s/o poop

[AndyCohen]

Is there a secret to cleaning the grainy poops? A's can get pretty grainy after blueberries and black beans and I feel like the wipes just spread it around and can't pick it up off the skin.

[TrudyCampbell]

I am not familiar with this poop, sorry!

[jfh]

What kind of wipes are you using? When I visited my mom she bought the generic CVS ones, and they were HORRIBLE. I wouldn't have thought that wipes would need to be "name brand," but the CVS ones hardly cleaned at all compared to Seventh Gen, Naturecare, or cloth wipes with homemade solution.

[bigapple]

Cloth wipes! I just use those useless baby washcloths with a spray bottle of solution, and it works so my h better than disposable wipes.

[lauranicole91]

I hate grainy poops. I wipe up what I can with wipes then play with her on the changing table for a while to let it dry out down there. It kinda falls off when dry, like sand. So then I just brush it off with a dry wipe/paper towel.

[AndyCohen]

I use Huggies natural care wipes. The usually work great, just not on grainy poops. Maybe I'll keep some tissues next to the changing table too. I feel like a dry cloth might help.

[dixeedeluxe]

I wonder if baby powder would work for these like it's supposed to work for sand?

[Chelle]

Try rubbing a little diaper cream over the grainy bits after you've wiped up most of it. It's our trick with the seniors haha.

[Deleted]

I was just thinking about this this morning. I swear if feels like he ate a bucket of sand. My pampers wipes do nothing.

[Deleted]

We buy kirkland wipes and they do a pretty good job with those kind of poops. But I still have to use double what I would regularly because those poops are just so hard to clean completely!

[muppetinma]

I use Target wipes and they work fine most of the time. If it's an exceptionally grainy poop, I do the best I can and give him a bath that night. I figure that a little bit of grit on his butt for a little while is less annoying than me scrubbing his butt repeatedly. Andrew doesn't have sensitive skin though, so that might be different for other people.