moisture

How to Manage Moisture in Pediatric Care?

Managing moisture involves a balanced approach:
Frequent Diaper Changes: Regularly changing diapers to keep the area dry.
Proper Skin Care: Using barrier creams and ointments to protect the skin.
Ensuring the child is thoroughly dried after baths.
Using breathable clothing to reduce sweating.

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