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Nappy rash is the result of sitting in a soiled, damp nappy for too long. Don't panic though, all babies can get it and it doesn't make you a bad mum if your baby develops it. This cream to powder works brilliantly in the nappy area, as it adds comfort to soreness, as well as absorbing wetness.

Cradle cap is another pesky skin condition that affects babies. It looks much worse than it is, because it doesn't actually cause the child any discomfort. It goes away eventually, but using a cream regularly on the dry patches will help loosen and soften the flakes.

It's always good to keep a baby balm to hand - it helps soothe and moisturise the whole body, particularly dry spots. Neal's Yard baby products are dreamy and babies love them as much as adults. This balm is fragrance free and is made from Shea butter and botanical oils.

Talc might seem like the thing you give your granny at Christmas, but it's a godsend for babies with damp bottoms. Sprinkle a touch of Bamford's Baby Powder after every nappy change and it'll absorb any wetness and prevent irritation.

Giving your baby a bath at the end of the time is a precious time. This bubble bath is meant to stimulate your babies senses - it creates lots of foam (with the necessary tear-free formula), turns the bath water blue and smells beautifully of a white floral bouquet. Whilst we're not sure how much your baby will notice these things, you'll definitely get a kick out of it.

This has been specially developed for sensitive skin. In the sun's heat babies aren't able to tell you when they're feeling hot and uncomfortable, but not only does this protect against UVA rays but it also is made from water-repellent Beeswax which wont block the pores and cause prickly heat.

The perfect on-the-go moisturiser to help protect your little one's against the cold and wind when you're out and about.

Not a necessity at all, but a really sweet product all the same. If your baby takes a while to settle in bed, consider giving their bedding, sleep suit or even the room a few spritzes of this calming chamomile and lavender spray.

This right here is a bogie-sucker. You insert one end into your baby's congested nose and then suck. Don't worry the mucus gathers in a separate chamber. It has won countless awards and is even prescribed by GPs.