Burt's BeesBaby 100% Natural Origin Diaper Rash Ointment - 3 Ounces Tube

My husband and I love Burt’s Bees Baby products! Especially this diaper rash ointment! My 17 month old is battling the stomach bug if you know what I mean and because of constant wet diapers he has a bad diaper rash even though I’m on it! I called his pediatrician and they asked me which diaper rash cream we use. When I mentioned Burt’s Bees, they told me to use triple paste even though the rash wasn’t much of my concern because Burt’s bees takes care of it and with this ointment we had it under control. After using triple paste, I didn’t see the fast results I was getting from my Burt’s bees ointment so I went back to my Burt’s bees! This ointment is FAST ACTING! I mean it brings down the redness tremendously after only 1 application whereas other brands, it does not!We have used this ointment since my little guy was only a few months old and this NEVER EVER let us down both to treat diaper rash and to prevent!!If you’re looking for the best diaper rash ointment, look no further!

Bought for a family members baby and they loved it

This ointment helps immensely with redness or moisture rash in my kiddos. I have a 8 month old with lots of rolls & as we know those rolls get a little red & irritated sometimes with lack of airflow. Whenever I see any redness I put a little on his skin and it provides relief & soothing almost immediately. After one application any redness or irritation on my baby’s skin disappears (bottom included). It provides anti fungal & healing for the skin. Grateful for the straight forward ingredients & relief this product provides.

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Best natural, petroleum free, cream we have used. Others are not as “paste” like and do not stick to the skin as well as this one. A little expensive but well worth it. One tube lasts us a month and it covers the bottom very well (even when applied thinly-probably thanks to the 40% zinc).If you cloth diaper this will tend to stain. When I rinse the diaper before putting in the wetbag I use dawn soap on the stain and scrub vigoriously then rinse very, very well to get all the soap out. Almost all of the time I can get everything out. Every once in a while a little will remain. It’s still worth it to me. I have not found Bordeaux’s natural buttpaste or Babyganics to come close to the efficiency and effectiveness of Burt’s Bees.Still using cloth full time and Birt’s Bees when baby’s butt is in need (even a thin application works very well).Updated to add;One downfall is the tube in which it’s in. I find I have to cut open the tube to get the last half ounce or so that is left when the tube is empty. (I cut open tube and put the remaining paste in small glass container). If it were in a tub this would not be an issue and I would not be wasting any product. (Or wasting my time getting the last half ounce out of the darn tube.) For an expensive product I really do not want to waste any of it! But that would be the only thing I would change.Good luck!!

I decided to try this after the Desitin we received from the hospital ran out. I remembered this diaper cream because a mom had brought it in for her child to use at the child development center I work for. I loved the smell of it and decided I would buy it for my little one to use. It doesn't smell the same as what I remember, but it still smells good. It works exactly like Desitin as well. I slather this on at night to protect my little one's bottom because he sleeps longer stretches now and I don't want to wake him. He did end up developing a little bit of a rash though so I continued to use this during the day to try to get the rash to heal up, but it didn't seem to help. I bought Earth Mama's Diaper Balm and after a few days of using that, the rash went away. I would say this diaper cream is great for protecting baby's bottom at night, but not for clearing up a diaper rash.

After seeing the video of the synchronized swimmers using this as sunscreen, I tried it and it worked really well compared to actual mineral sunscreens. It looks obnoxious, but I didnt burn and it stayed on in the water.

We tried this recently for VERY nasty diaper rash that our newborn son had developed. We were changing him regularly and washing him carefully after each changing. We had been using Dr. Smith's and then Boudreaux's Buttpaste on the recommendation of a friend. Neither one of those worked, and in fact, the rash developed while we were using Dr. Smith's. We were ready to take him in to the Pediatrician because things were so raw, and the rash seemed to be spreading despite all of our careful efforts. Within two days of using this, the rash started to noticeably improve in the form of being far less red, and starting to heal over. Within about 5 days it was completely gone.In addition, the consistency of the cream is far better in that it covered all of the sores. The other creams would sort of slide past the sores when you were spreading it around rather than cover them completely, which meant they weren't staying clean and dry when he would pee and poop.The Burt's Bees max strength cream is awesome, and we are complete converts. I used to laugh at Burt's Bees and couldn't see what the fuss was about. This dad is convinced, and in fact, I just bought two more tubes of it so that we will always have some on hand if things start to get out of control again.