Home Remedies for Baby Body Rash 

You can add a few drops of almond oil, olive oil, or cod liver oil to your baby’s bath water. Oil helps in nourishing and moisturizing the skin, thereby eliminating the rash and irritation.

2. Add Colloidal Oatmeal To Baby’s Bath Water

There are two ways in which you can try this home remedy. You can take a cup of raw oatmeal and soak it for a while, then apply it to your baby’s body near the inflamed area just before a bath. Alternatively, you can take a cup of raw oatmeal and add it to your baby’s bath water. The anti-inflammatory, anti-irritating, and soothing properties of the humble oatmeal reduce the inflammation on your baby’s skin and reduce the rashes.

3. Apply Aloe Vera Gel On The Baby’s Skin

Aloe vera is excellent for cooling the skin, reducing skin rashes, and watering down inflammation. You can take a leaf of aloe vera and scrape its insides or squeeze its pulp. This gel can then be applied to your baby’s skin to treat skin and body rashes most effectively.

4. Apply Calcium Water To Your Baby’s Skin

Take a couple of spoons of calcium and add it to the water. A clean and previously-washed washcloth (to reduce its stiffness) needs to be dipped in this calcium water and then applied to the inflamed and reddened area of your baby’s body. Calcium reduces inflammation and helps with the itches, thus relieving your baby of the rashes.

5. Apply Sandalwood Paste On The Baby’s Skin

The traditional sandalwood paste is a panacea for several skin-related ailments and conditions. It is also safe to use on your baby’s body – however, observing caution is a must. One-part sandalwood powder when mixed with one-part rose water, or one-part sandalwood powder, one-part coriander powder, and some rose water can be applied to cool down the inflamed area of the skin.

6. Apply Fuller’s Earth To The Baby’s Body

This is one of the potential solutions to several skin-related problems. The fuller’s earth paste contains magnesium, silica, quartz, calcite, and dolomite, and possesses antiseptic and oil-absorbent properties. One-part fuller’s earth powder mixed with one-part rose water, applied on your baby’s skin can relieve them of rashes and scars. Although this home remedy has no known side effects, it is best to consult your doctor before applying the paste to your baby’s skin.

7. Add A Few Basils, Neem Or Margosa Leaves To The Baby’s Bath Water

Basils, neem, and margosa leaves are said to contain medicinal properties that alleviate pain, heal injuries and reduce inflammation. You can add a few leaves of each of these trees to your baby’s bath water and allow it to sit for a while. Thereafter, run this medicinal water on your baby’s body. The cooling properties of these leaves relieve stress and bring much joy to your baby!

8. Apply Blanched Nettle Leaves On Your Baby’s Body

The common name for Urtica – blanch can be applied to your baby’s skin on the area affected by the baby’s body rash. These leaves can be squeezed and the juice or extract can be smeared on your baby’s skin. This method works well in the case of nappy rashes in little children.

Baby body rash is not uncommon – especially during the summertime – leading to itchiness, inflammation, tingling, and prickling sensations that irritate and harass little ones no end. Prickly heat and body rashes cause tremendous discomfort to your baby, and it is best to relieve them of this stress and pain – real soon.

If these home remedies do not work, and if they take too long to work, it is best to consult your doctor and apply contemporary topical creams to the inflamed area of your skin. It is quite important to bring the smile back to your little angel’s face!