Diapering

View and share with parents treatment information for irritant diaper dermatitis

Recorded in nearly 1 million pediatric outpatient visits a year, diaper dermatitis is one of the most common dermatologic conditions in the United States. In this section, you’ll be able to download, print and pass along to parents diapering tips from the brand that’s the #1 choice of pediatricians and moms.

Taking Care of Diaper Rash

Your baby’s skin is soft, smooth, and oh-so-touchable. But it’s also ultra-sensitive. That’s why diaper rash is so common—and why you want to provide quick relief when it strikes. To help you ease your little one’s discomfort and take care of her skin, here are answers to some common questions.

What is diaper rash?

An inflammation of delicate baby skin that’s typically caused by wetness or irritants from a dirty diaper.

What causes a diaper rash?

Diaper rash can be caused by the breakdown of baby’s tender skin from the friction of rubbing diapers, or prolonged contact with wet or soiled diapers resulting in trapped moisture. Skin integrity can be challenged by contact with urine, feces, and bacteria. Also, antibiotics or new foods can cause diarrhea, which can result in irritation that may lead to diaper rash.

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