Nappy rash is a frequent concern for parents and carers. In the UK, it is estimated to affect up to 25% of nappy-wearing babies at any time, with the highest prevalence in those aged 9-12 months.1 Whilst in most cases it is easily treated and will resolve within 3 days, health professionals can help parents implement simple steps to prevent this distressing condition arising in the first place.
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Written by: Karen J Stocker BSc (Hons)
Reviewed by: Emma Williams, Nurse Lecturer, Swansea University, RN (Child) Dip, Cert. Ed, MSc EPP
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