1. Using Bitter Gourd to Treat Diaper Rash
Bitter gourd, also known as bitter melon, despite its bitter taste, has excellent health benefits and is favored by many due to its effects on health. Bitter gourd contains numerous vitamins and minerals such as protein, lipids, carbohydrates, calcium, potassium, magnesium, iron, etc. The amount of vitamin C in bitter gourd helps boost the body's immunity, has excellent anti-inflammatory properties, prevents and helps destroy cancer cells...
You can take 1 or 2 fresh bitter gourds, crush them, put them in a clean cloth, then filter out the bathwater for the child. Continuous use for 5 days will not only cure diaper rash for the child but also soothe and beautify the skin. Bitter gourd is safe for young children as it is very cooling, gentle, has a beautiful green color, and a gentle fragrance. When bathing the baby, the essence of this fruit will penetrate the skin, soothing diaper rash and skin irritation.


2. Treating Diaper Rash with Ginger
Ginger is not only a familiar spice but also a folk remedy with many wonderful benefits. Treating diaper rash for children with fresh ginger as follows: Preparation: 70 grams of fresh ginger. How to do: Clean the ginger, then crush the ginger. It's better to keep the ginger peel, mothers can use cotton to apply ginger water directly to the irritated, itchy skin area of the child. Apply continuously for 5 days for the best results. In addition, mothers can also take small pieces of fresh ginger, put them in about 2 liters of water and boil.
Then let this ginger water cool and bathe the child daily in the morning, bathing continuously for 3 days will have results. During the process of treating diaper rash for children, mothers should also pay attention to dressing the child to keep them cool. It is best to dress the child in soft, breathable cotton clothes, bathe the child every day, wipe clean the areas that often sweat to help the child avoid diaper rash.


3. Treating Diaper Rash with Mulberry Leaves Infusion
Mulberry trees are commonly grown in our country, especially in the North. Besides using the leaves for silkworms, in folklore and traditional medicine, mulberry leaves are also used as a very effective remedy for certain diseases. Treating diaper rash for children with mulberry leaves: take 200 grams of mulberry leaves, wash them thoroughly, then put them in a cloth bag and boil with about 5 liters of water.
You can estimate the amount of water needed to be enough for bathing the baby. Then, use the warm mulberry leaf water to bathe the baby. Continuous use for 3 to 5 days will be very effective. Note, mothers should boil a little more mulberry leaf water to use directly for the baby's bath, not adding cold water will be more effective. In addition, mothers can use whole green beans, crush them finely, then sprinkle them on the areas with many rashes on the baby's skin after bathing with mulberry leaf water. Doing this continuously for a few days will prevent new rashes and soothe existing ones, making the baby more comfortable.


4. Treating Diaper Rash with Oats
In addition to being beneficial for health when eating oatmeal, it also helps treat diaper rash for children. Bathing the baby with oats is a method passed down from Western countries.
Mix oatmeal into warm water to bathe the baby, let the baby soak in the water for about 5 - 10 minutes each time, repeat several times a day. Avenanthramides in oatmeal have natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, which will help prevent diaper rash from becoming infected and heal quickly.


5. Treating Diaper Rash with Green Tea
Green tea has many benefits in boosting the body's immunity, enhancing vitality, and preventing diseases not only in adults but also in young children. The whole world acknowledges the effects of green tea. The caffeine content in green tea has antibacterial effects, kills bacteria living on the skin, eliminates flu viruses, and protects against radiation...
Green tea acts as a protective shield for the child's skin against surrounding factors. Using green tea to treat diaper rash for children, this method has been used by our ancestors since ancient times. Just boil green tea with water, mix with cold water to warm it up, and bathe the child. Note: only bathe the baby twice a week, otherwise, the baby's skin becomes more sensitive.


6. Treating Diaper Rash with Purslane
Purslane is likened to a wild herb, often growing wild in cool damp places near gardens, along the edges of fields. Our ancestors often used purslane to cook dishes such as stir-fries, salads... But few know that it is a precious natural herb bestowed by nature with incredibly effective healing properties.
Purslane tastes sour, cool, non-toxic, and has the effects of cooling the body, detoxifying, and sterilizing. Using about a handful of crushed fresh purslane, squeeze out the juice, mix with warm water to bathe the child to treat diaper rash very effectively. In addition to bathing the child with purslane, you need to pay attention to some hygiene issues to keep the child clean and avoid diaper rash.


7. Treating Diaper Rash with Lemon
Lemons are rich in vitamin C, have a sour taste, and contain acids that are very effective in treating diaper rash for children. Use warm water, add a little salt, not too salty, and depending on the amount of water, squeeze in one or half a lemon, bathing the baby will feel refreshing.
Mothers, remember not to use too much salt and lemon because it will make the baby's skin sore. Only bathe the baby this way 2 to 3 times a week, because the baby's skin is thin and very sensitive, bathing too often can easily damage the baby's skin.


8. Treating Diaper Rash with Lemon Balm Leaves
Lemon balm leaves have a pleasant aroma, spicy taste, warm nature, containing up to 1% essential oil, which includes many bioactive compounds with medicinal effects. According to traditional Chinese medicine, lemon balm has detoxifying and hemostatic effects... This type of leaf has many natural antibiotics so it has a good antibacterial effect, cleanses the skin. According to folk experience, lemon balm leaves are used fresh to make drinking water and bathe the baby daily to prevent diaper rash, itching, and pimples.
If fresh leaves are available, mothers only need to wash and crush them, filter the water into the baby's bathtub. If not, mothers can dry lemon balm leaves and use them gradually. Each time bathing the baby, take a handful of dried leaves, boil them in a pot for a while, then pour them into the baby's bathwater. Lemon balm water helps diaper rash to go away quickly and the baby's skin will become smooth again.


9. Treating Diaper Rash in Children with Aloe Vera and Cucumber
In folklore, aloe vera is also called the aloe plant or agave. Aloe vera has a cool nature, bitter taste, enters the three meridians of the liver, spleen, and stomach, has detoxifying, heat-clearing, bowel-moistening, and blood-cooling effects. With just a small pot of soil, mothers can easily grow an aloe vera plant, which is extremely convenient and useful. Aloe vera leaves have anti-inflammatory and cooling properties. Mothers clean the aloe vera leaves, cut them into thin slices, just rubbing a few slices of aloe vera leaves on the baby's diaper rash area will quickly fade the red spots.
Like aloe vera, mothers can mash or slice cucumbers to apply to the reddened skin area. The water and vitamins in cucumbers help hydrate the skin cells and make the skin cooler. Cucumber is one of the best remedies for treating diaper rash.


10. Treating Diaper Rash with Fuller's Earth
Fuller's earth plants can be easily found anywhere in rural areas. Mothers in urban areas can also buy Fuller's earth plants at markets. Fresh Fuller's earth plants boiled with water for daily baby bathing, as Fuller's earth has antibacterial properties, kills symbiotic bacteria on the skin, bathing continuously for a few days will cool the baby's skin. Fresh Fuller's earth 300 grams boiled with water for daily bathing.
Or use 100 grams of fresh Fuller's earth mashed with a little salt, add 100ml of boiling water to cool, then squeeze out the water, drink 2-3 times a day. Apply the residue to the rash area. Use for 4 days. However, it is not advisable to bathe the baby frequently and for long periods, if bathed too much will make the baby's skin more sensitive. It is best to bathe only 2 - 3 times a week and when the baby's rash disappears and heals, stop bathing with Fuller's earth water.


