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Diaper Rash: Get the 411 on Preventing and Treating

by Jessica Samakow, Posted Jun 6th 2011 5:59AM

If you've been through the diaper stage before, you know the saying "as soft as a baby's bottom" doesn't apply when diaper rash is involved. Get the 411 on preventing and treating diaper rash from Thebump.com. ...If you've been through the diaper stage before, you know the saying "as soft as a baby's bottom" doesn't apply when diaper rash is involved.
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Diaper Basics 101 - Cloth or Disposable?

by Elizabeth Humphrey, Posted Mar 18th 2010 9:00AM

You will change thousands of diapers in baby's first year alone. Credit: Sellers Patton, Flickr As you begin your journey into parenthood and the inevitable duties that come with it, just know that thousands of diaper changes are in your future. ...
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Should you quit using talc on your baby?

by Bethany Sanders, Posted Sep 30th 2008 2:00PM

Baby powder smells good and feels good too, that's why it's been used on babies' bottoms for decades. But for the last several years, pediatricians have been telling parents to resist the urge. Not only is there little evidence that talcum powder ...
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Airing it out

by Jennifer Jordan, Posted Sep 25th 2008 3:02PM

Say what you will about disposable diapers, especially with regard to their impact on the environment, but it's hard to deny that they do offer (for the most part) one very important positive--the disappearance of diaper rash. The latest models of ...
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Bad Ass Balms for new moms and babies

by Sarah James, Posted Feb 19th 2008 4:30PM

Least Likely 2 Breed, a company founded by the hilarious Leigh Stevens, is just brimming with fantastic balms for the new parent and baby. Bad Ass Booty Balm is a paraben-free diaper rash ointment with natural ingredients (such as aloe butter, ...
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One mother proudly admits she uses disposable diapers

by Heather Craven, Posted Aug 22nd 2006 8:30AM

The debate between rather to use cloth or disposable diapers has raged on for quite some time. Those in favor of using cloth diapers point out that using them saves much room in the landfills and gives the baby a much more natural feeling. Those in ...
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Bad diaper rash means naked day and lots of clean up

by Stefania Butler, Posted Feb 28th 2006 3:31PM

My poor, sensitive-skinned toddler.  "Wallie" has had a wicked diaper rash for the past couple of days. Every moment we're at home she's gone diaperless. I'm loathe to put a diaper on her, even if she is slathered with creams and ...
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