Review on Pampers Sensitive Wipes Convenience Count by Melanie Williams

My daughter and I have been suffering from diaper rash for almost 5 months. She is exclusively breastfed and following an elimination diet (dairy, gluten/wheat, nut, egg and soy free) was diagnosed with an allergy to something in diapers (all diapers, all huggies and 7th generation), diapers. (those delicate products from nappies, natural care from Huggies, Babyganics and the target brand Up) as well as dairy and gluten/wheat. We have tried all ointments (nystatin, cortisone, A&D, Desitin, Weleda, butt paste, triple paste, lanolin, sachet balm and even several international brands) and natural remedies (water, air dry, coconut oil, breast milk, tea oil). . Tree). , and even cornstarch <- great no, no btw for rashes, especially if related to yeast). We finally switched to honest company diapers and wipes and since then she hasn't had a rash, she's even tolerated dairy and gluten/wheat again. There's something in diapers and wipes that some babies are VERY sensitive to (we think it's sodium hydroxymethylglycinate and iodopropynylbutylbarbamate, both of which are known to cause allergic reactions). Our son has never had this problem, but we've since switched him to honest diapers and wipes, especially as the first ingredient releases formaldehyde. While they are very valuable and work well, I hesitate to use them for those without sensitivity.