Depending on what type of rash your baby has, the doctor may recommend changes to your diapering routine. If those changes don't work, your doctor may suggest an antifungal cream or an antibiotic ...

Home remedies for diaper rash, such as using zinc oxide cream ... apply an over-the-counter antifungal cream, like Lotrimin, ...

Depending on what type of rash your baby has, the doctor may choose to use an antifungal cream or an antibiotic cream, or may recommend other changes to your diapering routine. Sometimes, if those ...

Treating a diaper rash can feel extra challenging when trying to soothe a baby at 3 a.m. It may send parents searching for at-home remedies, like human milk or baking soda. Are they safe?

If the diaper rash continues, check in with your pediatrician for further advice. Most rashes go away quickly when you treat them, step by step. For WebMD, I'm Dr. Jennifer Shu.