If so, which brand do you use? We only use Desitin if she looks red, otherwise we skip it.
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We use hydrocortisone cream once in a blue moon or after she's worn sposies, but otherwise we never use an actual diaper cream.
I have sample sizes of (what seems like) every brand diaper cream in her change table drawer, if ever needed though!
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We use diaper cream only if red.
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No, we only use it before her night diaper.
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We don't. My mom always wants to use it after every change but I haven't seen the need. Every once in a while we use it. I like the California Baby one.
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We use coconut oil during the day if she looks red, but at night before bed she always gets sudocreme.
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We don't unless he is red. His skin is so sensitive so we keep things like that to a minimum.
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We use aquaphor on DD
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I didn't use to at all, but I switched cloth diaper detergents, and it makes her skin a little red. So, I've started putting coconut oil on about every other diaper change. It makes her smell delicious and gives her suuuuuper soft skin!!
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We use coconut oil at every change.
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Not unless red, esp since it requires a liner now that we use cloth. We use angel baby bottom balm. Its awesome for when they get little scratches on their face or elsewhere too...usually heals them up within a day or so.
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We use aquaphor every night and will only use something during the day if its red.
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Only if it's red during the day, but I have started putting it on before bed since he's sleeping longer.
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Only if she's red, or is starting to look like she might be getting red!
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Desitin if red.
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@MerryC: We use the Bottom Balm, too, and I thought it was safe for cloth diapers?
I use it after every poop. When he just pees, I don't wipe him, so the balm stays on from the last poop change.
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We have used Desitin, Aquaphor, Monkey Butt. Use it just about every time since she seems to always be a little red.
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@MerryC: we use that when he's red too. No liner is necessary though. It's cloth diaper safe.
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We use Aquaphor after poop changes.
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@allison: @boiledpnut: Our cloth shop said to still use a fleece liner even with a cloth diaper safe balm. We have all Cotton Babies diapers and the warranty is void if you use any diaper rash cream.....so since I've already made a couple of warranty claims, and I want to be able to keep doing so for the full first year, the liners are important for me. But luckily since using cloth diapers and just water-wet cloth wipes, they hardly ever get rashes anymore.
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Only Aquaphor before bed. If she had a rash I used some bacitracin and Burt's bees diaper cream.
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only if looking a little red/irritated... we use Mustela's diaper cream - LOVE it.
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@MerryC: Ah, gotcha.
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We cloth diaper and use coconut oil at almost every diaper change. Now that the weather is warmer, though, my boys are getting a lot more naked time. Air is the best preventative measure for diaper rash, in my experience.
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We're an aquaphor family too. So far we're using it every diaper change since the little dude had his first diaper rash.
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I put diaper cream on every night after Lo's bath. Otherwise I use it when she's red during the day.
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Coconut oil almost every change. Sometimes I use some BabyGanics protective ointment (like Aquaphor) if she seems a little red.
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We do aquaphor at every night time diaper, and we use triple paste if he's red. If not then I don't usually do anything for daytime diapers unless I remember!
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