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 | Many of you have commented on my original post about Pampers Dry Max disposable diapers, and the consensus is that a lot of parents noticed new diaper rashes or more serious diaper rashes after switching to this new style of diaper. However, CPSC says they can't find a connection or cause for the increased reports of rashes. Still struggling with diaper rashes? This week I have some diaper rash relief suggestions. Don't forget to talk with your baby's doctor if you need help getting rid of a serious diaper rash. | |
CPSC: Pampers Dry Max Diaper Rash is a Mystery
CPSC and Health Canada have investigated complaints about Pampers new Dry Max diapers, and these agencies say they can't find a definitive link between the new diaper technology and the terrible diaper rashes some of you have reported.
| Diaper Rash Creams to Try
Every baby will get diaper rash at some point. It's a good idea to have some diaper cream on hand for those times. These diaper rash creams work well for many babies.
| Cloth Diapering Your Baby
If your baby is prone to diaper rashes, you might consider giving cloth diapers a try. Parents who use cloth diapers report that their babies have diaper rashes less often than when they used disposables.
| Eco-Disposable Diapers
Another diaper choice that might reduce diaper rashes is eco-disposable diapers. These diapers have all of the convenience of disposables, but are manufactured without some of the chemicals that could lead to irritation for baby.
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