What Are The Signs Of A Diaper Rash?

A diaper rash typically presents as red, inflamed skin in the diaper area. Small bumps, blisters, or sores may also appear. The affected area might look swollen and feel warm to the touch. You may notice an ammonia-like smell. In addition, diaper rashes can cause your baby to sleep poorly. They may not be able to get comfortable and may cry from the pain. In severe cases, the skin may become raw. If that happens, you may notice a small amount of blood during your baby's next diaper change. If not treated, diaper rashes can become infected. And infection can lead to spreading redness or yellow scabs.

How Do I Treat My Baby's Diaper Rash?

Treating your baby's diaper rash involves keeping the area clean and dry and using a special cream to help heal the skin. Here are some specific steps to take if your little one has a rash in their diaper area: • Change their diaper frequently sitting in pee or poop for too long can make things worse • Opt for gentle, fragrance-free wipes, soaps, and creams • Apply a generous amount of cream (like our Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3) with every diaper change • Let your baby go diaper-free for a bit to allow their skin to breathe and heal The diaper rash should improve within three days of starting treatment.

Can I Prevent Diaper Rashes?

While you may not be able to prevent every occurrence of diaper rash, you can take steps to minimize your baby's chances of getting one. You'll want to: • Change their diaper every couple of hours • Thoroughly wipe or wash baby to ensure poop doesn't stay hidden in skin folds • Opt for hypoallergenic skincare products that won't further irritate their skin • Select a diaper rash cream that uses Zinc Oxide to create a protective barrier (like our Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3) By continuing to use a diaper rash cream even when your baby doesn't have an active rash, you'll help prevent it from recurring.

What's In Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3?

We make our Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3 with natural, effective ingredients that soothe and heal your baby's delicate skin. While you can see the complete ingredient list on our product page, here's a closer look at a few of them: • Sunflower Oil Distillate: Repairs the skin barrier and helps protect against irritants • Oxeoline of Alcacea: Soothes irritated skin and reduces inflammation • Avocado Perseose®: Protects, moisturizes, and helps strengthen the skin • Zinc Oxide: Creates a protective barrier against wetness Plus, this product is fragrance-free and free of parabens and phenoxyethanol, so you can feel good about using it on your baby.

How Do I Use Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3?

Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3 is simple to use. But first, you have to prepare the area. When you change your baby's diaper, clean the diaper area with wipes or our No Rinse Cleansing Water, and let it dry completely. Then, squirt some Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3 onto your fingers. Carefully apply a thick layer to your baby's skin. You want the product on the entire area the diaper will cover. Next, proceed to diaper your baby like usual. Then, wash your hands to remove any remaining cream. Repeat this process whenever you change your baby for maximum healing and protection.

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A multi-action 3-in-1 diaper cream clinically proven to prevent diaper rash while soothing, relieving, and restoring delicate baby skin at every diaper change and supporting healthy skin for newborns and sensitive-skin babies.

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• Safe from birth on
• Fragrance-free

And always:
• Tested under dermatological and pediatric control
• Free from parabens, phthalates, phenoxyethanol, and 1,700+ EU-banned ingredients

Protect your baby’s skin starting from day 1, including newborns out of the NICU, with Diaper rash cream 123, a clinically proven diaper cream designed to prevent, relieve, and help recover delicate skin. Fragrance-free and formulated with Zinc oxide and 98% ingredients of natural origin*, including Sunflower oil distillate and Avocado Perseose®, this cream for diaper rash effectively repairs the skin barrier, protects against future rashes, and leaves skin feeling soothed.
Designed to soothe the diaper area and relieve irritation and redness from the very first use, this diaper cream continues to work in between diaper changes to prevent future rash recurrences. This formula also helps strengthen the skin’s moisture barrier to defend against irritation and is ideal for daily diaper-change routines, especially for babies with sensitive skin.

