Avoiding diaper rash during the rainy season in Mali: best practices

The rainy season in Mali brings welcome coolness but also high air humidity levels. This ambient humidity makes babies' skin more vulnerable to dampness inside the diaper, promoting the appearance of painful redness and skin infections.

Increasing diaper change frequency

During the wet season, do not wait for the diaper to be saturated to replace it. Urine mixed with sweat quickly irritates the skin barrier. Changing the diaper every 3 to 4 hours, or as soon as it is damp, is essential to keep baby's bottom perfectly dry.

Choosing a diaper with a honeycombed absorbing surface that quickly captures soft stools is crucial to limit acidic contact with the skin.

The superior absorption of Diana diapers

Diana diapers feature three-dimensional absorption technology that distributes liquids evenly and locks them in the core. Their micro-breathable outer cover allows water vapor to escape while forming a barrier against external moisture, offering the best protection against diaper rash during Mali's rainy season.