What Do I Need To Clear Up A Dipper Rash?

I am sure you mean diaper rash and the best non toxic healer for that is honey. Sounds weird I know, but it is an all natural anti-bacterial healing agent. At first I was skeptical too, but when my oldest daughter used it on my granddaughter's rashes and on the areas of skin folds that would get raw, I saw how quickly she healed up. My youngest daughter always slathers Desitin and powders on my other granddaughters bum for her rashes, and they never seemed to go away. She always had that stuff on her 24/7. It is not too hard to determine that honey is the way to go.

Also a friend of my youngest daughter was in a serious car accident and had her foot crushed, the heal bone specifically. It swelled to 6 times its normal size, had surgery to put in screws to connect everything back and to close the wound they tried multiple skin grafts. She has scars all over her thigh and hip from them taking pieces of her skin for her grafts. She would end up with necrosis of the grafts, which simply means the skin graft would start rotting. Nasty!. We tried to tell Chante about using honey, but she was disgusted with the thought of it and refused to even try. That is until around her 7th skin graft when the doctor finally told her that if it didn't heal they would have to amputate her foot. At that time she was desperate enough to try using honey and was shocked how painlessly and quickly her graft started healing. She healed up and did not have to have her foot amputated.
Go to this website to learn more about honey and its miracle healing qualities.
http://manukahoney.com/

Just a note when using honey on children under one year old (or two depending on who you go by) make sure that the honey is not able to be accessed by the infant/toddler/child.