If you are struggling to heal your babies diaper rash, why not turn to the oldest of all diaper creams – breastmilk! Milk is important for a baby to grow. Especially breast milk, which contains high nutrition and many antibodies that can boost the immune system of babies. But did you know, in addition to…
Like any good blog, our answer is… that depends… It depends on whether your newborn needs diaper cream, what type of diaper cream you are planning on using and if there are any known allergies in your family history. In general, diaper cream is used to help protect your baby’s skin from irritation caused by…
Over-the-counter diaper rash ointment is made up of mostly petrolatum and zinc oxide. Petrolatum helps form a barrier to protect the baby’s skin from moisture as well as limit irritation from the diaper. Zinc oxide helps dry up irritation and scalding from acid or ammonia in the urine or stool. It’s no wonder it’s a…
Diaper rash is a common condition in babies and children under two years. It occurs when the skin gets irritated and red due to continuous wetness or chafing in diapers. While it isn’t serious, it can be very uncomfortable for the affected person. Fortunately, there are some natural remedies you can use at home that…
Ok, we’ve all heard of the benefits of apple cider vinegar to treat diaper rash (if you haven’t check out our complete guide here). However, white vinegar? We dig deep into this and see if it’s worth trying too. If you are reading this, I assume you already know what diaper rash is so I’ll…
Yes, you’ve probably heard of using vitamin e to treat those pesky stretch marks or even burns, but this magic oil is amazing to help treat diaper rash. We dive deep into this treatment, the best way to use it and what you mix it with for the best results. Does Vitamin E Heal Diaper…
If you are looking for an all-natural remedy for diaper rash, try bentonite clay. Bentonite clay is a healing clay that has been used for centuries to treat a variety of skin conditions. It is made up of minerals that help to draw toxins and impurities from the skin. Bentonite clay is also effective for…
If you have a baby, you probably go through a lot of baby wipes. You may have wondered if you can flush baby wipes. Most baby wipes are not flushable and should not be put down the toilet. Some brands may be marketed as flushable, but this does not mean they will break down in…
Washable wipes are so easy on the environment because they help reduce landfill waste of disposable baby wipes AND they save money! When you use washable wipes, you eliminate the need for wasteful disposable wipes that go straight into landfills. If you’ve never considered using cloth wipes before, you should! Aside from being eco-friendly and…
When it comes to baby wipes, we often think that they are just made of water and cotton. However, most commercial baby wipes contain a cocktail of chemicals that can be harmful to your baby’s delicate skin. We dig deep into exactly what’s making up those wipes and why they are not as pure, innocent…
If you have a baby that is allergic to diapers, it can be a huge challenge. You may feel like you are at your wits’ end and don’t know what to do. Don’t worry, we are here to help! In this blog post, we will discuss some of the best ways to deal with a…
When it comes to taking care of a baby, one of the most important things you need to worry about is keeping them clean. This means that you will likely be using baby wipes quite often. But how many wipes do you need? And what else can you use them for? In this blog post,…