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It took us 5 weeks to completely clear up a yeast rash P had. I waited out 4 weeks before I put her back in her cloth. The biggest thing with yeast rashes is to not stop treatment just because visually the rash is gone, you have to continue for a week!

I made my own rash cream to cover all the issues we needed.
Equal parts of:
Aquaphor - skin protectant
Lotrimin- yeast
Neosporin - the sores she developed
& Maloxx for acidity (add till you get the consistency you want)

It went on ever diaper change until she was completely clear! And I treated her dipes like 4 times before putting them back on her AND started her on a probiotic to help get the yeast back in check. Oh & baking soda baths helped soothe too!

Now I make a natural cream to prevent yeast issues... If you added more tea tree oil it may actually work for treating it too!
2 oz Coconut oil & a squirt of lanolin (you could leave this out completeky) whipped w/ a couple drops of tea tree oil & 5 drops of lavender oil (I hate the smell of tto) in a spray bottle I had (it's warm here so the coconut oil is almost always in liquid form).

The diaper free time & blow dryer helped too so definitely keep that up! And don't forget to treat your cloth wipes EVERY wash. Hopefully it'll clear up soon, yeast stinks! GL

@lolabee: For my dipes I first turned my water heater up, then did an apple cider vinegar soak followed by a regular hot wash (did another full hot wash instead of a cold rinse), then dried in the dry on hot. THEN I repeated the acv soak but followed by stripping the dipes instead of a regular soap wash, & then sunned them. I read that you can use tto BUT to get the dilution you need to really "treat" yeast you'd have to put a ton so I just went the acv, hot water, & hot dry/sunning way.

For the probiotic, I got a liquid kind (don't remember the brand) & gave P 1 ml a few times a day via syringe. Tbh I stopped using it early bc she had/has a dairy & soy intolerance & at the time I couldn't find one that wasn't cultured in either dairy or soy. I do know they make pedi probiotics too though... I think Target carries them!

And I didn't try nystatin so I don't know much about it but I'd think even a small spray bottle with water & 5+ drops of tto would work & that's natural.... You may google for a specific dilution.

Vinegar is a homeopathic treatment for yeast. I have treated yeast rashes on both daughters by applying some apple cider vinegar with a small spray bottle at diaper changes.

Sorry you're going through this! We dealt with a yeast rash for all of May. First I used Nystatin and Butt Paste. It went away after a few days, then came back. Then the Dr. added in hydrocortisone. Didn't really see a change, so she finally added an antibiotic cream. Knock wood, that seemed to have done the trick. She also said stop the Butt Paste and switch to Aquaphor. I hated using all those medications at once but the combo finally helped. Good luck!!

@luckypenny: sorry DD used to get nasty ones with each round of antibiotics (w/ blisters). We put Lotramin in her 3x/day and cover it with a thick diaper cream (usually Triple Paste) and we gave her as much diaper free time as we could. It would look significantly better in a couple days.