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bumGenius And Other Cloth Diaper Options
Asked by L.B. from Dayton
on May 28, 2009
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I am interested in CDing my first baby, due in August. I have been thinking about the bumGenius one-size diapers but am not sure how many I will need for a typical day...
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- I go to The Breastfeeding Center, it's in Massillon, OH. I don't know how close you are to here but there is also a website (which is www.thebreastfeedingcenter.com). ...
- I recently switched to cloth and I love it! My daughter is 2 and I'm expecting in August. We made the switch for several reasons, but it's been great so far! I started...
- Chances are that BG OS are going to be to big to start CDing a newborn with right away. I have them and love them but couldn't imagine using them on a tiny NB. Even wh...
Bumgenius Cloth Diapers
Asked by K.R. from Denver
on November 12, 2011
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I use Bumgenius 4.0 diapers with my little guy. However, he has a diaper rash (I think because of teeth), and I was wondering if there was a diaper cream that will wo...
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- I used A&D with fuzzibunz and even though I stripped them, I still have problems...what I started doing and recommend is using your ointment of choice and adding a di...
- If you look specifically at a cloth diaper store (in your area or online) you will surely find some cloth diaper safe creams. I like Grandma El's. I also like Mountain...
- We used California Baby diaper cream. It washed out well from both prefolds and our BumGenius pocket diapers. It also smells really good. However, I did find it not...
Diaper Rash
Asked by A.W. from Fort Wayne
on January 1, 2011
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my 2wk old son has really bad diaper rash what can i use? desitin it not working?
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- I agree that these products may be useful for a standard diaper rash but what your child has may be fungal and you would need to see a Dr. and get a script for that. ...
- Burt's Bees. Even after washing my daughter in a bath she would still have some of it on her. If it can withstand that, it can hold up in pee and poop.
- I don't recommend Desitin. I never liked diaper creams because they are so thick and hard to wipe off. It takes lots of wiping to get off diaper cream, which just agg...
Diaper Rash
Asked by A.L. from Seattle
on February 19, 2009
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UGH! That is my very thought when I open my son's diaper and see those nasty red spots. I think I have a drawer full of diaper rash ointments and cream, and have eve...
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- A., If you think it is a yeast infection, feed your child yogurt daily. that helps settle the system. For the rash itself, try plain cornstarch. That is what we ...
- My youngest had something like that and after a few days of the regular creams I took him to the doctor and we got a prescription. He would just cry and and cry when...
- I agree with the anti-fungal cream and probiotics. They will help. Also fresh air, if you can do some out of diaper time. We used to lay down a big cloth and let hi...
Diaper Rash?
Asked by C.S. from Jacksonville
on July 6, 2009
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I'm just wondering about any other mom's with diaper rash experience. I'm not asking about what creams to use, etc., but in dealing with diapers. My 2yr old has deve...
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- I agree with Laura. You need to request that your child be changed more often. Try cloth diapers outside of daycare. She is getting close to using the potty, so thi...
- My daugher has a problem with luvs. She gets spots of excema that itch. It seems that neosporin or polysporin help with it. Good luck!
- I know you said you didn't want things to put on the rash but I wanted to let you know when my daughter was young and had diaper rash the only thing that worked was pu...
Cloth Diapers and Diaper Rash. Please Help!
Asked by B.B. from Cleveland
on August 12, 2010
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My daughter is almost four months old. I've been using bumgenius cloth diapers (which I love!) but she keeps getting a diaper rash! She has very sensitive skin. We ...
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- We use cloth diapers and wipes and have never had a problem with rashes, and my daughter has my sensitive skin (which I know because she's reacted to other things in o...
- ~ This may sound weird but if you breast fedd too try squirting a bit of milk on her bum at every change. ~ Do you know if your family has a history of food aler...
- Tide free and clear? Get yourself something like Rocken' green. My son had a really bad reaction to the free and clear too, even had the Dr thinking it was a yeast inf...
The D. Rash That Won't Go Away
Asked by S.S. from Dallas
on February 27, 2008
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I have recently started cloth (AIO) diapering my 16 month old and she has a horrible rash that just won't go away. At night, I put her in her Huggies and slather her ...
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- Go buy some Dr. Smith's Butt Paste in the baby dept. of walgreens, cvs or maybe wal-mart. If not ask the pharmist as they will know. There is one called beaudroux's ...
- Hi S., I have one that has a lot of rash - the thing htat works best for us is either using Eucerin's Aquifer (sp?) if it's a regular type diaper rash or burt's bee's...
- I read most of the responses and agree with all of them. I used cloth diapers with all 3 of my kidos. The only one I did not see that help me was air drying the butt...
Cloth Diaper Washing
Asked by A.K. from Green Bay
on May 17, 2008
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What detergents have you used to wash cloth diapers? I guess we're looking for one that works well (strong enough) but rinses well (doesn't leave residue). Some of the...
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- Hi A., I used cloth diapers with my boys, but that was years ago. the youngest is 18. But I used Dreft and it worked fine. The best thing for stains is to hang them...
- Hi A., I have found BacOut to be a good product - it is an enzyme based- it can be diulted. You can find at co-ops and Whole Foods, also at Peapods in St. Paul. G...
- I have started using Sun detergent per a recommendation on a cloth diapering website- not sure which one though. I also use oxyclean, both about 1/2 the amount I woul...
Need Cloth Diaper Advice
Asked by L.O. from San Francisco
on May 12, 2011
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Hi Moms! Although I didn't cloth diaper with my first, I am seriously considering this with our second (due this Oct). I wanted to hear of your experiences and get tip...
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- Good for you for considering cloth diapers! I'll start off by admitting that I used a diaper service (ABC-Tidee Didee) and found it quite affordable, and probably cou...
- Just as an fyi, if you need to use a disposable, I highly recommend trying Nature Babycare diapers and pull-ups. They are made from corn-based material, not oil-based...
- I would suggest using your least favorite plain ole cloth diapers during the newborn stage. They pass some stuff that will not come out and the diapers have to be thr...
Diaper Alert/please Help!
Asked by S.G. from Lakeland
on August 28, 2010
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MY daughter bought parents choice diaper from wal mart. On the second diaper, my grandbaby suffered second degree burn, on her private and her bottom. We took her to t...
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- Go and get some fresh aloe, scrape out the pulp (keep leftovers in the fridge) and apply it to the affected areas. If you do this for a couple of days, the rash/burn ...
- Please try letting her go without a diaper while at home. Just clean up any mess that is made. Keep her on clean and soft sheets as much as possible. Also, try Aven...
- They can see another doctor, they may just have to pay for the care/prescription themselves...and that doesn't seem like an option. My daughter had a similar reacti...
