Diaper rash is easy to spot. You'll know it, first of all, by its location. The delicate skin of your baby's diaper area will be slightly red and possibly warm to the touch. With continued irritation, the redness becomes deeper and spreads out to cover a larger area. Your baby's thighs may also be irritated.
More severe cases can also include small pimples or blisters in addition to redness.
Diaper rash can occur whenever your baby is wearing a diaper. However, it is more likely to occur with prolonged contact to soiled diapers or when your baby starts to eat solid foods, is teething, or is taking antibiotics. Diaper rash is generally easy to treat and can often be prevented with a simple routine. This product information is intended only for residents of the United States. Use only as directed.