Oh, I dont have any....
Maybe put some "store bought" throw away liners???
I only have microfibre and bamboo inserts at the monent to go with my nappies....
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Oh, I dont have any....
Maybe put some "store bought" throw away liners???
I only have microfibre and bamboo inserts at the monent to go with my nappies....
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Jodie - most people use microfleece liners - but you can get the papery type ones to go on your nappies too so its a barrier between normal bum cream and the inside of the nappy.
I use moogoo cos you don't need a liner for that. Check out moo goo dot com dot au for the nearest stockist near you. I was surprised to see one 20 minutes away from me.
Its great stuff!!!
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Resolve balm will work great on his boy bits. It rubs in (but repels urine) so should be ok with MCN's. Wipe with saline or warm water at each nappy change and apply, covering all nappy area. HTH.
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Bepanthen Ointment is OK. I dont use liners with that and I do a thin layer, havent had any rub onto the nappies. The ointment is lanolin based.
You could also try cornflour.
Nothing like a cuddle from DD after a hard day's work!
I personally havent used these but I have seen johnson and jonhson nappy liners at BigW?
Although, one pack was opened and the liners looked like these blue kitchen wipes!
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you can use chux as a liner too
moogoo! and if you call them after you put your order in they'll send it ASAP - I usually get my order within 2 days of ordering.
Um which moogoo is it?Aiden has the same problem...
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Its the soothing cream. scroll down the page after you select the udder cream and you'll find it.
HTH!
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That's interesting Ali, I wouldn't have expected that with Bepanthen. Pure lanolin is a bugger to get out of anything because it is so greasy (being wool fat and all), surfactants don't lift it easily. It may use a low concentration of lanolin in a water base, or use a really good emulsifier. I use Bepanthen occasionally but always use liners. But maybe I don't need to be so concerned.
Sudocream is perhaps the worst of the lot for attaching itself to nappies. It is evil to MCNs, but so far it's the only thing that budges really bad rash on my lad.
I've just ordered moo goo today, we don't have a local stockist so had to order online.
ETA: Macca - Lucas Paw Paw has a petrochemical base, Simmons Paw Paw salve (in the yellow tube or tub) does not. It looks and feels identical, but doesn't use petrochemicals!
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looks like i might have to stock up on moogoo pre-gremlin!
a quick question - in another thread, there was a lot of mention of gaia products being natural and good for bub as far as bathing and stuff - i noticed on their website that they also have a soothing lotion - is this one good or bad with MCN's? i'm asking early as my mum has hinted that she'd like to do a basket of all lotions and stuff, but she knows my skin is sensitive and that i fear bub may be the same, so she keeps asking which products i want to use...
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BG - depends whats in it? I'd say it would be sorta not too bad... usually the moisturing type creams you can use - the ones that dissolve into the skin - its the barrier creams that cause a problem.
Although, I have other moisturing creams here - and they sorta stick to the nappy too and make it a bit slimy. I don't think it has effected how absorbent it is though.
But moogoo is brilliant stuff - my friend used it last night on her partner (they were staying here) cos he got horribly sunburnt the other day. He said that it felt great straight away...
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sorry for the hijack of this thread PM! just want to check
The key ingredients used in GAIA NATURAL BAby are:
Certified Organic Calendula Extract
A favourite amongst herbalists Calendula is very well know for it's amazing calming abilities and is very soothing and gentle on irritated skin conditions and redness including eczema.
Certified Organic Chamomile Extract
The most gentle of all herbs and is particularly soothing to skin whilst making skin soft and supple. It may be help to promote calm and relaxation. Chamomile also helps to maintain the general health of hair and bring out natural highlights and shine.
Certified Organic Evening Primrose Oil
Containing high amounts of essential fatty acids that improve the skin's ability to develop normal barrier functions, Evening Primrose Oil is commonly used for dry, flaky skin conditions.
Certified Organic Avocado Oil
A very nourishing and beneficial oil for dry skin. It contains high concentrations of vitamins D and E, oleic and linolenic acids, essential for developing normal dermal properties of skin.
Certified Organic Shea Butter
Extremely moisturising, protects the skin and improves suppleness and elasticity. Dry, damaged and irritated skin benefits the most from Shea Butter. Well known to help during pregnancy to help with skin elasticity and stretchmarks.
Certified Organic Wheat Germ Oil
Contains very high amounts of Vitamin E and improves suppleness and elasticity making it ideal for stretchmarks and scared skin.
Certified Organic Lavender Pure Essential Oil
Provides a natural, gentle and soothing aroma. It's well known for its calming and soothing properties encouraging relaxation. It may be helpful for soothing itchiness and irritated skin.
Certified Organic Sweet Orange Pure Essential Oil
A gentle pure essential oil that is well known for its antibacterial and antiviral properties and used as a natural cleanser that is non-irritating.
Certified Organic Roman Chamomile Pure Essential Oil
Distilled from fresh flowers since medieval times for a wide range of skin complaints - including eczema, it is used to soothe the skin and for promoting calm and relaxation. You only need a very small amount of Chamomile to benefit from its properties.
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