Being a hands on father 3 times over, and always having a
baby or toddler in the house since 2008, I had my fair share of
diaper changing and the problems that comes with it. But as they always
say, practice makes perfect. Being wiser, I no longer
encounter the novice problems of leakage or wrongful / untimely
discharge of bodily waste during “change parade” now. There is however, still one
thing that I really hate, and that is nappy rash. Seeing the little
ones with their delicate skin inflamed is bad enough,
but that also meant I have to get my fingers messy trying to smoother
babies’ privates with a thick coat of smelly nappy rash cream while they struggle.
Personally I hate any lotion or cream that has
fragrance in it, be it moisturizers, sunblock lotions or even mosquito
repellents. That’s why I would never put these stuff even on myself as
the metallic smell (from zinc oxide?) really puts me off. I hate nappy
rash because even though I hated applying creams and lotions, I could
never bear to see my
little ones suffer from it and would have to apply creams on them no
matter how much I hated the feeling. The rash can present itself from
anything such as a mild discomfort to extreme itchiness or even pain.
With my youngest child Stacci at 29 months old, it has
actually been quite a while since I last had to apply anything to
alleviate nappy rash for anyone.
Earlier last week, I was actually given some
sample tubes of Bepanthen Nappy Rash Ointment which I had initially
planned on using on my fourth child if need be. But coincidentally Stacci complained to me that she has gotten some
rash around her privates about 2 days after I got the samples. It was due to our lateness in changing her pull-up
pants and thus I ended up using using the ointment on her instead. The
ointment felt relatively oilier on my fingers as compared to usual
creams due to its composition, but that also meant
I only had to apply a thin layer onto her skin too! Fortunately there was no
unpleasant smell at all and I managed to wash away any residue of the
ointment on my fingers with just a tiny bit of hand soap. Viola, I checked on Stacci the very next day and is
glad to report that her rash had already cleared up quite
a fair bit after using the ointment and she was back to her usual happy self!
Being free from any fragrances, colorants or
preservatives, Bepanthen ointment can also be used to protect or heal
cracked nipples during breastfeeding. I know how bad sore nipples can
be, cause I experienced it myself during the route
marches in Army. Hee hee, perhaps the Army can even consider a small tube of this ointment as
part of its standard issue.
For me, there is no need to
apply a thick layer of cream anymore to cure or prevent nappy rash now.
Bepanthen ointment also contains pro-vitamin B5 which accelerates the
natural healing of the skin. So no fear and happy diaper changing
everyone!
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(2) tubes of Bepanthen Ointment (30g) till 31
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