New nappy creams for sensitive tushesNappy rash has been around as long as nappies. If your baby's suffering and you've tried our five steps to soothing it, it's time to get out the big guns and smother away! We've discovered four new nappy rash

An independent survey carried out this year has revealed that Sudocrem is the nation’s favourite brand of healing cream. 150 mums with babies under a year old were questioned and 90% of them chose the nappy rash cream as their most trusted

’ve not heard of that last one either but doesn’t it sound horrid?).We like the look of the thick, protective bum cream (£10) bursting with natural anti-fungal, bacterial and viral properties. And just like the ancient witch doctors before them, pure beginnings

of boiled and cooled water •A supply of cotton wool or a clean cloth•Baby wipes if you prefer to use them•Nappy rash cream if needed•Towel or spare terry square•Nappy bag or plastic bag for the dirty nappy Click on your nappy type for a step-by-step guide

to switch to simple water and cotton wool to clean your baby's bottom. Always dab dry gently afterwards, with a clean, non-abrasive cloth.3 Use a bottom creamUse a bottom barrier cream at nappy changing time when you think your baby may need it. Every baby

What you needSomewhere warm and clean to change your babyA changing mat or towel to lie your baby onA fresh nappyA bowl of boiled and cooled water and a supply of cotton wool or a clean clothBaby wipes if you prefer to use themNappy rash cream

and decided to do something about it.Nature babycare also produce Wipes, Nappy Bags, Disposable bibs, Breast Pads, Pull up pants, Cotton buds and Baby Toiletries such as Baby Shampoo, Baby Wash, Baby Bath, Baby Lotion and Rash cream.Make your opinions count

which can feel sore and make it harder for him to comfortably feed.Nappy rash in very bad cases can also be a manifestation of thrush. Nappy rash is a common problem in the first year and can be caused by other things like teething, but if it is severe

natural and organic skincare brands and our buyer's guide to reusable nappies.Over on our sister site, MadeForMums.com you can find reviews of baby baths, reusable nappies and nappy creams.

have had experience of the fleece repelling water rather than wicking it through to the inner, resulting in leaks - in our case because we didn't follow the instruction not to use a nappy cream. Any build up of oil or detergent can affect