Best things for diaper rash?!? My son has had a messed up stomach due to teething and his diaper rash is pretty…

Have you tried the super strength kind . In the red bottle . Used it on my nephew worked like a charm !

My baby isn't born yet but I've been doing research on some good baby products and someone recommended the aquaphor baby cream. It's really effective and lightweight and they said they love it. :)

Oatmeal bath, keep diaper off for as much as possible. Keep Aquaphore on it

Keep baby dry with frequent diaper changes and always have a thick amount of ointment (I use coconut oil) aquafor works good, so there's a barrier between toosh and poo. Give lots of nakey time to air out baby's toosh

Aquaphore*

Thanks everyone! @krenee1120, yea I have the red(maximum strength) one but I called his doctors nurse hotline this morning and they finally called me back and they wrote him a prescription for some cream 😊

@melody_momof4, where do you find that? I've never heard of it

Boudreaux butt paste the red one. Works in hours with my daughter

Target brand diaper diaper rash cream. Get the purple one. Anything that has zinc oxide will help so it's anything that is all white and super creamy. It will protect the booty when they have diarrhea again. It won't touch their skin because the diaper rash cream will be protecting the skin. Just apply a generous amount. The target brand up and up diaper rash cream is cheap and performs miracles lol

This is gonna sound really weird but Aquaphor and Maalox it's a stomach digestive liquid medicine but if you mix the two together it is a miracle diaper cream I used to work at Childrens Hospital and we always used that mixture from our pharmacy in the hospital for baby's that looked like the mom never changed them and it works so well it's amazing ....some pharmacys will mix it for you but you can do it ur self with over the counter mess I have passed that on to so many friends and it works every single time for even the worst rash

Thank you so much @ibaqt4u,

Cornstarch... creams a paste cause the area to continue to be moist. Which they can help. However drying the area out sometimes is the better option!

Cornstarch is all natural product that really helps dry it up. Tons of moms use it.

But all babies have different skin types so just try a few things till you find what works for you baby

-skincare specialist 😉