Friday, February 27, 2015

     Diaper rash. It seems like we've all been there. Sometimes figuring out what caused a rash, how to treat it and how to make it go away permanently can take research and time. One often recommended/universal treatment for diaper rash is airing out the bottom. For this parents are often told to allow little ones to go diaper-less, exposing a rash to fresh air and light that helps cure those adorable little bottoms.
We are about to start potty training and when I saw the review of Moonmakers from Mama Bananas Adventures, I immediately thought they would be great to use for this purpose. I am happy to help promote this giveaway, it would be fantastic if one of my readers won!
MoonMaker Diapers are parent developed and pediatrician recommended cloth diapers that help air that bum out...while collecting pee that would otherwise wind up on the floor, furniture, bedding or right on baby! Take a look at some great photos and get the story on these unique and pretty ingenuous diapers in Mama Banana's Adventure's MoonMaker Diaper Review and enter to win a set below!!


      One lucky USA legal resident 18+ winner will receive 2 diapers of  choice PLUS 2 packages of sanitary disposable inserts! Not crazy about  disposable inserts? MoonMaker is in the process of developing a  reusable. Awesome right?! Please enter below and thanks for stopping by!

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Disclosure: Latched On Mom was not compensated for this giveaway and is not responsible for prize fulfillment. One lucky winner will be contacted via e-mail and or tagged on Mama Banana's Adventure's FB page and have 48 hours to respond. Void where prohibited. If no response is given, a new winner will be drawn.Questions or comments about this should be directed to MamaBananasAdventures(at)gmail(dot)com
     This post does not make any health claims, as always please refer to your pediatrician for health related issues as the internet is not a good place to diagnose or treat any condition and when it comes to babies and toddler, best to be cautious and refer to a medical professional.

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