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Has anyone else had a problem with pampers causing diaper rash?
WHICH BRAND DID YOU SWITCH TO?
8 Answers
- ?Lv 79 years agoFavourite answer
Just because your baby has a rash doesn't mean you're a neglectful parent. I hate parents that have a "holier than though" attitude. My daughter is changed every time she pees and we use diaper cream with each change, and she still gets a slight diaper rash sometimes.
I haven't had a problem with Pampers causing a rash, but the off-brand diapers from Walmart or Target gave her one, so we've just stuck to Huggies.
- 9 years ago
No problem with pampers. But I use lightly scented Vaseline on my babys butt after every diaper change to help prevent rash. You can try that. But Iv used every name brand diaper on my child and never noticed a difference.
Source(s): Being a Mommy. - Anonymous9 years ago
Yes. Switched to a cheaper 'store' brand. The rash went away.
- ?Lv 59 years ago
Yes every time I use pampers I switched to huggies snug and dry because you get more then the huggies movers
- 9 years ago
Changing newborns often is a good practice a&d ointment Butt Paste a cornstarch powder should be used when baby is a least 1month putting fragrance down there is just as irritating as urine on newborns girl or boy
- Proud Mummy :)Lv 69 years ago
You need to change your babies nappy often, and use nappy rash creams. My daughter is 5 months, been teething since 2 months and has never had nappy rash due to having her nappy changed regularly and creams used to avoid it. Lansinoh is good, natural and help create a waterproof barrier.