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Diaper rash is easy to spot and easy to treat. It is a red, patchy irritation
found on baby's skin in the genital area, the folds of the thighs and the
buttocks. Don't worry, Mom, all babies get diaper rash from time to time.
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Babies are so susceptible to diaper rash that wet and soiled diapers can
irritate baby's delicate skin. Naturally, if your baby is in a wet diaper for
too long, she will be more prone to getting a rash.
Some of the most common causes of diaper rash to be aware of are:
Irritation due to bowel movements
Irritation due to moisture from sweat and urine
(even the most absorbent diapers leave some wetness behind)
Not drying the skin thoroughly after a diaper change
Diaper chafing/friction
Diarrhea, which may be caused by antibiotics
Change in food or introducing new foods
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Use A+D®
Original Ointment at every diaper change to prevent your baby
from ever getting diaper rash. |
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A+D®
Original
Ointment |
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Just as you protect and condition your skin every day, you can do the same
for your baby:
Prevent diaper rash by applying a generous layer of
A+D®
Original
Ointment on baby's bottom, genital area and
the folds of the thighs
at every diaper change.
It is safe to use everyday.
A+D® Ointment
is uniquely formulated to create a protective barrier on
baby's skin, preventing irritation from wetness, soiled diapers, and diaper
chafing. In fact, in a recent study, Moms who used a diaper rash cream like
A+D® at every diaper change reported that their babies were 5 times less
likely to get a diaper rash (as compared with babies whose mothers did not).
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Treat with A+D®
Zinc Oxide Cream. |
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A+D®
Zinc
Oxide Cream |
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It contains the #1 Pediatrician recommended ingredient, Zinc Oxide, to treat
and calm the rash, relieve discomfort, and protect your baby's precious skin.
These simple tips to treat diaper rash will soothe your baby's skin quickly
and will help prevent diaper rash from recurring:
At the first sign of redness, apply an even, liberal coat of A+D®
Zinc Oxide Cream to the entire diaper area
at every diaper change
Change baby's wet diaper as soon as possible
Soak your baby's bottom in clean, tepid water. Avoid using soap
or disposable wipes, which may irritate the skin
Allow your baby's skin to air dry without a diaper for short periods
during the day
Avoid non-breathable fabrics and plastic pants
With proper care, most diaper rashes will disappear within a few days.
If the rash lasts longer, consult your pediatrician.
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Use as directed.
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