Practical advice for preventing and caring for severe diaper rash

• Change your baby's diaper regularly, especially in the presence of stools.
• Rinse baby's bottom with warm water and a non-irritant product.
• Gently dab the skin dry, paying special attention to skin folds.
• Always apply a preventive cream with zinc oxide to create a protective barrier between the skin and the contents of the diaper.
• From time to time, take off baby's diaper to allow the skin of the buttocks to breathe.

For more information we recommend that you ask your healthcare professional for advice. He will be able to recommend the most appropriate product for your needs.
Practical advice to prevent cradle cap

• Brush baby's hair every day with a soft brush.
• Delicately massage baby's scalp every day when you wash his/her hair (there is no point in rubbing excessively because the shampoo for cradle cap takes effect within a matter of seconds. Just work up lather and rinse thoroughly).
• Ideally, use a gentle shampoo specially formulated to prevent cradle cap.

Practical advice in caring for cradle cap:

• Do not be tempted to remove it with your fingers.
• Apply the product in the evening and let it work overnight for optimal efficacy. The next day, comb the hair to remove any soft flakes.
• Wash baby's hair with your usual shampoo or cleanse affected areas of the face with your usual cleansing product.
• When should you consult a pediatrician?
  Consult your doctor if you notice a substantial accumulation of cradle cap or if skin seems inflamed or infected: the skin or scalp will take on a bright red and/or oozing appearance. Also seek medical advice if there is no improvement after a few weeks of use. For more information we recommend that you ask your healthcare professional for advice. He will be able to recommend the most appropriate product for your needs.