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What causes diaper <\/span>rash?<\/h5>\n

The most common cause of Diaper Rash is when your baby\u2019s skin becomes inflamed after contact with the chemicals in urine or feces.<\/p>\n

Diaper Rash is likely to occur if diapers are not changed often enough or if your baby has diarrhoea. However, if your baby has particularly sensitive skin, it can occur even when the diaper area is frequently cleaned.<\/p>\n

Sometimes friction caused by the diaper rubbing against your baby\u2019s delicate skin or washing detergents that have not been thoroughly rinsed out of terry diapers (reusable diapers) can also cause Diaper Rash to develop.<\/p>\n

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When is diaper <\/span>rash more likely to occur?<\/h5>\n

Diaper Rash can affect your baby\u2019s bottom at any time and the reasons can be unclear. Particularly as some babies naturally have more sensitive skin and may be more prone to the condition.<\/p>\n

However, there are certain times when babies are especially susceptible to Diaper Rash, such as:<\/p>\n

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