What should I apply on baby blisters?

Answer by  emhaskey (685)

Treatment of the blisters depends upon their cause. Try changing the brand of diapers or try using cloth diapers. Ensure that the bottom is completely dry before applying any creams. Does the baby have a yeast infection? Ask your pediatrician or a pharmacist.

Answer by  mhope1987 (60)

I never put anything on my child's blisters other than a bandaid during play time. Blisters need air, so don't cover it at night. When in doubt a doctor can give you a special cream that won't irritate your baby's skin and won't harm your baby if it is swallowed. Always ask your doctor.

Answer by  jheremans (1446)

Lessen the contact friction by applying talcum powder or petroleum jelly on blister prone areas to prevent blisters. If you have one just keep it dry and protect it.

Answer by  sdnco (264)

For baby blisters, try putting a warm compress on them several times a day. You can also give your baby a bath in warm water with a 2 tablespoons of baking soda in the water. Whatever you do, don't pop the blisters. They can get infected very easily. See a doctor if they don't get better within a few days.

Answer by  Meagan87 (197)

Baby blisters should be kept as dry as possible and treated with a non-harsh ointment. Make sure to cover the area with light cotton material.

Answer by  sue123 (375)

You really don't want to put anything on them. What blisters need in order to heal is air. You want to leave them uncovered.

Answer by  diva25 (4016)

I would try Udder Balm first. If that doesn't work I would ask the Ped what to do about it.

Answer by  dr84bhl (2789)

For the blister you can use a baby powder, keep the affected area clean and dry. Feet should be kept dry and powdered as this will prevent blisters.

Answer by  pradhaprajgmailcom (1518)

Apply sandlewood paste on it or if it is avalable apply crushed neem leaves mixed with turmrind powder on it daily.you will be cured in three days.