Cloth diapering safe diaper rash creams?

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I've  tried coconut oil and olive oil. Is there something else I can try. This is my first time cloth diapering and it seems this baby is sensitive to wetness.

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On a side note... you might consider making some fleece liners to help with the wetness sensitivity.

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I haven't started cloth diapering until October when Baby is here, but I've been really involved in learning. I've seen one Mom say that people say Desatin ruins them, but it's not true, and that's what worked for my first for stubborn rashes. I also read people like the Honest brand, Burt's bees ointment, and another thing called Nana's or Grandma's something rather.

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Bordeaux’s natural butt paste

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You can use any with a liner. If you don’t want to use a liner you can use any that doesn’t have petroleum in it. Zinc is okay, just stains but they definitely come out.

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I use regular diaper cream and have no problems.

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You can use anything with petroleum on natural fibers (cotton, hemp) if you wash on hot. Any other fabric it causes buildup and repelling, so you’ll have to find something petroleum product free (this includes mineral oil.) Zinc oxide stains but is otherwise cloth safe. That’s really it for safe diaper creams! Not nearly as difficult as it sounds :) fluff love university has a huge list on their website.

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I ended up using the fleece liners. Paid $4.98 for an entire blanket and cut it. A&D used all the way here!

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Burt’s bees multipurpose ointment!

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I found a brand called Hello Bello at my local Walmart that seems to be working well so far

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Our baby is sensitive - some rash creams seem to make it worse. We use Grandma El’s with no liner during the day and Aquaphor with a liner at night.

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