Baby Smelly Feet

@cessy_08 (306)
Dublin, Ireland
October 21, 2015 11:59am CST
I noticed my son's feet sweats a lot and while I always wash his crocs to clean it, his feet are stinky again after just a few minutes inside the slippers! Do you have any suggestions how to get rid of my toddler's stinky feet?
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wittynet
@wittynet (4421)
• Philippines
22 Oct 15
I know how effective alum is but I'm not sure if it's good for baby. How old is your baby?
wittynet
@wittynet (4421)
• Philippines
23 Oct 15
@cessy_08, he's too young. It's called tawas in Filipino. I attached the picture. I soak it in water overnight. That's my home made deodorant. Sooooo effective. But I don't think it's good for baby. Better consult a doctor first.
wittynet
@wittynet (4421)
• Philippines
23 Oct 15
@cessy_08, this is my home made deodorant. This is the water where I soaked the rock alum.
cessy_08
@cessy_08 (306)
• Dublin, Ireland
22 Oct 15
Hmm what is alum? He is 20 months old :)
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rahul pillai
@rahulvsmokiee (3110)
• Thiruvananthapuram, India
21 Oct 15
i dont have any option for that one. I prefer you to wear him a socks along with his slipper so that sweating can be avoided.
cessy_08
@cessy_08 (306)
• Dublin, Ireland
21 Oct 15
Yesh we have him wear some socks before but he finds it a bit too warm now and tries to remove it.
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rahul pillai
@rahulvsmokiee (3110)
• Thiruvananthapuram, India
22 Oct 15
@cessy_08 Tell me what age does your kid have. Is he too small or almost at the age of 10 above. I prefer you to take him to hospital. You should look at it now as we people dont suffer that.
cessy_08
@cessy_08 (306)
• Dublin, Ireland
22 Oct 15
@rahulvsmokiee He is really little. Just about 20 months old.
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41Combedale
@41CombedaleRoad (5962)
• Greece
21 Oct 15
You could try using talcum powder, it will absorb the sweat and it smells pleasant.
cessy_08
@cessy_08 (306)
• Dublin, Ireland
21 Oct 15
Oh thanks for the suggestion. Will try that out! :)
Ann LeFlore
@poehere (15123)
• French Polynesia
22 Oct 15
You might want to add some corn starch to the inside of his slippers to keep his feet dry and take away the order. This works great.
cessy_08
@cessy_08 (306)
• Dublin, Ireland
22 Oct 15
Ooh I use corn starch for heat rash but never thought I can use it for his feet. Thanks for the suggestion :)
Ann LeFlore
@poehere (15123)
• French Polynesia
22 Oct 15
@cessy_08 Yah you can just put it in his slippers works great.
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