The baby’s diaper should be changed whenever it is dirty, or at least every three or four hours after the end of each feeding, especially in the first 3 months of life, because the baby normally poops after feeding. As the baby grows and breastfeeds less at night, it is possible to reduce the frequency […]
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Newborns generally use around 7 disposable diapers per day, that is, around 200 diapers per month, which must be changed whenever they are soiled with pee or poop. However, the number of diapers depends on the absorbency of the diaper and whether the baby pees a lot or little. Normally, the baby urinates after feeding […]
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The diaper calculator is a simple and quick way to find out how many diapers your baby will need for a few days, 1 week, several weeks or 1 month, depending on the baby’s weight. Furthermore, the diaper calculator takes into account the sizes that the baby may need as he grows, for better baby […]
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To take care of a baby’s diaper rash, called diaper rash, the mother must first identify whether the baby actually has a diaper rash. To do this, the mother must check whether the baby’s skin that is in contact with the diaper, such as the buttocks, genitals, groin, upper part of the thighs or lower […]
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Diaper rash ointments, such as zinc oxide ointment, dexpanthenol or calendula, help reduce skin irritation and redness, promote healing and increase the skin’s protective barrier, and may be indicated for the treatment or prevention of diaper rash. Diaper rash is more common in babies, and may arise due to skin contact with the diaper, feces […]
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The presence of blood in a baby’s diaper is always a cause for alarm for parents, however, in most cases the presence of blood in the diaper is not a sign of serious health problems, and may only arise due to more common situations such as diaper rash. butt, allergy to cow’s milk or anal […]
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Diaper dermatitis is an inflammatory reaction on the baby’s skin that is in contact with the diaper, such as the buttocks, genital region, thighs or waist, causing symptoms such as redness, peeling, itching or pain in the skin. This inflammation, also known as diaper rash, is the most common cause of dermatitis in babies, occurring […]
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Home » Tips & Tricks » Baby powder – 20 uses that go beyond just preventing diaper rash Baby powder’s main function is to prevent diaper rash, but in addition it can be used in several useful ways in everyday life. Everyone is more than familiar with baby powder to prevent baby diaper rash and […]
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