Dd hardly ever gets rashes and when she does, they are mild ones caused by infrequent changes, and they go away if I leave her coverless for a couple of hours.
Day before yesterday she got the worst diaper rash of her life. I think I tracked it down to the wipes solution I was using--I hardly ever used it because she doesn't poop that much and when she does, I often just plop her into the sink. But I checked the ingredients list on the wipes solution and it includes tea tree oil.
I guess if tea tree oil is powerful enough to disinfect the bathroom, it's powerful enough to hurt dd's bum.
She's better today, but it's taken lots of coverless time and Balmex to get there. I thought other people might want to read this if they're trying to decide what to put in wipes solution. We've gone back to plain water.
Day before yesterday she got the worst diaper rash of her life. I think I tracked it down to the wipes solution I was using--I hardly ever used it because she doesn't poop that much and when she does, I often just plop her into the sink. But I checked the ingredients list on the wipes solution and it includes tea tree oil.
I guess if tea tree oil is powerful enough to disinfect the bathroom, it's powerful enough to hurt dd's bum.

She's better today, but it's taken lots of coverless time and Balmex to get there. I thought other people might want to read this if they're trying to decide what to put in wipes solution. We've gone back to plain water.










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