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Common Neonatal & Infant Skin Concerns
Read up on common baby skin concerns as outlined by Dr Cairine Wilkinson & discover different treatment advice to offer parents on infant & neonatal skin.
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WaterWipes & The Skin Health Alliance
WaterWipes have been approved by Skin Health Alliance. Learn more about Skin Health Alliance & why its important for WaterWipes.
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What is the skin microbiome? Factors Affecting the Skin Microbiome
Discover the factors affecting the skin microbiome and how to restore balance.
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Common Baby Skin Rashes & Conditions
Is your baby suffering from common baby skin rashes? Our articles offer advice on topics including contact dermatitis, nappy rash, eczema, & cradle cap.
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Oral Thrush in Babies
Dr Stephanie Ooi discusses all you need to know when it comes to oral thrush in babies including causes, symptoms & how to prevent the condition.
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Purer Than Cotton Wool & Water
Purer than cotton wool & water, WaterWipes are now validated by The Skin Health Alliance. Discover why WaterWipes are perfect for a newborn baby's skin.
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Getting your head around newborn baby cradle cap
Learn more about newborn baby cradle cap with Dr Stephanie Ooi, including what baby cradle cap is, what causes cradle cap in babies, and how to treat it.
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Baby contact dermatitis | symptoms, causes & treatment
Contact dermatitis is a common rash that causes babies’ skin to be red, itchy and irritated. And if your baby has it, we know it can be really hard on you too.
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Newborn baby diaper rash tips
Newborn baby diaper rash is, unfortunately, something that most babies experience, in fact, WaterWipes parenting research revealed that nearly 9 in 10 (88%) said their baby experienced diaper rash.
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Meet Misty Williams – Clinical Specialist
With more than 20 years of neonatal nursing experience, Misty Williams plays an essential role in providing insightful, professional guidance on neonatal practices to the WaterWipes® Team.
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Meet Sue Bowles – Clinical Nurse Specialist
Dr. Sue Bowles is an esteemed Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) prepared at doctoral level. With more than 35 years of experience in nursing, perinatal, and neonatal care, Sue is now retired from working in direct patient care and shares her expertise as a Nurse Consultant.
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Meet Jill Sommerville – WaterWipes® Medical Claims Manager
Whether preparing Olympic athletes as a dietitian or leading WaterWipes® global medical team, Jill Sommerville has deep experience across clinical and healthcare settings.
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Meet Dr Emer Gilligan – WaterWipes’ External Affairs Director
Dr Emer Gilligan is the external affairs director at WaterWipes. She brings professional and academic experience to the role and has worked for many years in the cosmetics industry, in a variety of product safety and compliance roles. Emer has been heavily involved with researching skincare needs and cosmetics ingredients, with a focus on ingredient safety, function, and impact on the skin.
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Meet Sarah Eustace – expert General & Paediatric Nurse at WaterWipes®
From her early medical years in a Paediatric Nursing role at London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital, to her experience at the renowned Royal Children's Hospital in Melbourne, Australia, Sarah Eustace has a passion for healthcare and quality nursing spanning more than a decade.
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An Alternative Approach to Validate the Cleaning Efficiency of a Skin Cleansing Wipe
This study evaluates the efficiency of a water-based cleansing wipe, WaterWipes®, for removing synthetic faecal matter and Escherichia coli (NCTC 10538) from volunteers’ skin.
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Diaper Rash
Diaper rash is a common problem experienced by many babies, but as a new parent it can often be quite distressing to see your little one in discomfort or feeling irritated. However, there are a number of steps you can take to help prevent and manage diaper rash. Here, I answer some of the most common questions around diaper rash, which I hope will support you when looking after your little one.” – Dr Alexis Granite