LANEYLI Baby Urine Pads(17.7 x 13.7 Inch) Baby Diaper Sheet Baby Mattress Waterproof Changing Pad
<strong>Product Description</strong><br>●"Redness, lesions, swelling or spots on your baby’s bottom, thighs and genitals.The rash may also be hot<br>to the touch. Your baby’s behaviour might seem more troubled – they may cry when touched or washed,<br>and wake frequently in the night because of discomfort."<br>●"Treatment and prevention are very similar when it comes to nappy rash – both involve following<br>some simple hygiene recommendations, such as changing your baby’s nappy whenever it’s soiled,<br>giving your baby nappy free time and using gentle products that are specially developed for your baby’s<br>delicate skin. NHS suggests the best way to deal with nappy rash is to prevent the baby getting it in<br>the first place. "<br>●"Protection Baby lying on its back while its nappy is changed Change your child's nappy five to seven<br>times a day. Make sure you’re using the right nappy size. If it’s too tight, it can cause irritation.Test<br>the nappy with your finger: it should fit easily between the skin and the nappy cuffs. Let air get<br>to your baby’s bottom as often as possible. For example, let him go nappy-free during winding. When you go<br>out,remember to take a clean nappy with you, so your child doesn’t sit in a soiled one for too long. Always<br>clean your baby's bottom from front to back. It is essential that their skin is always clean, but a daily<br>bath isn’t recommended, as it dries out the skin. Use clean, lukewarm water when washing your baby.<br>Soap can irritate the skin. After cleaning, allow your baby’s bottom to dry in the open air for a<br>few minutes. Avoid perfumed toiletries or wipes."