Things I forgot about, 3rd Baby Edition.
The girls are only 19 months apart, so when I had Claire, Kate was still basically a baby.
She was still in diapers, still slept in a crib and only said a handful of words.
Fast forward 4 years and Luke is born.
Even though it has only been 4 years since Claire was a baby (and almost 6 since Kate was a baby), I have felt a little "rusty" in the the baby department.
There are several things that I have "forgotten" about when it comes to having a newborn.
One of those things is teething. Ahhhh.....teething. It's no fun.
Luke is just now 5 months, but over New Year's I noticed that his bottom 2 teeth had popped through....he wasn't even 5 months!!! I was not prepared for this because Kate and Claire didn't get their first teeth until 7-8 months old.
One of the things about teething is that it messes everything up.
Good sleeping habits? GONE. (Truth be told, Luke doesn't have very good sleeping habits, but for two nights in a row he gave us a 6 hour chunk. But, it only lasted 2 nights....Thanks to teething.)
Another thing about teething that I forgot about is the drooling.
SO much drool. You can see the remnants of drool on by his collar.
He SOAKS his clothes from drooling. I guess I should get him some bibs!
Along with the drooling comes him stuffing his fist in his mouth trying to get some relief by attempting to gnaw off his hand.
The final thing about teething that I forgot about is the diaper rash.
All 3 of my kids get a terrible diaper rash when they are teething.
(You would have thought that the horrible sleeping, drooling, fist in mouth and diaper rash would have clued me in that he was getting teeth, but no.....as a 3rd time mom I was "confident" that he couldn't possibly be getting teeth this early. Imagine how bad I felt when I saw that those 2 bottom teeth had popped in!)
Back to the diaper rash.
I was so glad that Bourdeaux's Butt Paste had sent me a tube of their butt paste to try out (Seriously, is that the best name or what? Butt Paste. There is a reason I teach 7th grade. I have middle school humor).
Luke's diaper rash was so bad (because of the teething) and I was fortunate that I had Bourdeaux's Butt Paste (giggle) on hand because Luke needed relief, ASAP.
I used it for one day with each diaper change and it cleared up.
So, now that I know he really is teething and one of his side effects of teething is diaper rash, I am going to make sure I use it with each diaper change.
This is something I didn't normally do. I have normally waited until I saw a diaper rash before I put on diaper cream/paste.
But, that is going to change now.
So, let me ask you.....
How do you kick Diaper Rash?
Do you (or did you) use diaper cream with each diaper change as a preventative measure?
OR
Did you wait until there was a rash and then treat it?
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I usually waited until the rash showed up to treat with cream. I also would let them air out their bum at nap time and night time.... messy, yes, but I would just lay multiple towel layers down, remove a dirty layer if/when needed, and it always helped SO much within one day.
ReplyDeleteButt paste is wonderful! As a first time mom with a 7 month old son, I was clueless! I definitely learn and research new things everyday and it is so much fun! Love your blog! :) thanks for the fun giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWe've used Bourdeaux's Butt Paste since Elden was born! Love that stuff so much. I think we have 3 tubes: 1 for his changing table, 1 for his diaper bag, and 1 in his pack n play :)
ReplyDeleteWhen my little was really little...I always waited until there was a rash present to treat it. I guess I just figured he didn't need anything extra if there wasn't anything there...that and I HATED the way diaper rash cream smelled. YUCK!
ReplyDeleteI used to always wait until the rash appeared but now maybe I will try some before if I think its coming! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAh yes....the diaper rash cream that comes with teething. SO CRUEL! The first couple of times he got it I waited until it was there to treat it, but then I got wise and started some preventative care. If I waited until it showed up it was too hard to treat and it would get so bad that his poor little cheeks would crack open and bleed. SO sad!! :(
ReplyDeleteMy little one constanly had a rash while teething, it was awful. So early on we used a few different things. We always put put Rawley's salve on there (that stuff is amazing). As long as we were consistent with doing it (every change, no matter what) she made it through teething.
