And while the NHS hasn’t written anything specific about this on their website, they do note that you shouldn’t use talcum powder if your little one gets a nappy rash, as it could irritate their skin.

A product doesn’t gain cult status overnight, and Sudocrem has the nappy rash healing credentials to back up its reputation.

3. When drying your baby's bottom, pat it dry rather than rub it, as rubbing irritates the skin more. 4. Rinse reuseable nappies well to get rid of all traces of ammonia, and use non-biological powder ...

which can be irritating to the skin. If your baby is experiencing diaper rash, avoid using detergents, fabric softeners, or dryer sheets that contain fragrances. Do not use any powder on your baby ...

Baby powder is used for preventing nappy rash and for cosmetic uses, including as a dry shampoo.

Johnson & Johnson stopped US sales of its talc-based baby powder in 2020, citing "misinformation" that had sapped demand for the product, applied to prevent nappy rash and for other cosmetic uses ...