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OT- Leah has a rash from drolling, what will help it?

May 16 2008 at 4:30 PM
  (Login RaisingJoey)
Leah is one heck of a droller! I am constantly changing her bibs to try to keep her neck dry but it is still all broke out in a rash! I'm even doubling up on bibs to try to help it.

I figured you ladies would be good ones to ask!

HELP!

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Kristy
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We've had that problem too.

May 16 2008, 4:41 PM 

Our doctor recommended a very light application of Vaseline. It worked great too. Just once in the morning and once again at night. Goodl Luck

 
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susan&joshua
(Login 4littlelambs)

we always use...

May 17 2008, 6:30 AM 

Aquaphor, for everything. It provides a barrier on the skin because it's so thick. It looks sorta icky (it's clear but thick and greasy), but it works.

HTH,
Susan & Josh

 
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