Need some Advice

My LO is 10 months old and for the last week or so she has had red raw private parts, not the inside but the outside like her urine is burning her, she drinks so much water, and when i changed her the other day and she weed it was totally clear so im not sure if it is that, i having been changing her more regularly because i thought she was in a wet nappy for too long but its still there, i use sudo cream and sometimes it looks better then it looks bad again, any advice on what it could be or anything to help clear it up?

Could be a yeast rash.

About bedtime, I would but DD in the bath and then when I got her out i put some baby powder on her and let her sit in a towel but made sure she was warm to dry it out. Maybe that would work for you too. She is 11 months old.

Quoting Jennasmommy :" About bedtime, I would but DD in the bath and then when I got her out i put some baby powder on her and ... [snip!] ... and let her sit in a towel but made sure she was warm to dry it out. Maybe that would work for you too. She is 11 months old. "

That sound good, i will try some nakey time   i always used baby powder before the redness started but i thought Sudo would work maybe i will go back to powder

Why is she drinking so much water? I've never heard of a 10 month old needing water at all.....

Quoting Melissa J. B.:" Why is she drinking so much water? I've never heard of a 10 month old needing water at all....."

Because she loves it and when they have formula they should have water through out the day too, every time she has solids she has some water

Quoting Samantha Grice:" Because she loves it and when they have formula they should have water through out the day too, every time she has solids she has some water"

Actually they dont need water. A cup here and there is fine but they should still be primarily drinking formula.

he has 3 meals a day plus a lil snack here and there and the 4 bottles over 24 hours she has 3 - 5 sips of water with each meal, i've been reading and it seems ok as long as i dont over do it, im just glad she likes water and wont want juice or cordial

Quoting Jennybananna:" Actually they dont need water. A cup here and there is fine but they should still be primarily drinking formula."

That's what I've always been told by the doctor. Especially with formula because it's made with water.