What kind of Diaper cream works best

Melinda - posted on 11/11/2009

I only used A&D ointment on my boys...its the only one that cleared up everything...

Ashley - posted on 11/10/2009

Petroleum Jelly works great..it's all I use on my daughter.

Bridgett - posted on 11/02/2009

Crisco/shortening all natural!!!

Teri - posted on 11/02/2009

I used a cream called coronna, Your can find it at any feed store. Its used to dry up horses but it was the best thing that i used on my kids.

Jennifer - posted on 11/01/2009

I used Boudreaux's Butt Paste, it worked very well on my daughter.

Diana - posted on 10/30/2009

nothing beats dr smiths.worked for all 3 of my kids and air drying that chaped bottom nevers fails

Elaine - posted on 10/30/2009

butt paste worked best for my daughter

Denise - posted on 10/30/2009

A & D ointment

Joanna - posted on 10/30/2009

I've used a few but honestly Boudreaux butt paste has seemed to have worked the best for my girl.

Rebekah - posted on 10/30/2009

I've fonud that sudocream works best for my little boy. Tried paw paw cream and bepanthan but they just don't work as well.

Brenda - posted on 10/30/2009

You can find bodreauxs butt paste at www.buttpaste.com

Britt - posted on 10/30/2009

Its called 'butt paste' works very well...doesnt smell the best but a&d worked wonders for me too.

Nadine - posted on 10/30/2009

If it doesn't clear up with a conventional diaper cream, try canesten or nystatin - maybe it is a yeast infection (very common in babies)

Deszare - posted on 10/30/2009

Try butt paste! First, before you use a wipe rinse it with water and drain it out so its a little damp. Then gently pat the wipe on your baby's butt, than use the butt paste. The reason why, is the wipes have certain perfumes in them that can irratate their skin. I hope this helps!

Abigail - posted on 10/30/2009

butt paste only butt paste!!!!!!

Kelly - posted on 10/30/2009

Boudreauz's Butt Paste www.buttpaste.com My kids are now almost 10 and almost 8 and I STILL use it with ANY kind of rast or skin irritation!

Lisa - posted on 10/30/2009

A&D is good but nothing clears up diaper rash as quickly as Boudreaux's Butt Paste!!!

Hollie - posted on 10/30/2009

A & D Ointment worked the best on my kids. The non-medicated kind.

Brooke - posted on 10/30/2009

I am a big fan of Boudreaux's Butt Paste. I live in southern Louisiana, and although I no longer have small children, I DID use it on our youngest and it works GREAT!! It's even good for other rashes, etc.

Carretta - posted on 10/30/2009

i use a&d and i found that it works better than desatin and its cheaper..my daughter had a really bad diaper rash and i used about everything n they didnt work then i bought a&d and it cleared up in like 3 hrs...

Julie - posted on 10/30/2009

balmex?

Kristen - posted on 10/30/2009

Corona, Its available at walmart and works in no time!!

Freda - posted on 10/30/2009

Try A+D OINTMENT for diaper rash and skin protectant, that works perfectly and heals really fast...I perfer that over any other.

Francesca - posted on 10/30/2009

Definitely Desitin! As a mom of 6 this is the ONLY diaper rash cream I will ever use. This also works great on the neck if it gets chafe. My children were kinda plump and had little "fat folds" on their necks so sometimes when they drooled or somehow their bottles leaked, if I didn't catch it right away and the folds were moist I would use a small fingertip of Desitin to prevent a rash. I was constantly wiping their mouths AND necks!

Trina - posted on 10/30/2009

I have had 3 girls and my oldest is 15 and youngest is 1. I have tried everything and with this one I have used Boudreauxs Butt Paste and it is AWESOME!!! I wish they had this stuff 15 years ago. One application and the rash seems to disappear. Hope this helps!

Shawna - posted on 10/30/2009

Also, Stop Using Reg Baby wipes, when babies have diaper rash, use PAMPERS SENSITIVE WIPES!

Shawna - posted on 10/30/2009

Have ur doctor prescribe Nystatin Ointment, it works GREAT!! i had to use it for my son

Kelly - posted on 10/30/2009

Otherwise my childcare working sis recommends sudocrem.

Kelly - posted on 10/30/2009

I heard pawpaw cream works great!

Shawna - posted on 10/29/2009

johnsons cornstarch and aloe baby powder worked on all 3 of my children just keep them dry and give them lots of powder on thier little tushys!!

