Diaper Leaks at Night: Boudreaux's Butt Paste
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Changing to Cloth Diapers: Any Advice?
Asked by A.B. from San Francisco
on October 21, 2008
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I am slowly switching to cloth diapers to save some $$ while also being kinder to the landfill. I'm wondering how to do the diaper pail, and whether wet or dry works ...
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- We have been doing cloth diapers since birth, and I'm really happy with them. I will admit, I use a diaper service :) So I won't be your source of advice about laund...
- biocleen works very well and is suggested by green mountain diapers. It is available at whole foods and other health oriented stores. If you can hang dry in the sun ...
- I think cloth diapers are the most responsible way to go. Since you work, you may want to consider Tiny Tots diaper service. http://tinytots.com/ds/price.html They ...
Cloth Diapers & Powder?
Asked by M.D. from Houston
on July 10, 2008
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Hello Moms~ My first daughter is 6 weeks old and has diaper rash. We own a bunch of cloth diapers and have already tried them out and like them. However she has had a ...
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- Dr. Smith's is wonderful! I was never a fan of powder in the diaper, it gets clumpy with moisture.
- Hello, I am sorry to read your daughter has a diaper rash. I didn't use cloth diapers for my daughter (18 months). As far as the powder is concerned, I used and...
- With my first born, I used cloth diapers and Baby Cornstarch by Johnson & Johnson. With my second, I used Huggies and the cornstarch. With my grandaughter, it was Hug...
"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...
Need to Prevent Diaper Rash While Using Cloth Diapers!
Asked by J.F. from Minneapolis
on June 28, 2009
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We've been using cloth diapers for over 9 months and just recently, my daughter is getting really red on her bottom.
We've stripped the diapers with dawn soap, but ...
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- My daughter had the same issues, she all of the sudden developed a rash. I changed to a dif. detergent. I now use bio-kleen, awesome detergent, you can do a search o...
- OK. First of all, check with your pediatrician to make sure this rash isn't yeast from being moist. Then I would recommend using a paper liner and using a product from...
- Hi J. - I used cloth diapers on all 3 of my children and when they got a rash - I used diaper rash ointment on them all. I have never heard of such a thing that you...
Burning Her Bottom!!!
Asked by T.D. from Canton
on February 10, 2008
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My one year old has had really bad diapers lately. It seems like once or twice a day she explodes a diaper, which I change immediately, but where ever the bm touches o...
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- I have used PINXAV with my girls and it has always worked wonders and QUICK! But, if she has sores..that may actually burn right at first. That you may have to check w...
- My neighbor's little girl was having the same problem. She is about 1 1/2 years old. They took her to the doctor and found out she has an allergy to milk, dairy, whey,...
- My daughter had terrible diaper rashes. I couldn't wait to get her potty trained. Good old fashioned desitin was the best thing ever invented!!! It provides great barr...
Diaper Troubles
Asked by A.S. from Dallas
on August 31, 2010
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I have always been a huge fan of Pampers diapers. When my first was born it was all I used because other brands tended to give her diaper rash within the first 15 min...
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- What type of huggies did you try? Have you used the Huggies Supreme (natural fit)? They're my all time favorite and super soft material. If you havevn't used them yet,...
- I love the fit of Huggies for my kids - no leaks. My DD is allergic to the regular ones, but has done well with the hypoallergenic "Pure and Natural" Huggies in the gr...
- we had a very similar issue. My daughter could only use Pampers swaddlers or she would get a rash. When she outgrew those (thankfully she;s tiny so the size 2 lasted u...
Diaper Rash
Asked by C.G. from Cincinnati
on February 14, 2008
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My 2 month old son is experiencing diaper rash that just won't go away. I've been using A&D which worked well with my daughter, but it doesn't seem to be helping. It...
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- Hi C.! What I've found that works really good, is BAG BALM. You can buy it at Wal-mart in the pet department. Its used on cow's utters to keep them from chaffing. ...
- I have found that pinxav works wonders. You can ask the pharmacy for it. It is not prescription but it is usually kept behind the counter. I used it on my childre...
- Hi there! I have a 14 month old son who didn't have any diaper rash issues until about 9 months old. We tried A&D and Desitin and he ended up breaking out horribly a...
Awful Diaper Rash...Help!!!!
Asked by L.K. from Hickory
on October 14, 2006
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My 3 month old has had an awful diaper rash for about a week now. We usually use cloth diapers, but he has been in disposables for a week. I have been using Aquaphor...
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- I didn't notice the name, but whoever said about using generic diapers is right. Most name brand diapers are made with latex while the off brand ones are latex free. I...
- Desitin...That was the best thing I found, and trying to let them get some air as much as possible, I know being only 3 months it might be a bit of a mess but it helps.
- This will sound funny but it works. Get Beadrauxs butt paste. Most Doctor's offices use it and it cleared ours up almost over night. It doesn't smell very good but ...
Diaper Rash
Asked by J. from Dallas
on June 18, 2007
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My daughter just got this horrible rash on her "area" and we haven't been able to get rid of it. Its just red on the outside and was red on her bottom but that has cle...
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- use dyprotex its in a small box in the diaper rash aisle. its sold at walgreens. does your child still have loose stools???
- Hi J.! My son had the same thing and he has sensitive skin. I used A&D ointment and it cleared up quickly. Boudreaux's butt paste works well too but it seems a little ...
- I know it sounds strange, but Corn Starch in her bath water will give her instant relief and sooth her little bottom. I use Desitin on my childs behind and normally i...
Diaper Rash?
Asked by S.F. from Charlotte
on February 19, 2008
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Thanks for all of the great advice on diaper rash treatment, and on environmentally friendly cloth diapers!
I just get discouraged when moms in general post on th...
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- Make him a bath with baking soda and just warm water, then let him air dry and use a little Boudreaux's Butt Paste. There is a $1 off coupon on the CoolSavings web-si...
- boudreaux's butt paste -make sure not to get it on anything. It works when the other stuff seems to make it worse & it's great!
- My daughter had serious diaper rash a couple of times... Ask your pediatrician about "Dr. Iron's Buttocks Cream". It works very quickly and we called it the "magic cr...