ReplyDeleteI usually wait until I see diaper rash coming on, then put on the cream. I LOVE Butt Paste! I've tried Desitin, Butt Paste, and A&D and Butt Paste was the clear winner. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd the name makes me laugh, too. I was at a baby shower once and mentioned Butt Paste and another girl thought I was making a potty joke about diaper rash. Haha!
I waited until there was a rash to treat, but I would use the cream for a day or two after the rash was gone to make sure it didn't come right back. I would also let the tushie air out after bath time for a while using a lap pad under the bum :) (sorry, I too have middle school humor) I love the name of Butt Paste, that's just awesome!
ReplyDeleteOur method is Boudreaux's Butt Paste. It really is the one that works the best for us.
ReplyDeleteaww Luke, being a baby is tough! we never had to worry about diaper rash, but we would still put a walmart-brand desitin on Nolan at night to prevent it. last week (at 16 months old), he was on antibiotics, which was making him go #2 frequently, and we noticed diaper rash. it was the first time he had ever cried in anticipation of getting wiped :( we used a lot of aquaphor and the walmart desitin, and it cleared up quickly. I think he has my husband's good skin!
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I always used Desitin over night, even if it wasn't at night! I didnt find out about butt paste til Owen was one and a ahalf!
ReplyDeleteI use A&D with every diaper change no matter what, but when rashes occur i would use the same Butt Paste (hee hee) you're refering to for diaper changes during the day. When she has diaper rash, i also incorporate milk of magnesia (the Up & Up version from Target) after bath time. Just put some on a cotton ball and dab it on there. If it was pretty bad diaper rash I would alternate between butt paste and athlete's foot cream. The cream and milk of magnesia were both suggestions from my pediatrician and work like a charm!! Cleared up rashes in 1-2 days!
ReplyDeleteBesides using barrier creams, we would let them run around to air out without a diaper on for a little while.
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My three kids have always gotten bad diaper rashes, so I just lathered on the diaper rash cream during every diaper change and that always kept it away. By the way, the best diaper rash cream I've ever used is called Calmoseptine. It's an over-the-counter cream found at CVS pharmacy and it is amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteWe still use butt paste--and Alexa is almost five!
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I tend to use cream preventatively when my kids are under 1 year, and then gradually switch to periodic usage. I think it was more laziness on my part though. Also, I don't really know if this is common knowledge (it probably is), but a nurse at the hospital showed me where to put the cream on the diaper so that I didn't have to get my hands dirty. It's a wipe-saver.
ReplyDeleteI love your blog! Thanks for keeping it real with being a mommy:) My daughter is in cloth diapers so she really doesn't get diaper rash, however two times she had BAD diaper rash due to sitting in dirty diaper too long. Poor girl! I treated it with diaper cream (can't even remember which one...white tube blue letters?) and also aired her out as much as I could. It seemed to help a lot!
ReplyDeleteI wait until the rash appears and use Butt Paste and it usually clears right up - love that stuff!
ReplyDeleteI found this with my last daughter and loved it! With the other two I waited until there was a rash.
ReplyDeleteI don't use anything unless I see a rash. Then I take that extra step. With my first 4 kids my pediatrician had us use CRISCO. yes, I said crisco. I refused at first but then I found it to be awesome (basically just natural vegetable oil). A couple of years ago they started adding butane and so he told everyone to stop.
ReplyDeleteHe actually came up with his own all natural organic healing balm so I use that now. It typically works in a few hours. By the next diaper change it's almost all cleared up.
I heard of the butt paste on Oprah years ago but I didn't have a baby at the time:(. Love the name though...
Hugs,
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ps- All my kids didn't get any teeth till they were at least 11 months. Brady got 2 in one day at 11.5 months and I was shocked. No drooling, fussiness or anything. And now he keeps BITING me...ugh!!!
I use vitamin A+D with every diaper change and then switch to Butt Paste if a rash does develop. Luckily that's not very often thanks to the preventative care!
ReplyDeletei've always waited until i see the rash starting...then i apply the cream. didn't know it is preventative, so will have to start this since i think jack is in the early phases of teething.
