Soothing nappy discomfort

If your baby’s skin in the area covered by the nappy is sore, red and feels warm to touch your baby may have nappy discomfort.

 

You can follow the steps below to soothe nappy discomfort:

  1. Change your baby’s nappy every time it becomes wet or soiled
  2. It is really important to stop the chemicals in urine and faeces aggravating your baby’s delicate skin
  3. Leave the nappy off for as long as possible to let your baby’s skin get some fresh air
  4. Try to ensure that your baby’s nappy fits well and is not chafing or rubbing
  5. Avoid using any soaps, detergents or bubble bath that could be irritating your baby’s skin
  6. Ensure your baby’s skin is clean and dry before using a fresh, clean and dry nappy
  7. Use a nappy discomfort cream such as Sudocrem® Nappy Cream at every nappy change to soothe and moisturise the skin

 

Sudocrem® Nappy Cream is proven to protect, soothe and moisturise the skin to prevent further nappy discomfort.

If the discomfort persists, speak to your doctor or healthcare professional.

The best treatment for nappy discomfort is to prevent it in the first place. You can read more about preventing nappy discomfort here.

Use only as directed. If symptoms persist or if there are side effects please consult your healthcare professional.