Baby Diaper Cream

From birth. It is made without SLS/SLES, parabens, silicone, artificial colouring and perfume, it is pH balanced, and it has been dermatologically tested. If your baby has G6PD deficiency or a known allergy, go through the ingredient list with your doctor first.

The folds and areas that stay warm and damp: the neck, the creases of the arms and legs, and the diaper area, on the outside skin only. On the face, use it only on small areas where needed; Baby Face Cream is the everyday face moisturiser. Near the eyelids, use a very thin layer while your baby is asleep, so none gets into the eyes.

Yes. On skin covered by a diaper, you can use it every day after a bath to help protect the skin from wetness. On the face, use it only now and then, and keep Baby Face Cream for everyday moisture.

This cream is for the diaper area and skin folds, where skin needs protecting from wetness and rubbing. Baby lotion moisturises the body, arms and legs, so the skin does not dry out. Face cream is for the face. They do different jobs and can be used together.

Where the skin is red or uncomfortable, use this cream on its own, and leave sunscreen off that patch until it has settled. Baby oil can go on other parts of the body. If the body needs more moisture, use Skin Vitamin Lotion; on the face, Baby Face Cream can go on once this cream has absorbed.

It is not made for insect bites or dark marks. On a graze from a fall, wait until the skin has fully closed before using it.

Extracts of eight plants: sweet almond, centella asiatica, Japanese knotweed, skullcap, green tea, licorice, chamomile and rosemary. Sweet almond helps keep the skin moisturised, so the cream does not leave it dry or flaky.

Skin in the folds is thinner and often a slightly different shade from the skin around it, and after redness settles it can take a while for the colour to even out. Keep the area moisturised. If you use loose powder on the folds, it is worth stopping: in hot, humid weather the residue can block pores and leave small white spots.

Yes, there is no upper age limit. Adults can use it to keep skin moisturised and protected where it rubs, such as the groin or under a pantyliner, as long as there is no open wound. Try it on a small patch first before using it on your face.

6 months after opening (PAO). After that, stop using it, because the cream may no longer be in good condition.

A small amount swallowed usually causes no serious effect. For a baby under 6 months, feed as usual; over 6 months, give some water or milk. Watch your baby over the next 24 hours, and see a doctor straight away if vomiting, loose stools or fever appear. If it gets into the eyes, rinse with running water until clean, and see a doctor if stinging, redness or watering does not settle.