Usually, diaper rash is the result of an irritation, infection, or allergy. Also, starting new foods can change the content and frequency of a baby's poop, which can sometimes lead to a diaper rash.

If the diaper rash is caused by a skin infection due to yeast or bacteria, it often appears in skin folds and creases and can also cause blisters, open sores, or pus-filled sores. Wash your baby's ...

Zinc oxide and petroleum jelly can help with adult diaper rash, too. Adults may require an over-the-counter hydrocortisone ointment or prescription treatment to heal. Bentonite clay is a unique ...

Help your baby by following dermatologists’ tips to prevent and treat diaper rash at home. Everyone wants a happy, healthy baby; however, babies often experience discomfort from diaper rash – a ...

Help your baby by following dermatologists’ tips to prevent and treat diaper rash at home. Everyone wants a happy, healthy baby; however, babies often experience discomfort from diaper rash – a ...

All parents worry about diaper rash, but every baby is going to get one, sooner or later. We'll go over all that, step by step. : Oh, my gracious; that's all dark and green. Jennifer Shu ...

Human milk? Baking soda? Pediatricians share dos and don'ts for treating diaper rash at home. Medically reviewed by Wendy L.

Baby-Centric Formulations: The infant segment remains the largest market for diaper rash creams, with growth driven by ...

Notes Keep all medical and lab appointments. To help prevent diaper rash, check your baby's diaper often, and change the diaper whenever it appears wet/dirty. Refer to storage information printed ...