Disposable liners for sensitive skin?

I'm after some recommendations for the throwaway liners you can put in cloth nappies.

My DD has developed a pretty awful sore bottom after getting chicken pox recently and the doctors have prescribed an antibiotic cream to be covered with a layer of that awful zinc/castor oil barrier cream.

I've been using microfleece liners but as this has been going on for nearly a month now, they are all pretty much rubbish now because they are getting gunked up with barrier cream; plus her secondary carer at daycare is not a cloth nappy fan (sigh) and isn't nearly careful enough to position the microfleece properly and some of her nappies are getting cream on too

I'm sure using disposable liners would go down better with her, and I quite like the idea of using disposable liners with this cream and then replacing my microfleece ones, rather than ruining another whole lot of them.

Anyway, my DD gets an awful bottom rash anytime she gets put in a sposy (never by me!), so I'm really nervous that a sposy liner will have the same affect and that's the last thing her poor little bottom needs.

Any suggestions for really gentle liners? Please?!

(and yes, we are doing our best to get in plenty of barebum time, but today she has diarrhoea in response to her 15-month jabs, so it's a nappy-on day!!)

Ive tried two different brands of flushable liners.. and the ones I have at the moment are super soft and gentle.

I got them off trademe http://www.trademe.co.nz/stores/mybaby Is the user

However, i do notice that when I change her nappy it's often all squidged together somewhat, so i dont know if this would work well with cream.

The previous ones i tried were the cherub tree liners, again no problems at all and were great, not as soft as these ones.. but they did stay the course more.

We use flushable liners so that it's easy for daycare... It sucks that your center isnt cloth friendly! We;re the only one in cloth at ours, but theyre really accomodating

Ohh, good to know Shadowfeet!

Yeah, we've tried a couple of natural creams, including pawpaw, but no luck. The antibiotic cream is doing the job, but I'd say it's at least another week away from fixed because there is a gaping hole that needs to heal.

Will check out those two Kim, thanks The centre is pretty good with cloth, and her main carer is awesome, but her backup carer, who usually only does her last change of the day, isn't quite such a fan. She does it, but her first suggestion any time there is a hint of a rash is "i think it's time for sposies" even though she's SEEN what they do to DD's bottom (they used to put her in a sposie for body painting etc but I stopped that because of the rash she'd get). But it does mean she doesn't put quite enough care into protecting the nappies from the generous quantities of cream she applies

Oh, that would be awesome Trudz! Will PM you

how funny, the mybaby ones i got (well from that user) were easily foldable

Can't recomend any but just wanted to let you know that the baby cheeks ones gave my girl a horrible rash and I had to take her to the doctor. She has very sensitive skin too.

Kimnthekids, I think they may have changed them or I could be thinking of a different brand though in saying that! The baby first ones seem to be ok, although DC have been shocking at changing her so she is a bit red (Which is a whole other issue!). I'm not sure if thats the liners or the lack of nappy changing.

Yeah, I'm not too fussed about flushing - we are on septic tank, so won't flush anyway, and daycare can just put them in the nappy bin. Seems I might just have to try a few and see what works for her. At least the lastest cream seems to be clearing it up nicely, it's just such a big wound it's taking a while!

Hehe, Lisame, don't get me started on that annoying woman! Very glad she's only the back-up carer, cos the main one is totally wonderful!

My DD has super sensitive skin and I'm always battling bad nappy rash with her (the open bleeding welt type). Bambino mio were the only brand that didn't effect her

T Rex - we are on septic as well and both bambino mio and the nature baby ones are fine.