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Should I use a fat-based cream to prevent faeces and urine coming into contact with my babys skin?

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Should I use a fat-based cream to prevent faeces and urine coming into contact with my babys skin?

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Fat-based creams may prevent the disposable nappy from absorbing waste if applied too thickly and therefore allow the faeces to stay in contact with your baby’s skin, which can cause irritation. If you use nappy creams you should apply the cream thinly (as directed) or try to use a water based formulation as this will allow the skin to ‘breathe’ and the disposable nappy to absorb faeces and urine as it is designed to do.

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