Help with Diaper Rash

Boudreaux's Buttpaste. I used to have the same problem with my oldest son and it worked wonders and FAST! I think you can get it online at www.buttpaste.com.

Boudaroux's Butt Paste is what always worked for the occassional diaper rash for us.

If nothing seemed to clear it up, it was usually a yeast infection (usually after using antibiotics or strangely after swimming recently in a chlorine pool???) Then we had to use Lotrimin AF.

I have two boys, almost 4 and 6 mos.

Hi I have had the problem with diaper rash on my son it was that he had a bad reaction to the diapers I was using and the only diaper rash cream I could get to work was Aquaphor. It works mircale on bad diaper rash.

I've used both Desitin & Balmex on my little girl. Haven't tried the Boudreaux's Butt Paste, but I've had people recommend it to me before.

My son get what looks like a diaper rash sometimes, but is a yeast infection. I put some nystatin (sp) cream on the rash and it clears up in less than a day. Hope this helps

I would try boudreaux's butt paste. It didn't hurt my kids bottoms when most of the other ones would hurt them when they had a rash.

Sometimes even the gentlest diaper rash cream can sting raw skin. Prevention is key by changing the diaper more often. Have you used something like Lansinoh to protect their bottoms from any irritating dampness? That may help. We liked Boudreaux's Butt Paste, which seemed to always clear things up very quickly. Wondering if your boys actually have a diaper rash, or if they are reacting to a chemical in the diapers/wipes though?

I agree with Kay. Maybe you could just let the little one run around to 'air out' awhile. When changing just use a warm soapy towel (this is what I had to do) and use Vaseline as the butt protector. Can't hurt..

Try Eucerin Cream. I used it on my daughter and the next morning the diaper rash clears up! Cornstarch works for me neighbor's baby.

The best thing for diaper rash is Caldesine Powder. You'll probably have to have your pharmacist order it for you. It works great and the best part is you don't have to rub it on their little bottoms so it doesn't hurt them. Good luck!

Boudreax's Butt Paste. My son had a very bad diaper rash, and I was using Desitin for days with hardly any result. I used Boudreax's for only 4 diaper changes, and it was almost cleared up---that stuff is a miracle!! another thing I did was put on corn starched based baby powder after his bath-- DO NOT use talcum based baby powder!! It has been linked to lung problems in infants. and I only use the baby powder during the rash...Good Luck!!!

We HAD that problem too. They only thing I use on my boys is BAG BALM. Its for cows utters ..but it is used for burns...and chapping as well. Its great. I will never use anything but this!

I have a 3 year old and his pediatrician recommended Dr. Smiths. It is a white jar with blue writing on it. I would put it on and the next day the diaper rash would be gone. I had tried other brands and nothing ever worked. This is the only brand for us.

sometimes it is the type of diaper that can cause a rash and the more water you can sneek in can help

I know this is gonna sound strange go buy a cast iron skillet and plain white flour. Brown the flour in the skillet let it cool off on a plate then everytime you change them just sprinkle a little on and in a couple days it will be cleared! you can store the browned flour in ziploc bags or if you have old empty spices bottles clean them and you can use those as a shaker is what I do! The flour is the only thing I can use on my daughter because she is highly allergic to all the other stuff!

I had the same problem with my little girl. She has very sensitive skin and her Pediatrician told us to try Beadroux Butt Paste. It was the best thing, and the only thing that we use. You can find it at Wal-Mart, Target, babysrus/toysrus...pretty much any grocery store.
Everything else we tried would make my little one cry but the butt paste wouldn't. Give it a try. You can get smaller "samples" at Wal-Mart in the baby/diaper section. Hope this helps.
R.