A rash is a change in the color or texture of the skin .One of the roots of all diaper rashes is infrequent diaper changes. Diaper rash is caused by a combination of factors, exposure to bacteria in urine and feces, prolonged contact with moisture, lack of air, and irritation from contact with the diaper.

One of the main reasons that diaper rashes can occur is due to the fact that a child is not changed and cleaned soon after soiling the diaper. Change your infant’s diapers frequently to limit exposure to urine and feces, especially when she is suffering from chronic diaper rash. On the affected area gently rubs sesame oil. Do not rub his skin dry but rather pat dry to avoid irritation. Before closing the new diaper, make sure your child’s bottom is completely dry.

Avoid using steroid creams or ointments under a child’s diaper. Sesame oil moisturizes as well as soothes the skin Put your baby’s diaper on loosely or use a diaper that’s a little big on him to allow for better air circulation. Avoid Citrus fruits and citrus juices as they are notorious for causing bad diaper rashes in sensitive kids. Use warm water and a mild soap instead of wipes. Avoid using plastic pants. If your child has diarrhea or his bottom is dry and cracked, try zinc oxide or petroleum jelly.