This is the absolute best one use and it's cleared up not tp mention the ingredients are organic and it's not super expensive
http://episencial.com/shop-now/nurturing-balm/

Aveeno diaper rash cream is pretty good. i use it on my son. it also has a soothing cream too

For everyday use I use Desitin maximum strength. Its in the purple container. My son has only ever had 1 diaper rash and that was before I started using this. When he did have the one rash I would wipe his butt with warm soapy water and then pat dry. Then we would pour a little baby powder on to make sure he was dry and then use the anti-fungal cream the ped prescribed...it was called Nystatin. Then on top of that we would put a huge thick layer of the triple paste. All of that cleared it up very quickly. But since then we only use the Maximum strength desitin and he has never gotten another rash.

We use Desitin and I swear by it (even use it for heat rash, myself!). I also really like California Baby's diaper rash cream, but it's a bit expensive. Definitely keeping the area as clean and dry as possible is a good idea. As far as her diarrhea, try some fiber and foods with substance, like bananas, oatmeal, etc.

Ironically enough I fed her oatmeal with banana slices in it for breakfast! Didn't help! I'll look for the Desitin, it has to be somewhere in my city!

I do have another question though. I have a hard time getting my daughter to take pedialyte. She refuses the flavored stuff, will eat the pops occasionally, and instinctivley knows and refuses when I mix the plain stuff in juice, water, or milk! But with the diarrhea she really needs it. Any suggestions on how to slip her the stuff without her knowing? Is there better juices then other's to mix it with? Thanks!

Wish I could help you there, my daughter hates pedialyte, too. I haven't yet found a way to trick her into drinking it. Will she drink gatorade? More sugar but same idea.

I would call your doctor about the diarehea. Thats something that needs to be solved. SHe might be developing an allergy to milk or something
I use desatine. And than the nystatin cream works great too when it becomes fungal, and alot of diaper rashes become fungal over time
As far as pedalyle, I dunno. As long as she is getting water and fruit juice, it should be ok. But I am not sure about fruit juice right now with loose stool. Maybe you can give her v8 splash? or v8 fussion? Those have some electroyltes in them.

As a nurse we use Bedauroix (sp) Butt Paste in the hospital. I use it on my daughter too....works great. It is also available in an organic formula.

My son has a huge problem with bananas. He gets the poops and it basically turns his bum to the shade of a tomato. Oh, and tomatoes do it too. And ranch dressing. And sour cream. And oranges or orange juice. He'll fill 3-4 poop diapers a day if he eats ANY of those things. (He's 2 yrs. old.) His poop is obviously acidic...it makes blisters within minutes of him pooping in his diaper. The blisters hurt him so much that he cries when he walks, and screams when he gets into the tub. : ( When the blisters break, we're left with open sores, and that's even worse. My Dr. told me that it's "not possible" that this is what is happening, but it IS. I know another girl who has a daughter who has the same thing...whatever it is.

I was told to not use wipes when there is any type of irritation on their bums. Use those little baby washcloths with warm water. The wipes just spread around any bacteria and can make a bad problem into a REALLY bad problem.

I've tried every butt cream there is to deal with this but nothing worked. We now use polysporin (not the kids stuff), and it will clear up BLISTERS in a day and a half. The trick is to put a barrier cream on their bums (like vaseline) BEFORE this happens, and it will protect their bums from the bad poop. I'm not a fan of vaseline myself, but when I know he's going to have something with tomatoes in it (spaghetti sauce, zoodles, etc.), I put the vaseline on him that day to avoid the "rash".

Before my son started having these poops around 18 mths. old, he'd NEVER ONCE had a diaper rash. If we are careful what he eats, it doesn't happen...but one slice of pizza, or someone giving him a piece of banana without realizing, is all it takes for his bum to be on fire again.

I do use Aveeno body cream on his bum after baths when the redness goes away, just to get it back to where it's supposed to be.

I hope you find something that works for you.

we use live clean baby and love it! it cleared my babies diaper rash from constant diarrhoea in one application. we got it at the grocery store

one thing people do and don't realize. Is if she has bad rash DO NOT USE WIPES ON HER! That will make it so much worse. Use a damp paper towel the chemicals in the wipes can really hurt her bum :)

I use Boudreaux's Butt Paste. It works really well. Here's the website: http://www.buttpaste.com/BLButtPaste.php

My boys were premature and their sensitive little bottoms were soooo badly diaper rashed!! Just plain raw!! FINALLY a nurse suggested we use a rash cream made for the ederly on bedrest. It is soooo sticke and does not come off with poop or pee. It is as sticky as those first tar like baby poops!! It stayed on and did the trick!! I also agree with not using wipes of any kind untill it heals. Just soft papertowel or face cloths with lukewarm water. I can't remember the name but if you go to your local pharmacy, they will know what it is!! It is over the counter and similar to baby cream, just stickier for those icky bed sores the ederly get.

i love burts bees diaper ointment. its more like a cream, i dont know why they call it ointment, but its great. if i put it on before bed there is still cream on in the morning and the rash is gone. also, try giving her yogurt. the good bacteria will help her digestion, and my sil uses probioitcs for her son and swears by them, same concept. i agree about the baby wipes, they will irritate more, but i use cloth diapers and wipes anyway. as for the pedialyte i dont know. but dont give her juice, that will make the diarrhea worse from the sugar, and may even make her poops more acidic. hope you find something that helps her little tushy!