Diaper Bags: Infant, Boudreaux's Butt Paste
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"Diaper Rash Cream Is Supposed to Hurt."
Asked by M.P. from Provo
on October 28, 2010
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"Diaper rash cream is supposed to hurt."
Those are the exact words from my dad.. . . Is this true???? I don't believe it, but my dad is adamant about it. My son is t...
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- My babies have had several diaper rashes. They have gotten so bad that they bleed. They are so frustrating because it seems like nothing works. I have finally found...
- no - dad is not right neccessarily. It doesn' thave to hurt, but it might. My son would get awful diaper rash. The pediatrician told me they were partly yeast inf...
- If it is indeed diaper rash, find an ointment with the highest % of zinc oxide. That is the key ingredient in healing and resolving diaper rash. It sounds to me li...
Diaper Rash
Asked by R.P. from Chicago
on November 18, 2010
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Hello All~
Funny, I just posted a response to another mom about using Boudreaux's Butt Paste for diaper rash and now it's not working for us. Our 7 wk old has diape...
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- It might be yeast or a staph infection. I would take her back to the doc to have it looked at. I would also try to stick with one method for a few days.Like anythi...
- My son is also strictly on Nutramigen and he has had a HORRIBLE diaper rash for the last 2 weeks. (open sores) Like you I've tried everything. 2 things have worked fo...
- coconut oil in the oil section of most grocery stores, especially health food ones. its solid at room temp but easily melts in your hands
Diaper Creme
Asked by C.M. from Phoenix
on February 2, 2007
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I am looking for a good diaper creme for my 16month old son. He doesn't get diaper rash very often but when he does his poor tush is just bright red and raw. I am curr...
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- My son was on antibiotics that gave him a horrible diaper rash. The doctor had to prescribe something and it has worked wonders for us. Talk with your ped. The only...
- Desitin Creamy and Johnson & Johnsons' Aloe & Vitamin E w/Zinc Oxide Cornstarch Powder. He could be allergic to some foods causing acidity. Sometimes when mine eat...
- we use baby gold bond powder. I like the absorbancy of having a powder and that i don't have to rub on an already tender booty. In addition the gold bond has a cooling...
Diaper Rash
Asked by A.W. from Atlanta
on October 4, 2006
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I need a good diaper rash remedy. My 8 month old has her first serious diaper rash (I have no idea where it came from). She woke up at 1:00 this morning crying with ...
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- A.--at your local farmers co-op you can find something called bag balm. It us used for udders on cows and various things. I used it when my son was born and it seeme...
- My ped. suggested cleansing the skin with a warm soft wash cloth (never use wipes) then use the plain milk of magnesia and dab on with a cotton ball. Allow to dry and...
- My dr recommended Triple Paste. You can find it at Walgreens or CVS I believe. It's expensive ($10 for 2 oz) but it works great.
Diaper Rash
Asked by K.M. from Seattle
on January 8, 2011
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How do I prepare the corn starch for my son's diaper rash. Do I just put powder on area or make a past?
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- We have found that bag balm works better than anything else!
- Butt Paste it all the way. For minor diaper rash that is what I would put on my son when he was in a diaper. When we were at home, I'd let him crawl around in nothing....
- Corn starch can cause respratory problems because the fine powder easily gets inhaled, then cakes in the lungs. Please use a cream.
Baby Has a Terrible Diaper Rash...
Asked by H.L. from Washington DC
on January 16, 2009
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I am wondering if anyone has a good cure for diaper rash. I am trying to allow my baby's bottom to get air, applying Balmex, and changing him frequently. I am seeing...
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- I was going to suggest Boudreaux's Butt Paste but several people here already mentioned it. I'm glad I read through this thread because I wasn't aware of the alternati...
- Poor guy! It's important not to use diaper wipes on him until he heals up as they will burn his poor skin (or at least run water through them thoroughly to take out a...
- Hey H. You may have to call the doctor cause it may be a yeast infection. Brendan got them a lot and there is a special medicine that they have to prescribe. Hope h...
Diaper Rash
Asked by N.F. from St. Louis
on July 18, 2010
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Hi Mommas!
I need your help with my poor son's diaper rash. We are in Calif on vacation and my son has an awful diaper rash covering most of his bottom. I feel so b...
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- Your child likely has yeast issues, so as others have stated, an antifungal cream is in order. A good probiotic (in powder form to mix in your child's formula or food)...
- Vaseline is a good at protecting against diaper rashes, especially when he pees. And after you apply the Vaseline, sprinkle the area with a baby powder that has corns...
- Super Duper Diaper Doo. It's a very thick ointment that protects the bottom without rubbing off in the diaper. When my son was at Children's Mercy, that's what they u...
Diaper Rash
Asked by E.C. from Corpus Christi
on December 22, 2009
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My five month old has her first (pretty bad) diaper rash. I've been using Desitin clear. What ointments/advice has worked for you all? Thanks!
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- We tried EVERYTHING on our daughter when she was a baby: hairdryer, corn starch, Desitin, Boudreaux's, a prescription ointment, and even bag balm, made for cattle. S...
- Dr. Smith's is THE BEST stuff on Earth!! Get it at walmart. Try it! Put it on pretty thick and your baby will be diaper rash free very soon!
- Believe it or not but Vaseline. I didnt think it would work but it does. Diaper rash ointments are sticky. just look at how hard it is to get off. Well when you wipe a...
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 M.E. from Miami
on May 28, 2007
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my babyboy has his first BAD diaper rash... when we wipe his butt, he cries and he is in definate pain and disconfort. we are using Disatin but he appears to be in pa...
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- Take the diaper off and let him crawl around bear-bottomed! The air needs to get in there as much as possible. Wipe up the pee-pee, and you'll save on diapers as well....
- I haven't read anyone else's responses, but I would just like to share my experience with this with you. My son often has the exact same problem, and our doctor thi...
- M., TAKE YOUR BABY TO THE DOCTOR!!!!! Sounds like he needs a prescription strength creme, but he needs to be assessed by his pediatrician. Please dont depend on this...
