7 Solutions That Have Helped Me Keep My Baby Away From Diaper-Related Skin Problems

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Diaper rashes are a nightmare – both for mommies and babies. Babies till the age of 2 years are particularly prone to diaper rashes and can succumb to it in spite of utmost preventive care. Nothing upsets a mother more than a wailing baby.

Being a working mother, I had to rely on domestic help to take care of my baby. I had taken special care to teach her about hygiene and diaper routine. Since I stay in a region that is known for extreme weather conditions, it was critical that there is absolutely no negligence.

Not knowing what to do can render a new mother completely helpless – and I was no exception to this situation. This is what I did to overcome the nightmare.

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