thanks for all the suggestions. we found out that its just as sweat rash and to just give him nappy free time and keep his skin cool.  so again thank you

Has your Dr ruled out excema or a food allergy or intolerence?

I'd also try washing bubs clothes in a rinse designed to be low allergen and non-perfume

My bubby was suffering from rashes and I found that creams were'nt working. My child health nurse put me onto 'Curash', a powder designed for chafing etc. It worked wonders in our hot and humid climate-good luck.

Zinc and castor oil cream is the best thing since sliced bread! Especially for children who react to perfumed products, have eczema, etc. Nappy-free time is a great idea too as it lets the skin breathe and dry out. Good luck!

i always found some time outside in the sun with no nappy on helped a lot, it dries it out and vitamin d from the sun is also good, then the caster oil and zinc cream creates a barrier later.

the only cream i know that works on anything and everything that has come up  for me and my kids is herron zinc and castor oil it works better than all antiseptic creams that any doctor has prescribe for and of my kids and you can get it from woolies , coles or kmart and chemists if you cant find it it those other shops hope this heaps keep us posted  

My son is now 19 years old and he use to have bad nappy rash I had tried a heap of creams and stuff the doctors gave me. The best was a brand the chemist made its called nappy mate paste hope that helps you. Joeanne 

Codi and i have very sensitive skin.

we never use soap any more, instead we use QV Wash, and QV moisturizer.

also - if Codi gets a rash or becomes itchy we QV moisturize the area about 3-4 times a day and give him children's claratin (claratyne) each day until the rash heals...