useful resources.

A selection of resources to support you, the healthcare professional in your role.

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Helping parents to manage diaper rash

Diaper rash is a common skin condition in babies. Expert GP, Dr Stephanie Ooi outlines the causes of diaper rash and how you can offer practical advice to parents to help them manage it.

7 minutes

A baby laying down beside a packet of WaterWipes while it has its diaper changed

New clinical study on baby wipes & diaper rash

BaSICS study shows babies cleansed with WaterWipes had a lower incidence and shorter duration of diaper rash compared to leading brands. Find out more.

5 minutes

WaterWipes celebrates World Prematurity Day

Discover how WaterWipes is supporting World Prematurity Day globally, including information on our partnerships with a variety of organizations, hospitals, & charities.

6 minutes

We are so thankful to have the Water Wipes as a Green Choice during our Neonatal Touch & Massage Certification! These soft, yet strong wipes, provide a chemical free wipe option for the NICU! Kara Ann Waitzman, OTR/L, CNT, NTMTC

Differences in baby wipes

This article explores some of the differences in baby wipes, with a focus on ingredients parents should be aware of and the potential implications for their baby’s skin.

8 minutes

seriously.....the other wipes we had gave him diaper rash. When I use the WaterWipes it clears up right away. Jennifer Clinical Nurse Specialist, Florida

Helping Parents Prepare for a Cesarean Birth and Skin to Skin Contact

Learn more on how you can help parents prepare for a cesarean birth and the importance of skin-to-skin contact after birth

9 minutes

A Dermatologist’s Tips for Caring for Baby Eczema

October is National Eczema Awareness Month and dermatologist Dr. Joyce Park has 5 tips for clinicians in helping parents care for babies with eczema.

5 minutes

Advent Health for Children implemented WaterWipes® in our NICU 2 years ago and are very pleased with the ease of use for bathing unstable infants and how gentle they are on very premature skin. Kathryn Mikulencak MSN,APRN,PCNS-BC, RNC-NIC Clinical Nurse Specialist l Neonatal Intensive Care

Baby’s skin journey: newborn to three months

Primary care physician Dr. Stephanie Ooi gives an overview of the newborn skin journey from 0 to 3 months, including cleaning, care tips, & common skin conditions.

7 minutes

Helping Parents to Care for Premature Babies in the NICU

Learn more about how you can involve parents in the daily care of their newborn in the NICU, with a particular focus on skincare.

8 minutes