Motherlove Diaper Balm (1 oz) Organic Herbal Diaper Rash Cream—Cloth Diaper Safe, Zinc Oxide- & Petroleum-Free—Ideal Diaper Bag Size

I’ll scream it from the rooftops this diaper cream is incredible. Super clean and a little goes a long way. I buy this for every mom I know who’s expecting.Use this during every diaper change and my baby is always comfortable and never gets a rash

So good for baby diaper rash. I use this on my baby skin and she never had a rash in 6 months. It is 100% natural

I am a guy and have seen the magic happen from this jar of amazingness, due to our now 2.5 year old. This is just from the experiences of our family.When our kid was a baby, he had such sensitive skin. Had to use sensitive skin wipes. For some reason anything other would cause a rash, so, that was step 1 of no rashes. Then, the battle of the remaining mystery of what was causing repeated rashes after pooping. I noticed he'd get a poop rash, and daycare would then put on even more of their zinc oxide (desitin) based ointment. The worse the rash, the more they'd slather on. I noticed the pattern turn into a horrific cycle. So, I was like, hmmmm, on his next rash I put on just a little desitin and BAMMMM, he still cried when I applied it to his skin and he got a rash where I applied the desitin. Then I tried drying his butt with toilet paper after cleaning him off so he'd be dry, and BAMMM another rash where the desitin was. So, we tried some other ointments and I learned that he just broke out each time with any zinc oxide based product (even if they claimed to be with natural ingredients with beeswax... because I thought the zinc was helpful, so I tried one with beeswax plus zinc oxide.... and the same rash cycle happened). Plus, I am speculating that the ointments, which are supposed to repel moisture also don't let the skin breathe by creating what they consider a useful (harmful in our case) barrier.Wife had a sample of the Motherlove and gave it a try. Thrush on LO's bum? See ya later! (although for mouth thrush we used gentian violet; messy purple stuff which worked pretty darn well, but we used GV because our LO would get the super loose watery poops with any med the Dr gave for thrush, plus he'd get some Motherlove orally; read other comments from moms and you'll know how this happened). Diaper rashes? Bam, Bifff, Powwww, gone (wiped butt clean, patted dry, then applied this Motherlove miracle cure). And if for some reason a rash was starting in its early stages (because if you have a LO, there are times you don't know they have a poopy diaper because they are playing and running around out of smelling distance, so, sorry if my nose isn't buried in his diaper every second, and this happened at daycare as well), and he had a sore bum, this stuff would immediately relieve the pain on his butt and in most cases the rash would be gone later in the day, and for sure the next morning. This stuff, in our case, was diaper rash and thrush's worst nightmare, and his butt's miracle balm. Hopefully it'll work for you as well. Whenever there is a baby shower, this wonder jar goes in the gift bag.Note that it can be difficult to impossible to find in stores, but we are lucky we have a food co-op nearby that carries it. If you need it, order here and stock up. 1 jar can last quite a long time because you just apply a thin layer (thicker layers did not help us at all). Cheers!

I love this diaper rash ointment! We’ve been using it since my little one was born and they’re now 15 months. It has more natural ingredients that make me feel more comfortable and it clears up any pink or red rash within 1-2 days! A little goes a long way too so 1 oz can last for months. Highly recommend for a less toxic alternative to other creams

This diaper balm and is nice and smooth. Glides great on baby. I ended up buying another one for our diaper bag.

The kids I gave it too for their new baby just asked where they can get moreBecause it’s so smooth and works great on her little butt

Since this cream is fairly expensive (compared to something like a tube of Desitin) I initially was "saving" it for only when my baby seemed to have a rash and even then only used it with her cloth diapers, not when we'd put on a disposable. After a couple rounds of diaper rash that we were only able to beat by switching to disposable diapers full time for several days, and buying other creams to use with those - like Desitin, Buttpaste, a random so-called "natural" one with shea butter, and hydrocortizone mixed with vaseline I found that using Motherlove regularly was not only better for my baby's skin, but also more cost-effective. I would rather spend the $11 or so on this and use the cloth diapers we'd already bought than have to spend $40+ on disposables every month because she's getting rashes. When we use Motherlove consistently it keeps her skin healthy, I feel good about the ingredients, and it prevents diaper rash - totally worth the money.

Second buy of this stuff. Works so well. Mine came in a glass container. Since that seems to matter to some I thought id add that.