Is this a normal diaper rash? We’ve used cream on her for the past 2 weeks. She bathes every other day to avoid rashes since her skin is sensitive, we also make sure we wipe her fully. It’s all over her behind and front, edited the front bits out.

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It looks like yeast to me. I mix lotramin with bum cream. If that doesn’t work then I usually get a prescription for nystatin which will clear it up

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Looks like a yeasty rash. My LO gets it during the summer. Her doctor will usually give a steroid cream to put onto it. But sometimes it can be bacterial and will need an antibiotic cream.

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It's yeast caused by moisture. You'll need to try to keep her as dry as possible. Even though it gets messy try and take diaper off and lay baby on a towel for quite a while during the day for the skin to dry. Bathing more often isn't going to help because the skin is just getting wet. You need to go to pediatrician and get an anti fungal cream. Coconut oil is good too. The main thing it to dry the skin out and let it breath. A dark damp diaper is the best place for yeast to grow on the skin so keep a close eye on pee too and change it immediately even if it's just a little bit.

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Thats a yeasty rash, you need an antifungal like coconut oil

Is this a normal diaper rash? We’ve used cream on her for the past 2 weeks. She bathes every other day to avoid rashes since her skin is sensitive, we also make sure we wipe her fully. It’s all over her behind and front, edited the front bits out.

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