*per ISO 16128 standard

*per ISO 16128 standard

Key Claims

9/10

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97%

of parents say it prevents diaper area redness (1)

1) Use test conducted under dermatological and pediatric supervision on 60 babies, including infants under 1 month, over 3 weeks.(Assessment based on participant self-evaluation).

Ingredients

98% ingredients of natural origin*

• Zinc oxide creates a comfortable, protective barrier
• Avocado Perseose(R) patented ingredient that hydrates and nourishes delicate skin
• Sunflower oil distillate repairs the skin barrier
• Oxeoline of alcacea soothes

*per ISO 16128 standard

Active ingredients: Zinc Oxide (9.9%)Inactive ingredients: Water, Caprylic/capric Triglyceride, Coco-caprylate/caprate, Polyglyceryl-2-dipolyhydroxystearate, Glycerin, Beeswax, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Polyglyceryl-3 Disostearate, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil Unsaponifiables, Ethyl Linoleate, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Fruit Extract, Magnesium Sulfate, Stearalkonium Hectorite, Levulinic Acid, Caprylyl Glycol, Capryloyl Glycine, Sodium Levulinate, Undecyl Dimethyl Oxazoline, Propylene Carbonate.

How to Use

Step 1 - Change wet and dirty diapers promptly.
Step 2 - Cleanse the diaper area and allow to dry.
Step 3 - At each diaper change, apply a thick layer on clean and dry skin. Use at every diaper change to help prevent irritation before it starts.

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A diaper rash typically presents as red, inflamed skin in the diaper area. Small bumps, blisters, or sores may also appear. The affected area might look swollen and feel warm to the touch. You may notice an ammonia-like smell.

In addition, diaper rashes can cause your baby to sleep poorly. They may not be able to get comfortable and may cry from the pain.

In severe cases, the skin may become raw. If that happens, you may notice a small amount of blood during your baby's next diaper change. If not treated, diaper rashes can become infected. And infection can lead to spreading redness or yellow scabs.
Treating your baby's diaper rash involves keeping the area clean and dry and using a special cream to help heal the skin.

Here are some specific steps to take if your little one has a rash in their diaper area:
• Change their diaper frequently sitting in pee or poop for too long can make things worse
• Opt for gentle, fragrance-free wipes, soaps, and creams
• Apply a generous amount of cream (like our Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3) with every diaper change
• Let your baby go diaper-free for a bit to allow their skin to breathe and heal

The diaper rash should improve within three days of starting treatment.
While you may not be able to prevent every occurrence of diaper rash, you can take steps to minimize your baby's chances of getting one.

You'll want to:
• Change their diaper every couple of hours
• Thoroughly wipe or wash baby to ensure poop doesn't stay hidden in skin folds
• Opt for hypoallergenic skincare products that won't further irritate their skin
• Select a diaper rash cream that uses Zinc Oxide to create a protective barrier (like our Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3)

By continuing to use a diaper rash cream even when your baby doesn't have an active rash, you'll help prevent it from recurring.
We make our Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3 with natural, effective ingredients that soothe and heal your baby's delicate skin.
While you can see the complete ingredient list on our product page, here's a closer look at a few of them:

• Sunflower Oil Distillate: Repairs the skin barrier and helps protect against irritants
• Oxeoline of Alcacea: Soothes irritated skin and reduces inflammation
• Avocado Perseose®: Protects, moisturizes, and helps strengthen the skin
• Zinc Oxide: Creates a protective barrier against wetness

Plus, this product is fragrance-free and free of parabens and phenoxyethanol, so you can feel good about using it on your baby.
Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3 is simple to use. But first, you have to prepare the area.

When you change your baby's diaper, clean the diaper area with wipes or our No Rinse Cleansing Water, and let it dry completely. Then, squirt some Diaper Rash Cream 1 2 3 onto your fingers.

Carefully apply a thick layer to your baby's skin. You want the product on the entire area the diaper will cover.

Next, proceed to diaper your baby like usual. Then, wash your hands to remove any remaining cream.

Repeat this process whenever you change your baby for maximum healing and protection.

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