- This week Dana talks all about diaper rash! Just because your baby has a rash, this does not mean your cloth diapers are the cause. \r<br>\r<br>Babies get a diaper rash more often when they:\r<br>*Sleep in poopy diapers.\r<br>*Wear diapers that do not fit properly.\r<br>*Have moisture sensitivity.\r<br>*Are allergic to certain types of materials (synthetic vs natural)\r<br>*Are allergic to certain types of detergent or wipes solutions.\r<br>*Are on antibiotics.\r<br>*Have recently been introduced to solid foods.\r<br>*Have a berial infection.\r<br>*Have a yeast rash caused by too much citrus, dairy or gluten.\r<br>\r<br>To heal the rash try:\r<br>*Changing more often.\r<br>*Switching detergents, wipes solutions, or foods.\r<br>*Use a liner.\r<br>*Use a doubler.\r<br>*Switch diaper materials.\r<br>\r<br>Some Cloth Diaper Safe Creams:\r<br>*Grandma Els\r<br>*Burts Bees\r<br>*CJs Butter\r<br>*Coconut Oil\r<br>\r<br>There are numerous cloth diaper safe rash creams on the market, but if you do not have any on hand, you can always use a liner. I personally used California Baby with a liner when we had the rare rash issue.\r<br>\r<br>Build Your Diaper Stash Here *Affiliate\r<br>Kellys Closet \r<br>Nickis Diapers \r<br>\r<br>ツ S U B S C R I B E\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>Hey there! Im Dana. Im a wife and Mother to 4 kids, including twin boys and two girls. I work full time outside the home, but enjoy sharing my parenting journey online. We live in the Philadelphia area.\r<br>\r<br>MEET me at my Annual Conference Event \r<br>\r<br>F O L L O W M E O N\r<br>-- \r<br>-- \r<br>-- \r<br>-- \r<br>-- \r<br>\r<br>M Y G R O U P S\r<br>-- \r<br>-- \r<br>-- (uncensored)\r<br>\r<br>Need to Cont Me?\r<br>MsDanaRyan\r<br>2102 Kimberton Rd #79\r<br>Kimberton, PA 19442\r<br>MsDanaRyan@gmail.com\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>*************\r<br>\r<br>Old Timey by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) \r<br>Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0\r<br>
