Post by gingerygirl on Sept 30, 2015 22:15:55 GMT -5
HELP! Baby still has this horrible diaper rash. It was finally getting better. The last time I changed him it was almost completely healed. He just pooped and started screaming bloody murder so I changed him again and when I took the diaper off he was bleeding! There are open sores now, no wonder he was screaming. So my question is is it okay to put desitin on an open bleeding sore? I don't want it to get infected but I don't know what else to do.
I had so much fun going out but now I'm pumping as exhausted. I'm sure M will not treat me to the sleeping he did last night. I'll need all of the coffee in the morning.
HELP! Baby still has this horrible diaper rash. It was finally getting better. The last time I changed him it was almost completely healed. He just pooped and started screaming bloody murder so I changed him again and when I took the diaper off he was bleeding! There are open sores now, no wonder he was screaming. So my question is is it okay to put desitin on an open bleeding sore? I don't want it to get infected but I don't know what else to do.
Let him go diaperless with nothing on it if you can. I think putting cream on it would be fine but the airflow might help it heal faster. When you wipe him off for diaper changes try using a cloth with waters
Poor boy. One of Ethan's many roommates while in the hospital had a rash like that. They had him sleep on his stomach with a diaper under him to catch pee but it was open to allow sit to but. He was hooked up to monitors so I'm not sure how well this would work consider they recommend back sleeping.
HELP! Baby still has this horrible diaper rash. It was finally getting better. The last time I changed him it was almost completely healed. He just pooped and started screaming bloody murder so I changed him again and when I took the diaper off he was bleeding! There are open sores now, no wonder he was screaming. So my question is is it okay to put desitin on an open bleeding sore? I don't want it to get infected but I don't know what else to do.
Let him go diaperless with nothing on it if you can. I think putting cream on it would be fine but the airflow might help it heal faster. When you wipe him off for diaper changes try using a cloth with waters
Poor boy. One of Ethan's many roommates while in the hospital had a rash like that. They had him sleep on his stomach with a diaper under him to catch pee but it was open to allow sit to but. He was hooked up to monitors so I'm not sure how well this would work consider they recommend back sleeping.
I stripped him down naked and put him in the tub to let it air out. This poor boy has had this rash for almost two months now. We've done everything: no wipes, air drying, three different types of creams and two prescriptions, nothing seems to be helping it. Every time it starts to look like it's finally going to heal it gets worse again.
Let him go diaperless with nothing on it if you can. I think putting cream on it would be fine but the airflow might help it heal faster. When you wipe him off for diaper changes try using a cloth with waters
Poor boy. One of Ethan's many roommates while in the hospital had a rash like that. They had him sleep on his stomach with a diaper under him to catch pee but it was open to allow sit to but. He was hooked up to monitors so I'm not sure how well this would work consider they recommend back sleeping.
I stripped him down naked and put him in the tub to let it air out. This poor boy has had this rash for almost two months now. We've done everything: no wipes, air drying, three different types of creams and two prescriptions, nothing seems to be helping it. Every time it starts to look like it's finally going to heal it gets worse again.
Maybe he's allergic or really sensitive to the chemicals in the diapers. I've heard of this happening to other babies and they started/tried cloth and it went away.
I stripped him down naked and put him in the tub to let it air out. This poor boy has had this rash for almost two months now. We've done everything: no wipes, air drying, three different types of creams and two prescriptions, nothing seems to be helping it. Every time it starts to look like it's finally going to heal it gets worse again.
Maybe he's allergic or really sensitive to the chemicals in the diapers. I've heard of this happening to other babies and they started/tried cloth and it went away.
This. You can also do a baking soda bath. Warm water and 2 tablespoons of baking soda. Stay away from soap unless he has a poop then use something mild like dove
I stripped him down naked and put him in the tub to let it air out. This poor boy has had this rash for almost two months now. We've done everything: no wipes, air drying, three different types of creams and two prescriptions, nothing seems to be helping it. Every time it starts to look like it's finally going to heal it gets worse again.
Maybe he's allergic or really sensitive to the chemicals in the diapers. I've heard of this happening to other babies and they started/tried cloth and it went away.
Or a different diaper brand. Honest company maybe?
I stripped him down naked and put him in the tub to let it air out. This poor boy has had this rash for almost two months now. We've done everything: no wipes, air drying, three different types of creams and two prescriptions, nothing seems to be helping it. Every time it starts to look like it's finally going to heal it gets worse again.
Maybe he's allergic or really sensitive to the chemicals in the diapers. I've heard of this happening to other babies and they started/tried cloth and it went away.
This was me as a baby, I was too sensitive to chemicals in disposables so my parents had to use cloth. Maybe try a natural diaper cream? I use CJ Butter, it cleared up E's rash in 2 uses.
Maybe he's allergic or really sensitive to the chemicals in the diapers. I've heard of this happening to other babies and they started/tried cloth and it went away.
This was me as a baby, I was too sensitive to chemicals in disposables so my parents had to use cloth. Maybe try a natural diaper cream? I use CJ Butter, it cleared up E's rash in 2 uses.
Where did you find cj butter. I can't find it anywhere.
This was me as a baby, I was too sensitive to chemicals in disposables so my parents had to use cloth. Maybe try a natural diaper cream? I use CJ Butter, it cleared up E's rash in 2 uses.
Where did you find cj butter. I can't find it anywhere.
Online. Most stores that sell cloth diapers will have it.
This was me as a baby, I was too sensitive to chemicals in disposables so my parents had to use cloth. Maybe try a natural diaper cream? I use CJ Butter, it cleared up E's rash in 2 uses.
Where did you find cj butter. I can't find it anywhere.
Amazon. What would I do with Amazon? I don't want to imagine it. Lol. I got the Plus version, which is supposed to help prevent/treat yeast, thrush, cradle cap, etc. It helped a lot with E's cradle cap.
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