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Any sure fire ways to get rid of a diaper rash in two days?

my daught got a diaper rash, and its so random, i change everytime shes soils or wets, but her daddy is gonna have her in about two days, and he always claims she has one.. she usual ly gets one after shes with him! agh its frustrating ...any helpul hints?

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Crush up a dirt dobbers nest and put it in a sock and shake it around on her. This really works! I have used it a bunch.
ON A BABY OR AN ADULT- ON A BABY IF HE IS CUTTING TEETH THIS AGGRAVATES DIAPER RASH CHANGE AND WIPE THE PEE OFTEN, & A & D OINTMENT YOU SHOULD WANT TO CLEAR IT UP BECAUSE IT HURTS THE KID
Butt Paste.
Remind him to change her diaper when it is wet. A&D is my most-trusted diaper rash ointment. I use the clear one in the yellow and brown tube. I tell you, it works wonders. I put it on her little bum everynight before bed after her bath and its like a raincoat on her so that when she pees it just runs off into her diaper and does not soak into her skin, therefore she does not acquire a diaper rash. Recommend your husband use it also. Goodluck and Im sorry to hear about your daughter having diaper rash, I bet it isn't fun.
Get some butt paste, it's in the baby isle at target. Or some aveeno diaper stuff, it worked on my baby cousin.
cornstarch or bagbalm
Lets see.. if you are breastfeeding, you could express some milk and use that... Breast milk is liquid gold! OR if you're not, go and get some Lansinoh, it's made from lanolin, it breathes but creates a barrier between the skin and urine or feces. Good luck! OH, do you two use the same brand of diapers? MAYBE she's getting irritated by switching?
Not sure of the spelling but-Beaudrox's Butt Paste is the best ever. You can get it at Walmart.
just use destin it is for baby rash. let her go with out a diaper for a few minutes. to let the rash air out. i am not sure i spell destin right.
Try nice warm clean bath...and some baby powder. Also, try using anitbiotic cream over diaper cream. my son's rashes never last after one night of continuous changings and the above! Good luck! P.S. My son's dad used to do the same thing...except he never noticed the darn rash! He was oblivious even to diarhea....which told me that Grandma was watching my son when he visited Dad's house...Grrrr....
My pediatrician says to add a little maloxx to the diaper rash ointment...she says it makes it a shell and takes out the redness...plus I know that they say not to put powder on a child but the liquid powder they make now works well enough too!
DO NOT USE BABY POWDER! Baby powder induces and prolongs a rash. Use destin, wash her bottom completely and dry well, then lather on the destin - be very liberal. Within two days it will not be noticed. I had the same problem when my son stayed with his Dad. Though it was his Dad who caused the rash to try to take my son from me. (HE LOST!!! I have full custody!)
Cornstarch it works every time
destin is the best. BUT, make sure it is the desitin w/ 40% of the active ingredient, zinc oxide, not 10%. it's simply called Desitin Original. there are a lot of diaper rash cream out on the market and most have 10%. whenever her diaper is changed, and especially before you put her to bed, make sure her behind is clean and dry and don't cover all surfaces, unsparingly.
On both of my girls I used this stuff called triple paste, I had to ask the pharmacist for it, they didn't keep it on the shelf. Paladin and Dr. Bordeaux's Butt Paste work well also. And no I am not kidding on the name. Target carries the last two mentioned. If she gets a blistered oozing rash it can be a sign of a yeast infection, OTC. Monistat cream can be applied EXTERNALLY only to clear this up.
The fastest working cream which I have used is the new Desitin Creamy which has vitamin E and aloe in it. Some children are just more sensitive than others, and can get a rash very quickly. Send an extra tube of it with her things when she goes with her daddy. It is very frustrating. You can also try using a non-talc baby powder or corn starch to put on with a powder puff after she is cleaned and ready for a fresh diaper. It has been an extremely hot and humid summer also, and I am sure this is contributing to the problem. Give this a try, hope it helps. Have a good night!
vitamin e oil, its the only thing that ever worked on my son!
Take her to the closest beach and put her bum in the salt water.....No joke I found that the salt water cleanses the area that has a rash....it will clear up the next day...sounds odd but really works. When you get home give him.her a bath and put A&D ointment on him/her before bed it should be gone next day.
everytime she soiles herself bathe her ... only use baby soap for sensitive skin... give her some no nappy time... lay her on a few towels everytime you change her and use those nappy wipes you could be irritating her skin... also everytime she is bathed she may not be getting rinsed off enough... when uisng the nappy rash cream in between ... wash her rather than wiping... spend a bit more money and buy s good quality nappy cream... maybe even see if a doctor can prescribe a beter cream
can also use cloth diapers during the day, so her bottom has time to air out some or during nap time have a sheet in her bed and no diaper at all on to air out. use A&D it's good stuff.
use yeast infection cream, it will take out the redness in about a day. Like monastat cream,
Try telling the Dad to make sure that she is changed often & to make sure that inbetween changes that he comlpetely wipes her, apply a no perfume talc, and /or keep her on a Bunny Rug, when diaper rash is really bad and let her air out!It sounds that dad could use a few friendly tips. A good powder for baby, is one called (CURASH) also lanolin cream in a tube is very soothing for bubs.Hope this helps.
What has worked best for me is to let my son go diaperless for a while. I would usually give him a bath and then let him go diaper free about an hour. When he had a diaper on I used diaper rash cream with Zinc Oxide in it. I also used Vaseline on him one night and left his diaper a little on the loose side to let air flow through. If you do this be sure to put a towel down just incase. After doing this, his rash gone the next day. I am not sure if the the Vaseline was the reason it went away, but it is worth a shot!
My daughter is prone to diaper rash...any change in diet will cause one...I've learned the ointments don't work, but I have found that if you add some baking soda to her bath water, that helps (usually works overnight when a rash is beginning)...and also corn starch does help...try that...
i always use A & D ointment. it works really good. my sons diaper rash usually goes away within a day
my daughter kept getting diaper rashes and i couldnt figure out what it was because (like you) i kept changing her and it still happened. so i figured it had to be something i was using, so i stopped with the powder,-nothing i changed her soap- still nothing so i finally figured out it was the baby wipes.
lotrimin and desitin. put lotrimin on ONCE a day(it's for athlete's foot) then put the desitin over it. If it doesn't clear it up, have the DR call in a prescription. I can't remember what it is called, but it clears it up in a few days.
make sure the area is cleaned regularly and then use desitin. also I would suggest taking off the diaper for a while to let it air dry.