MUMS have been left horrified after Vinted users started flogging a discontinued nappy rash cream for £40… despite it originally costing £3. The much-loved Metanium Nappy Rash Ointment was ...

Parents are heartbroken as a beloved nappy rash cream - Metanium Nappy Rash Ointment - is discontinued. The product, known for its quick healing properties, has been a staple in changing bags for ...

If you’re living through the nappy years right now, you’ve likely had a run-in with nappy rash. As upsetting as it is to see your baby’s bottom looking red and sore, it’s incredibly common.

Oh no, while changing your baby's diaper, you discover he or she has an awful rash. Diaper rash grows in warm, moist places. It appears when the skin becomes red and inflamed around the child’s ...

“For those who prefer a touch-free application, the Honest Company Diaper Rash Cream Spray is an awesome choice,” said Padilla. “Formulated with Zinc Oxide, this hypoallergenic, physician ...

Taro’s new bébé Bottoms Diaper Rash Crème Spray allows for easy, one-handed application of a gentle spray formula that is touch-free with no rubbing needed. The light spray, which is ...

Diaper rash affects many babies, and it might take time for new parents to work out the best diaper rash cream can be. Diaper rash is caused when the skin is irritated with wetness, friction ...

Enter: Boogie Bottoms No-Rub Diaper Rash Spray! The genius packaging means you can just give the rash a few good spritzes. No messy fingers required! Not only is that better for you, but the no ...

Diaper rash is the most common skin condition seen in young infants, and dealing with the ongoing irritation is a pain in the a** — both metaphorically for parents, and literally for babies.

Diaper rash is a common skin condition found on the bottoms of babies, though adults who wear diapers can get it as well. More than half of all babies get diaper rash, most often when they're ...

Microorganisms - fungal, bacterial and viral infections and diaper rash Fungal infections like Candida albicans is seen in up to 80% of infants with skin irritation around the nappy area. The area ...