rash - is it because it's warm?

[pittsburghgirl]

We are still using our FB's for outings, but today DS has a rash on his boy parts... is it because he's too hot in the PUL? He has occasionally had a bit of rash there and it usually goes away quickly. What temp do you find you need to stop using your PUL?

Marilee
mommy to James
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[mommyj_2]

It might also be the fleece. My DS gets rashes from fleece and PUL, and they are worse when it's hot. I know other moms use fleece in the summer without problems, so it probably depends on your DC's skin.

[mudder17]

I'm already finding out that fleece is giving Kaya rashes when we go out (it's been in the 80's here--what happened to Spring?!!). So I agree with MommyJ that it could be both PUL and fleece. PUL started giving DD rashes around April or May of last year. That's when I first switched over to wool. So I think it depends on your child and how prone they are to rashes.


Eileen

Mother of Beautiful Kaya, www.chemicalgraphics.com/kaya
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[daisymommy]

I agree, he's probably too hot. When it hits about 75-80 degrees I stop putting Josh in anything with PUL or fleece outer's. He gets a red rash in the creases of his thighs/leg joint, and on his penis.

We are using sugarpeas hemp dipes with wool jersey covers or Bummis nylon covers here with great sucess. It is 85 degrees today! Yipee!