Spray-On Diaper Cream?

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  • DBug
    Daycare Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 934

    Spray-On Diaper Cream?

    Does anyone use this? I know that when my boys were babies (10 years ago), a big brand name like Desitin came out with a spray version of their diaper cream. I'd love to be able to get some now for the dc kids (less mess and less irritation for sore bottoms), but I can't find it anywhere! Do they still make it?

    I have been able to find several homeopathic and all-natural versions online, but since they're not regulated, I'm hesitant to try them with the dc kids ...
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  • itlw8
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2012
    • 2199

    #2
    I have never seen it. but since you should not use any sprays around children because they will inhale them it was likely taken off the market.
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    • DBug
      Daycare Member
      • Oct 2009
      • 934

      #3
      Originally posted by itlw8
      I have never seen it. but since you should not use any sprays around children because they will inhale them it was likely taken off the market.
      Seriously? Because I use spray sunscreen and bug spray (for over two yrs old). I've never heard that you shouldn't use sprays around children ...
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      • itlw8
        Daycare.com Member
        • Jan 2012
        • 2199

        #4
        yes seriously In fact in Missouri we are not allowed to use Spray suncreen or air freshener or lysol because it can get in their lungs In fact baby powder and even corn starch they discourage because it flys up in the air and they breath some in.
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        • Blackcat31
          • Oct 2010
          • 36124

          #5
          Originally posted by DBug
          Does anyone use this? I know that when my boys were babies (10 years ago), a big brand name like Desitin came out with a spray version of their diaper cream. I'd love to be able to get some now for the dc kids (less mess and less irritation for sore bottoms), but I can't find it anywhere! Do they still make it?

          I have been able to find several homeopathic and all-natural versions online, but since they're not regulated, I'm hesitant to try them with the dc kids ...
          Here are a couple of brands I found on line. I think it is a great idea! I have super sensitive skin so a spray on version is ideal!





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          • youretooloud
            Advanced Daycare.com Member
            • Mar 2011
            • 1955

            #6
            Caldascene makes an awesome diaper rash powder!

            It's easy to make yourself too. Order zinc powder, and add a little talc (not too much, because talc can be inhaled too) and you have your own zinc powder.

            Wet bags are a waterproof storage place to put used cloth diapers before you put them into your diaper bag. They keep the diaper bag clean and dry.

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            • KEG123
              Where Children Grow
              • Nov 2010
              • 1252

              #7
              cj's is more of a preventative, fyi.

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