ReplyDeletebetween my two little butts we use lots of butt paste. It is our favorite and we use it almost daily. Someone always is in need! I also love that it does not leave everyone smelling like diaper cream. :) I am not sure if I use it before or during, because we are always using it! ha! Lots of little butts = lots of tubes of paste!
ReplyDeleteWe usually wait until the rash appears before putting anything on it, but I may start putting some cream on as a preventative measure, as well.
ReplyDeleteI love Butt Paste! Our toddler was allergic to Desitin so it just made the rash worse. We always wait until the rash happens to treat.
ReplyDeleteThankfully my daughter hasn't gotten a diaper rash yet but I will be sure to have this on hand for when she does!
ReplyDeleteI wait until there is a rash. We use cloth diapers and there are only a few creams you can use with cloth. So when my little one does get a rash we switch back to disposables and use Desitin in the purple tube, its my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI haven't used anything on June yet, but I did get some Boudreaux's Butt Paste as a shower gift :)
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ReplyDeleteThis happened to my daughters while teething, too! But unfortunately I always waited until there was a diaper rash - that was usually my first clue teeth were coming. But great idea on being more preventative and not waiting for the rash!
ReplyDeleteNo teeth for Liam yet, but drool city...bibs every day and for all 4, I've always used cream at every change! Diaper rash is kept at bay :) P.S. Is is hair turning blonde?
ReplyDeleteI have a 16 month old named Claire and another one on the way. I used butt paste as a preventative when she was younger but now that she is older I only start using it if she gets diarrhea. Aquaphor also works great and when she was teething she would get a rash on her chin from the drool and aquaphor helped take care of that too! Good luck your kids are beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI waited until a rash appeared. It is such a relief when little one are in pain to have something you know will work.
ReplyDeleteI put diaper cream on (desitin because I love the way it smells) only after night time bath before bed. So, I guess I do use it as a preventative!
ReplyDeleteMy method was to wait if there was a rash to treat it. I don't like to use a lot of products, since my kids didn't have them too frequently.
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I only used when they had a rash!
ReplyDeleteI only use it when they have a rash.
ReplyDeletePS-Even with three it never occured to me that Evie's rash was related to teething until I read this just now.
Our first little one is due in April, so I haven't used it yet but was just doing research for which brand I should get!
ReplyDeleteWe had a five year gap between our second and third. It was almost like starting all over, there are so many things you forget about! Thank goodness none of mine got diaper rash very often.
ReplyDeleteI use A&D ointment every time. I like the protection I get, and if I am out running around, I don't stress about getting it changed right away. I always use it at night, as that is a long time to be stuck in a diaper. I go through about a tube a month, sometimes two tubes. One thing I will say is that my girls are different than my boy.
ReplyDeleteI Think it just depends on the baby, if it is prone to rashes, then I would use it all the time if not, then I would just use when needed.
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I always waited until it appeared with my 1st. This time around I have been better about keeping in top of signs.
ReplyDeleteI suppose preventive measures are the best, so keeping an eye on things is probably best.
ReplyDeleteI feel the same way you do! My first two were only 15 months apart so essentially they were babies together. Now with #3 on the way I feel like I'm starting over again!
ReplyDeleteAhh, the diaper rash issue. I usually treat it when it appears and love using butt paste! I've also found that the rule with diaper rash cream is that more is better! You are trying to create a moisture barrier, so just a little dab of it isn't going to do it - you need a whole layer!
Gotta love butt paste., I also use the old school approach my daycare provider taught me by using a little cornstarch actually works pretty good too.
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ReplyDeleteAs an expectant mom, I am glad to read how helpful butt paste can be!
ReplyDelete<y little one has a terrible rash right now!
ReplyDeleteOkay, Luke. is. adorable. Your entire family is!!!! I'm so glad you found my blog so I can follow along with yours now, too!
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I used the diaper cream before the rash appears. I also used the wipes for sensitive skin
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We love all the butt paste products in the house!
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ReplyDeleteThis was just becoming popular as my kids grew out of the need for it. I have used it with my younger nieces and nephews and have loved it!!!
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we double up on the diaper changing!