Jenniffer - posted on 10/29/2009

Penaten creme, it's a Johnson & Johnson product made in EU. I found it a place that specializes in German food and such. It works better then any other I have tried.

Valerie - posted on 10/29/2009

Boudreaux's Butt Paste...works for everything. You can purchase this at walgreens.

Crystal - posted on 10/29/2009

Hi! I use a cream called Corona. It is in a yellow tube with a red lid and usually you have to ask for it at the pharmacy but you don't need a prescription. It is really a horse linament but works great on diaper rash, cuts scrapes, burns and anything else you can think of. My grandfather used it the whole time I was growing up and it works really fast. You can put it on and by the next day the diaper rash is gone. I have used it on both my girls and love it!

Ruthie - posted on 10/29/2009

BALMEX IS WAT I USED AND IT WORKS GOOD U GOTA PUT ALOT THO BUT ITS GOOD CLEAR BY THE NEXT DAY

Fallon - posted on 10/29/2009

I have three boys and I babysit the only thing I have ever used and will only use because there are no chemicals to harm the babies skin is corn starch that you cook with it soaks up all the moisture and the rash will be better in a day

Laura - posted on 10/29/2009

I always used ButtPaste on my son and it worked great. Plus has natural ingredients like oatmeal which makes it smell good.

Nichole - posted on 10/29/2009

I had the same problem and made my own diaper rash cream and it worked wonderfully...the only ingredients you will need is petrolum jelly and maylox...using a table spoon messure out equal amounts of both..put the jelly in a pan on the stove top..on medium heat until it becomes a liquid or has melted..then stir the maylox and mix until it is completely combined...put in a baby food jar or a small bowl with a lid and shake until it starts to harden..once it hardens put in the fridge..marking the container so it does not get eaten..once it hardens take it out of the fridge and us as needed

Nichole - posted on 10/29/2009

I had the same problem and made my own diaper rash cream and it worked wonderfully...the only ingredients you will need is petrolum jelly and maylox...using a table spoon messure out equal amounts of both..put the jelly in a pan on the stove top..on medium heat until it becomes a liquid or has melted..then stir the maylox and mix until it is completely combined...put in a baby food jar or a small bowl with a lid and shake until it starts to harden..once it hardens put in the fridge..marking the container so it does not get eaten..once it hardens take it out of the fridge and us as needed

Kayleigh - posted on 10/29/2009

i use kamillosan chamomile ointment it works well and also can be used by breastfeeding mums if the nipples are sore no need to wipe it away wen you come to feed ur baby as its safe

Twyla - posted on 10/29/2009

desitan

Zilma - posted on 10/29/2009

For me works great Balmex (zinc oxide). I don't change it.

Debbie - posted on 10/29/2009

The best kind of diaper cream is butt paste.

Heather - posted on 10/29/2009

I LOVE boudreaux's butt paste. That stuff is amazing. Also Burt's Bees diaper ointment does great too. It just smells funny. Boudreaux's is scent free.

Adele - posted on 10/29/2009

I really think it depends on the condition. For thrush, I first apply a layer of Canesten, followed by a barrier product like Vaseline or even Lansinoh. For ordinary diaper rash, a product high in Zinc, like Sudocrem (Brilliant!!), works very well. I love to sprinkle cornstarch powder over any applied cream - it might make for a messier change next time, but I find it keeps my baby more comfy and content☺ Another bit of advice I found extremely useful - do try to wash baby's bum a couple of times each day, rather than only using wipes; and don't forget the healing powers of the sun on a sore baby-bum! I keep a stash of linen savers for this purpose - LOL!

Janel - posted on 10/29/2009

I swear by "Original" Desitin (not the creamy). It is great stuff.

Kat - posted on 10/29/2009

its called butt paste u can get it at walmart

Sabrina - posted on 10/29/2009

DESiTiN, RASH THERE ONE DAY AND GONE THE NEXT. PLUS iT'S GOOD TO PREVENT DiAPER RASH. GOOD LUCK!

Lana - posted on 10/29/2009

Ihe's Paste - ask for at a pharmacy, my ped recommended it when my daughter's skin starting bleeding it was so bad. The thicker the better and make sure the butt is completely dry first. It worked wonders and very quickly.

Shelly - posted on 10/29/2009

corona!! it is an ointment! usually you have to ask for it behind the counter!

KAREN - posted on 10/29/2009

bepanthen - really works well and fast