spotty chin from teething. Any cream to use?

[gemmamckinley]

hi all.

my soon to be 1 year old daughter (4 days to go!!!!) Abi has got a nice red spotty/rashy chin from when she is slavering from teething. Its now starting to go on her cheek a bit though im sure that is just to do with the cold weather setting in. im not worried it is anything serious, i just wanted some advice on what cream would be best to 'dry' it out? if anyone has any ideas please reply.

thanks in advance
gemma

 

[Meggiewoo]

Sudocreme!

It's my cure for everything!

Spots, burns, rashes. You name it.

Kim x x x

 

[kadesmummy]

Sudocreme!

It's my cure for everything!

Spots, burns, rashes. You name it.

Kim x x x

Seconded. Just try and keep the area as dry as possible and put sudocreme on x

 

[mary70]

i used sudacream too

 

[CoreysMummy]

I was just going to say sudacream... I slap it on everything!!! It works 9 times out of 10 too!!

Great minds think alike eh girls

 

[Meggiewoo]

Sudocreme was my best pal when I was a teen. It pure batters plukes!



Kim x x x x

 

[Bee]

Sudocreme was my best pal when I was a teen. It pure batters plukes!



Kim x x x x

Now thats a Scottish phrase

I'll agree with the sudocrem but I haven't actually used it apart from on me for a burn bit on my leg

 

[lauramumof2]

Sudocreme was my best pal when I was a teen. It pure batters plukes!



Kim x x x x

You have gotta be from Glasgow

 

[moss]

I use Kamillosan for everything. It looks like it would be oily but it soaks right in and has been a miracle cure so far... and I love how chamomile smells.

 

[*Star*]

vaseline!

it doesn't taste nasty if she gets it in her mouth accidentially!

 

[Meggiewoo]

Sudocreme was my best pal when I was a teen. It pure batters plukes!



Kim x x x x

You have gotta be from Glasgow

How did you guess that?

Kim x x x x