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My top tip for nappy rash - whats yours?

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shoogah01
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Re: My top tip for nappy rash - whats yours?

Postby shoogah01 » Wed Jul 07, 2010 8:26 pm

drying with a muslin, fleece liner and Lansinoh :giggle:
It sounds strange but it really works

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Chooky
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Re: My top tip for nappy rash - whats yours?

Postby Chooky » Thu Jul 22, 2010 9:39 am

Lansinoh :soapbox:
DD had Ulcers as well a minor nappy rash. I took her to the Dr as nothing was working. :x She prescribed an antibacterial cream for the ulcers and sudocream for the nappy rash. I used it for a week and it did nothing. One more ulcer popped up and i was getting to the end of my tether :evil: I read somewhere on here about Lansinoh and thought "what the hell, it can't hurt."
I put a fleece liner in her nappy and as gentle as possible put the Lansinoh on. poor DD was in so much pain she was screaming :cry: (from the wiping not the cream) Next morning the ulcers were 50% better :shock: and the rash had gone completely. It didn't hurt anymore to wipe her :wine: i only had to use it a couple more times for the ulcers to heal and disappear. :wine:

:yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo:

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scubelle
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Re: My top tip for nappy rash - whats yours?

Postby scubelle » Mon Aug 09, 2010 9:49 am

After several months of persistent rash I discovered that filtering the water in LO's bottles makes all the difference! Weird huh? Maybe we have dodgy water or the Ph value is outta wack, but filtering works.

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jasmine b
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Re: My top tip for nappy rash - whats yours?

Postby jasmine b » Mon Aug 09, 2010 1:04 pm

sunshine and lots of air i find helps fin - he rarely has a nappy on these days now.

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tiyuricc
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Re: My top tip for nappy rash - whats yours?

Postby tiyuricc » Mon Aug 09, 2010 4:14 pm

The few times clara's had rash i've put her in a BG overnight and it's magically clear in the morning. No idea why, but it works for us. With DS it was stick a disposable on overnight and he'd be magically clear in the morning. Maybe it's the dryness.

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JenKyleKaitlinRoo
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Re: My top tip for nappy rash - whats yours?

Postby JenKyleKaitlinRoo » Mon Aug 09, 2010 5:15 pm

Im a fan of camomile tea and cotton wool to clean. I then allow it to air dry or hairdryer it before putting a clean nappy on.

I also used vaseline with aloe (the wee lip pod in the green tub) over night and it was amazing. Ive given up with all the other ointments now as I didnt find they worked well anyways and ds2 never gets anything really bad.

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indigosky2k
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Re: My top tip for nappy rash - whats yours?

Postby indigosky2k » Mon Aug 09, 2010 9:31 pm

For all you :bf: mums out there EBM is fantastic stuff for nappy-rash and in fact anything remotely sore looking :wink:

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chezza
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Re: My top tip for nappy rash - whats yours?

Postby chezza » Sun Aug 22, 2010 11:25 am

I find lavender oil helps a lot.
I disolve it in a little milk and add it to our bath, it has always made a massive difference very quickly.
also use a few drops in our wipes

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fivefourfour
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Re: My top tip for nappy rash - whats yours?

Postby fivefourfour » Sun Aug 22, 2010 12:48 pm

Are the balms and salves and such suitable for using with cloth, though? I always thought that using creams was a no-no because of reducing the absorbancy of the fabric.

I'm looking for a new everyday balm and a heavy duty rash fixer, so wanted to check they won't effect the nappies...

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