How to Prevent Diaper Rash During Summer
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Triple Paste Diaper Rash Ointment. All opinions are 100% mine.
Summer is awesome but the heat can sure can cause all kinds of problems, especially when you have a baby in diapers. Diaper rash thrives in hot weather so it is always easier to prevent a rash before it starts. Triple Paste makes it easy to stay on top of summer diaper rashes and keep your baby comfortable in the heat.

I LOVE summer but there are times when the heat can get to you. Diaper rash can be a huge problem for babies during the summer months. After 6 kids, I’ve tried just about everything when it comes to treating diaper rash.
Summer Diaper Rash Prevention Tips

Treat Diaper Rash preventatively with Triple Paste. My babies all had sensitive skin. Often, their diaper rashes would come on quickly in the summer when their little bodies got so sweaty. I found the best was to deal with this was to treat diaper rash preventatively with Triple Paste. I’ve used just about everything to treat diaper rashes but Triple Paste is always what took care of diaper rashes the first time for my babies. Use a bit of Triple Paste anytime you know your baby will be in the heat so you can prevent any sweat-related diaper rashes.
Give your baby frequent breaks from the heat. There are so many amazing things to do outside during the summer but it is important to remember that your baby needs time to cool off. Little bodies get overheated faster than we do and sometimes they just need a chance to get out of the heat.
Change diapers frequently when in the heat. Sitting in a humid diaper in the heat is just a diaper rash waiting to happen. Change your baby’s diaper more frequently
Let your baby “air out” with each diaper change. Whenever possible, give your baby a few minutes to air out before putting on a clean diaper at each diaper change. I found that letting my baby air dry completely after using a baby wipe on her and then applying a thin layer of Triple Paste made a huge difference in preventing diaper rashes during the summer.