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The document is a permission form for parents or guardians to authorize staff at Widewaters Learning Center to apply specific diaper ointments or creams to their child. It requires the parent to specify the name of the product, the amount to be applied, and the times for application, along with a signature and date. The consent is valid for one year.

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What is the difference between diaper cream and diaper ointment?

What is Diaper Rash Cream? While we use lotion to moisturize and lubricate healthy skin, diaper rash cream is a thicker, more powerful ointment aimed at healing irritated skin. Sometimes it is a white paste sold in a jar or tube, other times it is a clear or yellow solution.

Is diaper rash cream or ointment better?

A rash cream might cut it if your baby diaper rash is mild. However, when their cute little bum is really bright red and soreor prone to a recurring rashyoure going to want the moisture-trapping barrier strength of an ointment formulated without common irritants that can aggravate the rash.

How and when to apply diaper rash cream?

Apply it all over the irritated area, including creases and folds. Avoid direct contact with sensitive areas in baby girls. How often to use diaper cream? Use at every diaper change or several times a day when a rash is present, then stop once the skin heals.

What is the main difference between an ointment and a cream?

Products with a high percentage of zinc oxide or petroleum jelly work well to protect the skin from moisture. Various diaper rash medicines are available without a prescription. Some popular products include A + D, Balmex, Desitin and Triple Paste. Ask your doctor or pharmacist to suggest a product.

What is diaper ointment?

A cream is a preparation of a medication for topical use (on the skin) that contains a water base. Essentially, it is a preparation of oil (often lanolin or petrolatum) in water. An ointment is a preparation of a medication for topical use that contains an oil base - essentially a preparation of water in oil.