Have you tried changing detergents? my DD had the same problem and I discovered the biggest problem was the detergent I was using.
Deanna
Deanna
Constant Diaper Rash?
My 2 1/2 month old dd has constant rash on the front of her private area (I guess you could say the pubic area?) It seems to be being caused by her urine on her skin (even though I change very frequently). When I use diaper rash cream it is better and for some reason when I put her in a sposie it cleared up completely (which really makes me think its the urine on her skin-she does have slightly sensitive skin).
Any suggestions?
Fleece liners are only very slightly helping.
Any suggestions?
Fleece liners are only very slightly helping.
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Have you tried Lanolin that stuff works great I used that on my two month old when she had a rash and it help we also used jack beanstalk diaper rash onitment it worked great.
Christina
Christina
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No I haven't. Her rash began about 2 weeks ago so I did try to use less detergent, but I didn't see a differnece. I might use the All Free and Clear that I use for the rest of the laundry but I have a lot of fleece.
Originally Posted by scorpioqueen Have you tried changing detergents? my DD had the same problem and I discovered the biggest problem was the detergent I was using. Deanna |
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I'll give it a try at the next diaper change. Thanks
Originally Posted by squishy_28 Have you tried Lanolin that stuff works great I used that on my two month old when she had a rash and it help we also used jack beanstalk diaper rash onitment it worked great. Christina |
I hate to sound like a broken record but Triple Paste Cream (available online or special order at pharmacies, but it is not prescription) wprks AMAZINGLY well. We battled diaper rash for months and months and it's the only thing that worked.
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