That depends on the cause of the rash. It also depends on the fibers in the diapers.
My son hasn't needed much for rash creams in cloth diapers but I got the feeling that he'd need a layer of something at every change if I had him in sposies. The last time he had a stomach bug I used A&D with cotton flats and it washed right out without even a trace of odor from the A&D. When he's gotten sores from acidic poop, lanolin healed them quickly. Other than that, ds hasn't had diaper rash.
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We cloth diapered 4 kids from day 1 and have tried a bunch. We really like the stick versions. CJs Butter was the only one we ordered again and again. I think you can find it on Amazon.
Mama to 4 kids: girl 2009, boy 2010, girl 2012, boy 2014
We usually just use coconut oil. We also like Honest Baby balm, and our preference is CJ's BUTTer if we have it on hand. Mmmm monkey farts and narwhals.
We typically use coconut oil and have yet to have a real rash. When I start to see a little redness I apply a little California Baby cream (with a disposable liner) and it clears up immediately. DH often just puts it on without the liner and we haven't had any issues with absorbency. California Baby is *supposed* to be cloth safe; it just makes me nervous!
Re: Rash cream
My son hasn't needed much for rash creams in cloth diapers but I got the feeling that he'd need a layer of something at every change if I had him in sposies. The last time he had a stomach bug I used A&D with cotton flats and it washed right out without even a trace of odor from the A&D. When he's gotten sores from acidic poop, lanolin healed them quickly. Other than that, ds hasn't had diaper rash.
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Mama to 4 kids: girl 2009, boy 2010, girl 2012, boy 2014
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