Diaper Changes For 9 Month Old

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  • Leigh
    Daycare.com Member
    • Apr 2013
    • 3814

    #16
    Originally posted by hwichlaz
    Luvs are weird. I ask parents not to use them because when I child pees in them there is a strong chemical smell that actually makes my nose and sinuses feel like they are burning.
    I used to ban Luvs, as well, because I found them "weird", too, in that when I changed a poopy diaper, I would have a hard time cleaning it up because pieces of the diaper would mix in with the stool (this was several years ago). Luvs are part of the reason that I started providing diapers, myself! Recently, though, I had a kid that started coming in Luvs, and found that the stuff I hated had improved, and when I got them for 10 cents a diaper, I loaded up. Probably a big mistake.

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    • Leigh
      Daycare.com Member
      • Apr 2013
      • 3814

      #17
      Originally posted by LysesKids
      My own kids were allergic to most disposables & that was over 20 years ago ... the chemicals in many paper diapers can cause issues (Have ya seen the gel they use now?); I mean if a newborn is having issues it's not their diet because they aren't eating food, so unless it's something mom has eaten... just saying (most my babes are breast fed).
      I don't doubt that kids can be allergic to diapers, but I have heard so many parents say that their kids are allergic to their diaper and then find that an antifungal cream "cures" their allergy.

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      • Cat Herder
        Advanced Daycare.com Member
        • Dec 2010
        • 13744

        #18
        Originally posted by Leigh
        I don't doubt that kids can be allergic to diapers, but I have heard so many parents say that their kids are allergic to their diaper and then find that an antifungal cream "cures" their allergy.
        True.

        Or they *only gave them one jar pear pineapple, one jar apricot mixed fruit and one jar carrot mango with their mixed cereal and juice this morning. "Nothing bad, though"
        - Unless otherwise stated, all my posts are personal opinion and worth what you paid for them.

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        • Leigh
          Daycare.com Member
          • Apr 2013
          • 3814

          #19
          Originally posted by Cat Herder
          True.

          Or they *only gave them one jar pear pineapple, one jar apricot mixed fruit and one jar carrot mango with their mixed cereal and juice this morning. "Nothing bad, though"
          I had one of those kids-he lived on Mandarin Oranges. His butt would literally blister within minutes of pooping. Mom tried "everything" (except cutting back on citrus).

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          • littlemisssunshine
            New Daycare.com Member
            • Mar 2012
            • 98

            #20
            Originally posted by Leigh
            I have never seen a reaction to a diaper before. I believe that most "diaper allergies" are actually a food intolerance or yeast infection. HOWEVER, I have a little girl here who has had a red bottom for the last 2 days. I talked today about it with her mom (because she gets changed at home and here plenty-she's a pee machine!), and she asked if it could be the Huggies? I said no, but I DID get a great deal on some Luvs, and started using them 3 days ago at the last diaper change of the day (the day before we noticed the redness). I have used Luvs in the past, though I usually buy Huggies , Pampers, or Up & Up for the daycare. I wonder if a manufacturing ingredient change might be at fault? I'm going to try a different brand tomorrow and hope that makes a difference!
            It might be the Luvs, I use Kirkland and pampers for my other DCK's and they're fine

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            • littlemisssunshine
              New Daycare.com Member
              • Mar 2012
              • 98

              #21
              Originally posted by Blackcat31
              I would have mom change baby herself right before she leaves at drop off. I'd want her to show you the baby's condition before she leaves. I'd change frequently, use a barrier of some kind and monitor closely. I'd still feel a bit untrusted by mom but I'd also want her to show you baby before she leaves.
              This is a great idea, This upcoming week I will start doing this. I just hate feeling so stressed over this issue!

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