My daughter does not very often get nappy rash because I have found that the best way to prevent is to make sure that I change her every three hours or if she does a poo to change her immediately. I believe that it is the combination of wee and poo which does the damage and this seems to be the case for her. However if she does get a bit sore I turn immediately to the JohnsonsNappy Rash Cream.
You can buy it in a tube or a tub and I prefer the tube.
If I apply it as soon as I notice any redness and then again at the next nappy change the redness is usually gone by the third change.
I think that this is good stuff.
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I found that tubes of nappy rash cream to be more useful than the tubs for travelling. They take up less room. Sudocrem used to do a tube, but don't seem to see it around generally now.
Oct 17th, 2000
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