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I Love Bourdeaux's Butt Paste! I really love the scent (is that bad) we generally use it at least 1x or 2x a day to keep the diaper rash at bay. Recently we had a bacterial rash, though, that required Neosporin & Aquaphor to clear up (at pediatrician's recommendation). But we are back to Bourdeaux's Butt Paste again now that has cleared up!
ReplyDeleteI love to use a cream and let them air out as much as possible from the diaper. Bath's are good too. amypugmire@live.com
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This has nothing to do with rashes.. I just wanted to tell you... your posts about the 26 acts of kindness you did... soooo helpful.. because of you, I am doing it!!! seeing your postings and giving specific examples really helped me... I'm on #6 so far, so thanks...
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ReplyDeletebut on the rash... air to the butt is the best medicine....going as long as you can stand it w/o a diaper...
ReplyDeleteBack in the day I was totally a Desitin Creme mama. They didn't have "Butt paste" 29 years ago when my girl was born. I would have totally bought it just for the name. I still love bathroom humor.
ReplyDeleteLuke is adorable !!! Good luck with teething !
I only use it if there is a rash, and I can probably count on 1 hand the number of times I've needed it with my first. My second is 13 months I and I don't think he's ever needed it. I guess mine just aren't prone to getting it.
ReplyDeleteBeing sure to change diapers often, keep the skin clean, and using a skin protectant, worked well.
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Like you said, with kids #1 & #2 I would wait until I saw a hint of diaper rash, then slather the cream. With our next baby I will definitely use it as a precaution! What a good idea!
ReplyDeleteI usually switch to cloth diapers during a diaper rash and combine with diaper rash ointment
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Our son is given the chance to be without a diaper for awhile to air out!
ReplyDeleteKeep him dry by changing diapers asap. Never used cream but it would help.
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I usually waited until I saw redness or rash until I used anything. But eventually when my girls started sleeping through the night, they seemed to get more rashes (longer in a wet diaper). So, I then got into the habit of dabbing a bit of cream on right before bed for good measure.
ReplyDeleteA friend of mine I guess you could say is a bit OCD about diaper rash though. She literally goes through a big tube of Desitin every week. I watched her change a diaper once and she squirted a good ping pong size glob of the stuff and put all over her son. I couldn't believe my eyes! Random.
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I use diaper rash ointment/cream as a preventative. Better safe than sorry. My son got a real bad rash one time and I had to take him to the doctor for RX diaper rash cream. I learned my lesson :)
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I always powdered my daughter to keep things fresh and dry but I didn't use ointment of any kind until she actually had a rash.
ReplyDeleteI provided my son with a lot of free range, no-diaper time. I'd put down a bunch of towels in the living room and let him crawl around naked. It worked like a charm. He rarely experienced rashes after that.
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Changing diapers frequently or leaving the diaper off for a while has worked for my baby.
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ReplyDeleteI waited until there was a rash and treated it with diaper cream.
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It has been a number of years since I had babies, but this Butt Cream does sound a lot better than any products I had tried.
ReplyDeleteA preventative measure is to let my little one run around naked after the bath to air/dry out. If she gets a rash, yes I use a barrier cream
ReplyDeletei wait until there is a rash to use it
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In addition to change diapers more often, we used chamomile cream and also Boudreaux's paste to help.
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ReplyDeleteI usually wait until I notice some redness before applying a cream. sonyadmorris@gmail.com
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After I notice the rash. I use it with every diaper change. I like to air them out as much as I can from the diaper as well. amypugmire@live.com
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When it's a nice day outside, I set him on a blanket in the yard and let him go commando! That always helps.
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I have used this for the last 8 months, and I really like it! It helps soothe and protect as well as heal. Molly Bussler meoleme@yahoo.com
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ReplyDeleteTo kick diaper rash I used diaper cream with every other diaper change to prevent diaper rash. If they already had diaper rash, I would let them go diaper free for long periods of time. Fresh air is wonderful for diaper rash.
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we'd try the cloth diaper every now and then and lots of paste
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ReplyDeleteI always wait until I see signs of a rash first.
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We used the Target brand of Desitin. Our kids are older now, but it worked great! I have heard about the Butt paste! I probably would try it if our kids were younger.
