[ladybugchild77]

Dd has a rash that is a combination of teethin' and too much fruit - you know the one - bright red and ouchie?

I used Weleda with her disposable dipes but have read here that I can't use diaper cream with FBs. Can I use Lansinoh? Would that help? Any other suggestions? She is really red! Thanks!

 

[LizaBear]

We've used Burts Bees and Baby Essentials without any problems.

 

[kellid]

any of the natural products. burt's bees as pp said, and also weleda.

 

[ladybugchild77]

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Originally Posted by kellid any of the natural products. burt's bees as pp said, and also weleda.

The Weleda with the zinc oxide (white tube) or without (orange tube)? I have both kinds...THANKS!!! I just don't want them to stain or not work anymore since they are new and quite a heavy investment, ya know?

 

[lactivist]

I have used the Orange tube Weleda Calendula cream without any issues or staining in our Fuzzi Bunz.

Wendi

 

[kellid]

the reason for the natural products is that most of the unnatural products contains fish oils that will cause a build up in your dipes and cause them to stink, bad. Sometime like fish. Either of those will be fine. As far as not staining, to be safe lay down a cloth wipe (or washcloth) in between baby and dipe. If in the future you get a stain from poop, just lay it in the sun to sun bleach them. Your right they are a big investment, I feel the same way, most days, then some days I'm like, "their diapers, their made to be pooped and peed in." I would really be concerned if I were going to resale them.

 

[Eben'sMama]

We have used Burt's Bees with no problem, but prefer the California Baby Calendula Cream. It's lighter weight and less greasy and clears up rashes super-fast. Also, breast milk applied topically is great for diaper rash. I see you're in DeKalb! I spent a semester at NIU and grew up in Northern Illinois (Ingleside--near Gurnee, etc.).