This May Sound Stupid

[puffypants22]

But should i use diaper rash cream after everytime i change? Or just when i have it

[spoonchicken]

Use something everytime to avoid DR. Baby lotion works great IF you don't already have it.

[puffypants22]

Been using ky jelly but i want to try baby lotion

[Diapered Jason]

I think it is wise to at least apply diaper rash creme if you plan to stay in your diaper for extended periods such as during the night.

[puffypants22]

Ok i have been having to wear at night again and thats when i put it on

[Bettypooh]

Everyone's skin varies, but a barrier cream isn't a bad idea, even for the tough-skinned ones like me

Bettypooh

[Little BabyDoll Christine]

This is an example of the Rubber Panties Principle. The disposible diaper crowd is convinced they don't need them until they get a blowout, covering leak or tape failure on the bus, at the grocery stor or Walmart or some other "worst possible time and place". Then they are never without them. I always use baby lotion or powder on my chastity area

[puffypants22]

I sometimes use plastic pants but not offten. I wipe myself first then baby lottion and then i powder myself

[chad334]

I think it is wise to at least apply diaper rash creme if you plan to stay in your diaper for extended periods such as during the night.

Agree. Whenever I plan to stay in my wet diaper all day. I apply some rash creme.

[Cute_Kitten]

I tend to get diaper rash fairly easy, so I always apply some type of barrier cream with each diaper change, as I spend the majority of my time diapered. As other posters have already said, everyone is different, but for extended wearing (and using) I would recomend some type of cream.

[puffypants22]

what kind do u use