Diaper Rash Guide
Identify and prevent diaper rash with this helpful guide.
50 to 60% of all babies will suffer from diaper rash at some time1,2.
Diaper rash can lead to an increased frequency of crying, changes in eating habits and sleep patterns, agitated and restless behavior and sometime less urination and/or defecation to avoid pain. Careful care when changing your baby’s diaper can help prevent diaper rash.
Clean
Use mild wipes or a warm, wet washcloth to gently cleanse your baby’s skin
Dry
Keep your baby’s skin as dry as possible
Apply
Sprinkle and apply JOHNSON’S® baby powder to the diaper area with each diaper change.
Be careful not to apply your baby’s diaper too tightly
Let your baby go without her diaper as much as possible
Sprinkle and apply JOHNSON’S® baby powder to the diaper area with each diaper change.
Change your baby’s diaper often
Choose the right-sized diaper
1. Atherton D, et al. RCM Midwives. 2004;7:288-290. 2. Jordan W, et al. Pediatr Dermatol. 1986;3:198-207.
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