ReplyDeleteI don't have children yet, but my friend as two under two and she told me that when her son had a terrible rash and no ointments were working, breastmilk did the trick! That was certainly something I didn't know!
ReplyDeleteI put diaper cream on at every change! And I have twins...so that's a lot of diapering! But thankfully it helps keep the rashes at bay!
ReplyDeleteI used diaper cream only when I noticed a rash appearing. My first daughter's skin was so sensitive that usually rash cream would make things worse so it took me awhile to find one that worked well with her skin type
ReplyDeleteI'm in the use diaper cream at every change camp. That's what my mom told me to do so that's what I did. Ha!
ReplyDeleteI wait until there is a rash and then treat it.
ReplyDeleteit's been a long time since I've had a baby but I remember changing diapers frequently and using a diaper rash ointment to prevent rash
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We used cloth diapers so there were not a lot of rashes but if she did end up with a rash then I would let her little bottom air out without a diaper and use Boudreaux's when I saw a rash.
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ReplyDeletewe use it for prevention...but sometimes forget...if a rash ever does come up, butt paste to the rescue!
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Desitin was my savior when Diana was an infant- we were proactive with it- used it even if she was just a little red- highly recommend it!
ReplyDeleteI only use it when I need it. Never thought about using it as a preventative!
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Frequent diaper changes and airing the area out as much as possible.
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I usually wait, but my daughter rarely gets diaper rash (yay!)
ReplyDeleteUsually, I only use diaper cream when I see the rash. And I have to agree, Bourdeaux's Butt Paste is the best!
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When my children would get diaper rashes I would change their diapers often and “air them out” as often as I can,
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I usually just used desetin. Wasnt the best but in bad cases we would go to the dr and they would prescribe some meds.
ReplyDeleteI love to give Boudreaux's butt paste as a baby showr gift in a basket full of "glamorous" new-mom necessities such as this! For my kids we used something during every diaper change...it was like Vaseline...maybe desetin I think? But always Boudreaux's when an actual rash appeared and it healed it quickly. I even used it once on my dry cracked winter hands....(is that gross?!) ; )
ReplyDeleteI had to learn the hard way as usual... wait until there's a rash & then treat it! =(
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we change diaper often
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I would use baby powder with every diaper change.
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lots and lots of diaper cream and frequent diaper changes so they aren't in wet diapers for long
ReplyDeleteWe use a barrier cream, change diapers frequently and bathe our sons in an oatmeal bath at least once a week. Boudreaux's is great because it truly makes a huge difference after just one application!
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Lots of cream, applied multiple times a day
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ReplyDeleteI used Desitin, then patted it with baby powder, making sure it stayed on for a longer time
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I only used it when I saw a little rash starting. Normally just changed the cloth diapers often and let him air dry when possible.
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I didn't know about Butt Paste when my babies were little. I sure wish I had seen it because my second daughter had such extremely sensitive skin. We changed diapers more often and used lots of baby powder.
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We changed my daughter a lot and used cream at night to keep her skin dry.
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I don't have a baby but my mom swore by cloth diapers (they don't hold in moisture), baby powder and frequent changes. She swears I never had diaper rash
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We would try to prevent diaper rash by changing the baby as soon as possible after the diaper is soiled. We also used creams on rashes.
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Vaseline works well at preventing diaper rash in the first place! Thanks for a super giveaway!
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We only treated when we saw diaper rash - and that was rare for us. Only when she was cutting teeth.
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Change diaper often and keep the area clean and dry but if you see diaper rash, apply the butt paste, Boudreaux's is the best I've ever use.
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I am all about prevention and then hopefully you don't have to treat! Keeping baby's bum dry and clean is the best prevention. You can also rub some aloe on there for good measure!
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I'm a HUGE fan of Butt Paste, along with some fresh air.
ReplyDeleteKeep them as dry as possible while in diapers and let that butt air dry when you can.
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ReplyDeleteI used cream after every change - which was often, but he still got rashes. I wish I had had Boudreaux's. It sounds like it would have helped.
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I tried changing diaper brands and that helped with the diaper rash.
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