Hydrocortisone or triamcinolone creams on a parent's skin is usually not relevant to their baby. In general, parents can use non-medicated cream on themselves, and then do breastfeeding, burping, and diaper changing. After finishing the baby-care, parents can then use the medicated creams on themselves, which dries and somewhat wears off during the hours before the next baby-care session.
Answered 7/24/2021
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The cream is usually absorbed well and the application may be timed after a feed rather than before a feed. Eczema is often genetic and among infants may have food allergies in association. Please discuss with your pediatrician. Keep hands clean and nails trim.
Answered 7/25/2021
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