This is me talking with my mother's hat on, not my LC hat. My 3rd baby suffered with 'burnt bottom'. Amongst the advice I got was that I was eating too many tomatoes (maybe I was, I can't remember now). Anyway she suffered 'colic' with my or her intake of dairy products. I wasn't scrupulous with avoiding dairy, so that was what I think caused the nappy rash. It appeared to be the urine that caused the problem, not the bowel action. Leaving her without a nappy certainly helped, as did those specially woven cloth nappy liners which keep the skin dry - they're call Bobaby's here in Australia (no I don't have shares in the company - wish I did, they're great). Even at age 4 and 5 she would get colic if she'd eaten dairy - the only thing that cured the nappy rash was being toilet trained. Back to being an LC: I was disappointed to see the reference to the only way to treat sore nipples is by moist wound healing - makes me think we have another multinational saying you can't breastfeed without our product :-( Whatever happened to frequent application of breastmilk, airing, etc. Before you all flame me, the quote was the treatment of sore nipples, not gouged, raw, open wounds - maybe they require moist wound healing - and hopefully with increasing skills in attaching babies they will become exceptionally rare or non-existent. I, personally feel that sore nipples and even cracked nipples where the crack isn't 'open' between feeds do best with good attachment and allowing breastmilk to dry on the nipple. Denise Brisbane, Australia ............................................................................ ......................