In today's time, the heat is increasing rapidly and due to this rising temperature of summer, not only the elders but also the children are troubled. In such a situation, mothers often keep diapers from newborn to small children of three to four years, although this is not right in summer. In fact, many times in summer, it becomes necessary to wear diapers to children even when going out, shopping or going to someone's house, but there are many such parents who keep children in diapers all day. By the way, this is not right in the summer because due to continuous wearing of diapers in the summer season, babies start getting rashes, itching, irritation. In fact, during the summer, the child should be left without a diaper. Yes, the skin of small children is very soft and delicate. Therefore, especially in the summer season, keep them without diapers.

Disadvantages of wearing diapers in summer-

irritation, itching
frequent pulling or rubbing of the diaper
bacterial or yeast infection
Allergic reaction due to diaper
introducing new foods to children

Home remedies to get rid of diaper rash-

* To prevent diaper rash, clean the bottom of the baby with lukewarm water. Yes and use a soft cloth for this.

* Apply powder after cleansing the baby's skin but do not wear diapers immediately. Let him get some air.

* Massage the baby's skin with coconut oil, but keep in mind that with light hands, apply coconut to the baby's skin. Along with this, you use aloe vera gel. Keep in mind that if coconut oil does not suit the child, then do not apply.

* In the summer season, you should massage the baby and leave it open in the air or in such a way.

* If you wear a cloth diaper to the baby, then mix half a cup of white vinegar in some water and clean the diaper in this water only.

* To prevent skin irritation, apply petroleum jelly on the baby's skin whenever the diaper is changed.

One must drink coconut tea has great benefits

One should drink broccoli juice every day, these are the benefits

Delhi govt to provide free-of-cost doses of COVID vaccine at its hospitals soon