Diaper Rash

[justone_jen]

Share your remedies, please. :)

[mollybing]

I used the Earth Mama Angel Baby baby bottom cream and it worked really well! It has all natural ingredients and goes on nicely.

[jellyphish]

CJ's is really good.
So is breast milk and air drying.
Or jojoba oil with an option couple drops of EOs depending on baby's age.

[justone_jen]

I thought about breast milk! I'll try it, thanks!

She's ten weeks.

Quoting jellyphish:

CJ's is really good.

So is breast milk and air drying.

Or jojoba oil with an option couple drops of EOs depending on baby's age.

[illegallyblonde]

Coconut oil. I rub a little on after each diaper change. DS is 4 mo and hasn't had a rash.

[peaches_04]

This!
Also we switched to the tide free and gentle and it made a huge difference

Quoting mollybing:

I used the Earth Mama Angel Baby baby bottom cream and it worked really well! It has all natural ingredients and goes on nicely.

[rmgriffberg]

can you use coconut oil when cloth diapering or should i put a liner into of the diaper?

Quoting illegallyblonde:

Coconut oil. I rub a little on after each diaper change. DS is 4 mo and hasn't had a rash.

[jellyphish]

Any oil that can go rancid can eventually make your cloth diapers stink since the oil can't be washed out. Fractionated coconut oil is a little safer. Either way I'd use a disposable liner or paper towel with it. Jojoba oil is a natural preservative and never goes bad, so it's the safest oil for cloth. That's one reason I love it so much.

Quoting rmgriffberg:

can you use coconut oil when cloth diapering or should i put a liner into of the diaper?

Quoting illegallyblonde:

Coconut oil. I rub a little on after each diaper change. DS is 4 mo and hasn't had a rash.

[illegallyblonde]

Coconut oil is fine in cloth. I use cloth diapers too.

Quoting rmgriffberg:

can you use coconut oil when cloth diapering or should i put a liner into of the diaper?

Quoting illegallyblonde:

Coconut oil. I rub a little on after each diaper change. DS is 4 mo and hasn't had a rash.

[rmgriffberg]

my son and daughter both have a bad diaper rash and its starting to blister on both of them...would jojoba oil still work and where do you get it?

Quoting jellyphish:

Any oil that can go rancid can eventually make your cloth diapers stink since the oil can't be washed out. Fractionated coconut oil is a little safer. Either way I'd use a disposable liner or paper towel with it. Jojoba oil is a natural preservative and never goes bad, so it's the safest oil for cloth. That's one reason I love it so much.

Quoting rmgriffberg:

can you use coconut oil when cloth diapering or should i put a liner into of the diaper?

Quoting illegallyblonde:

Coconut oil. I rub a little on after each diaper change. DS is 4 mo and hasn't had a rash.

[jellyphish]

Absolutely! You can get it at a health food store or herbal shop. You can add a tiny bit of lavender oil to it if you'd like too.

Quoting rmgriffberg:

my son and daughter both have a bad diaper rash and its starting to blister on both of them...would jojoba oil still work and where do you get it?

Quoting jellyphish:

Any oil that can go rancid can eventually make your cloth diapers stink since the oil can't be washed out. Fractionated coconut oil is a little safer. Either way I'd use a disposable liner or paper towel with it. Jojoba oil is a natural preservative and never goes bad, so it's the safest oil for cloth. That's one reason I love it so much.

Quoting rmgriffberg:

can you use coconut oil when cloth diapering or should i put a liner into of the diaper?

Quoting illegallyblonde:

Coconut oil. I rub a little on after each diaper change. DS is 4 mo and hasn't had a rash.