Diapers/Training Pants for Sensitive Skin

We used plastic pants for potty training out and about. You still need to carry plastic bags and extra panties around, but it does help to catch the liquid so you can make it to a bathroom. They wash super fast and well in the sink or the washer and in an emergency can be dried with paper towels in the public bathroom to be worn again right away.

That being said, I waited until my kids were 3 to potty train because I knew they would be totally ready. After 3 days we didn't have any issues and very rarely had any issue in public or at home. So it sounds like if your daughter is almost 3 it will probably go pretty well for you and hopefully you won't have to worry!

http://www.cottonbabies.com/blog/2011/09/announcing-new-f...
i would have used these for my kids had i known about them when my kids were in training

Use the Huggies overnight pull ups. You might put undies on her under them? To keep the material from touching her skin? They worked great for our kids. When they were older and still needed protection we moved to the Goodnights. They worked well too. They didn't seem to when the kids were smaller but they did great when they were bigger.

Have you considered cloth, and then using the outer layer over her training pants for those initial outings? We used BumGenius that way.

Only thing is to use real cotton. At almost three, I'd not invest in cloth diapers, but just buy cotton underwear. She'll get the potty training soon without a diaper on. Yes, I'd still use a diaper at night, but her skin will really benefit from not having a diaper on all day. Her body is saying NO MORE DIAPERS

Hey, just a side note here to let you know or remind you - elastic is processed with formaldehyde, among other chemicals.
7th generation & natracare might be good alternatives.
Also a good multivitamin (free of sugar!) would be good (raw code, solgar, etc). Helps boost the skin's defenses.

I used few cloth diapers, no big experience but in my opinion the Super Undies for nighttime are very good. For disposable you could look for The Honest Co.
For us spraying a lot of baby oil on the skin and straight on the diaper (not in the center, only on waistband and leg opening) helped considerably with diaper rash. Hope this helps!