diaper area with warm water and mild, fragrance-free soap. Rinse and dry completely and always change diapers immediately after they are soiled with urine.


3. Breast Milk.
Breast milk can be very effective and a safe treatment for diaper rash.

Squirt a little breast milk on the affected area.



4. Shea Butter.
Shea butter contains anti-inflammatory, antifungal and yeast-killing properties which helps to prevent or get rid of diaper rash.

Mix 4 teaspoon virgin coconut oil, one quarter cup of shea butter and 5 drops of Tea Tree Oil, heat them up in microwave until they melt. Mix them properly and keep stirring as the mixture starts to cool. Store the cream in a airtight jar and use it as a diaper rash cream.

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