This post is sponsored by Boudreaux’s Butt Paste®, the effective diaper rash cream that treats and prevents diaper rash with every change. Let’s kick some rash!
I’ve been using Boudreaux’s Butt Paste® for four years now [maybe not for me personally...]. Even with a toddler, its still handy to have around and with another baby on the way, we’ll be using it for awhile yet.
I remember getting my first tube of it at my baby shower from a friend that gave me a gift of ‘baby necessities’. I laughed at the sight of butt paste. But she assured me it’s the best. And I found out that it is. One application of Butt Paste and every diaper rash, redness or sore bottom that the boys have ever had, and its gone!
Of course, we try to prevent diaper rashes as much as possible. We cut back on juices and excessive amounts of fruit when we have any issues. Of course, changing their diaper more frequently helps as well.
We’ve also learnt that baths are soothing to those bottoms, most of the time! [We've had one or two where its not, so I suppose it depends!]
So on a day when there’s a diaper rash, a long bath is in order for the kids.
To keep the kids happy and having a fun time when there’s a diaper rash around, a few fun activities in the bathtub for the babies and toddlers couldn’t hurt! Followed up with an application of Boudreaux’s Butt Paste and a sore bottom is taken care of!
[above: Color Theme Sensory Bath from Growing a Jeweled Rose]
Here are some bathtime activity ideas:
- Take regular [non-bath, but non-electronic] toys in the tub for the kids to clean and wash! A car wash is a huge hit around here!
- Paint in the tub! The Imagination Tree shares a shaving cream paint that is colorful and super easy to make.
- Take spoons, measuring cups and small tubs for water transfer in the bathtub!
- For toddlers that can blow, have them blow bubbles in the tub! Creative with Kids uses dish soap and straws!
- Color the water for added interest. Or have a full-on color themed bath like Growing a Jeweled Rose provides!
- Play with foam sheets. Cut them up into shapes and let your child place them on the wall or side of the tub.
- On these hot days, add colored ice cubes to change the color of the water! Babies especially love ice!
Creative with Kids also has a great list of bath time activities for those that fear bath time, but they’d be perfect for a diaper rash scenario too to spice up the bath a little.
Do you like Boudreaux’s Butt Paste® as much as us?
Now, its time for a little fun! A little something for you!
A gift card prize package to give away! A Boudreaux’s Baby Prize Pack!
What’s in the prize package?
- $50 Target gift card
- $50 Walmart gift card
- $50 Babies “R” Us gift card
How to enter to win the prize package: Leave a comment on this blog post with a response to the following question [limit of one entry per person]:
How do you soothe a diaper rash?
The giveaway ends August 7, 2012 at midnight. US eligiblity only. See the Boudreaux’s Butt Paste Giveaway Rules in their entirety.
As part of the DailyBuzz Moms Featured Publisher Program, I received a stipend and a Boudreaux’s Butt Paste® Mom Toolkit in exchange for my participation in this program.
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I am a first time mom and ai remember getting Butt Paste at my baby shower and thinking how funny the name was and wondering if it would really work. Then I started to notice that in every little goody bag someone gave me there was a sample of it. Butt Paste is truely amazing as the few times ai have had to use it on my little one it has seemed to make the diaper rash disappear overnight! My baby lives bath time so ai have also done a lot of experimenting using bath time as a soothing and use of natural remedies to help ease the irritating diaper rash. I have found that if I stick 2 teabags of Chamomile Tea into the bath tub it relieves the burn and irritation of the rash and provides a soothing and relaxing environment. I have also at night stuck a tea bag inside my little ones diaper to help keep the acids away from the skin. As a plus they give baby a nice smell and their personal aroma therapy!
We’ve had that diaper rash that’s sore in the tub too. Some of the best cure is to let the area dry, so we’ve done some tub activities in the tub w/out the water (like bathtub crayons). Then applying cream AFTER it’s had a chance to dry out a bit. That’s really helped.
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We actually never had a diaper rash issue. The only time we had a bottom rash was at the beginning of potty training go figure and I used a different brand rash cream (sorry). Thanks for the giveaway and post .
My babies are far from diaper rashes (but you are right we keep Butt Paste on hand, as every once in a while even those older kid bottoms need a little soothing.)
When Little M was a baby she had a very sensitive bottom, even the wipes make for sensitive kids upset her. I started rinsing out a handful of wipes at a time and keeping them damp in a plastic bag. That way I was still able to wipe her with the strength of a wipe, but water was the only thing in them.
At first I used Boudreaux Butt Paste on my Ava, but she has bad eczema so I had to get a special cream from the Dr. But I have heard from several friends and family members that plain vaseline works wonders.
Butt paste is our brand of choice for diaper rash. Whenever my little ones have had a rash, one application takes care of it, just as you said. Other then that, we use soothing baths to help those bottoms feel better.
I use coconut oil or Butt Paste. Both work well for my babies. Since I’m nursing, I’ve even tried breastmilk, as that’s supposed to be good for a lot of things.
Boudreaux’s Butt Paste was the only thing I used for both of my boys. It always worked very quickly on even the worst diaper rashes. I put it on every night after their baths to protect their skin.
I use the natural version of the Butt Paste, love it! I try to let my son run around naked a lil bit to to let the area dry and get some air but that’s backfired on me a few times now!
. Baths always help though. I’ve heard bling soda sprinkled in the bath helps too.
I’m a mother of 4 with #5 on his way this winter. It’s funny how some of my babies almost never had diaper rashes and others had it constantly. im like you, I always start with a good bath to get everything clean, and then the one thing that I quickly learned was to only buy wipes that stated plainly “no alcohol”. Since you never know when a rash will occur, it was helpful to me to always be prepared with wipes that didn’t make it burn! Lastly, it’s frustrating to spend so much on rash cream after rash cream, just to find out they don’t seem to help, or worse, they sting and make my baby cry even more! What a gem to find one that heals quickly and soothes. Can’t wait to try Boudreaux’s with number 5!
We didn’t have a diaper rash issue… on the baby. I had a postpartum rash that was just awful though. I spent a lot of effort trying to keep things dry and then put vaseline on when I was sure there weren’t any damp spots. I’m reading through all the comments though because I have one on the way and don’t expect to get lucky twice.
I soothe diaper rash with a little chamomile and and oatmeal soak. Then we let air dry for about an hour or two. If it doesn’t start to diminish in a day we change from disposable diapers to cloth diapers.
Butt Paste is the only diaper rash cream we use too. My daughter has milk allergy, and in the early months after she was born before we eliminated dairy (not knowing she had an allergy), it would make for some horrible rashes. I’ve found that allowing them to “air out” is very helpful, and fragrance free baby wipes or ever a warm washcloth used in place of a wipe is helpful. To me, even the fragrance free wipes have additives that could bother the skin.
We love Butt Paste too! We recently started experimenting with the natural formula…
I like Boudreaux on Facebook with my username Mary Happymommy.
Use unscented wipes and expose baby’s bottom to the air by allowing them time to play without their diaper on.
i’m due in november, so nothing yet, but i’ve heard great things about BBP and natural coconut oil! thanks for the chance!
I always used unscented wipes to clean, and then vaseline or cream to prevent rash.
I have used Butt Paste with all three of my children and I will with our new baby as well.
I use Boudreaux’ Butt Paste!! It is a godsend!! My sister used it with her twins and when my daughter was born, there was a couple of tubes in the huge gift basket she gave me. I love it!! It usually clears her up in just one use, but sometimes I need to use it more. I swear by it and now it is included with every gift I get for new moms.
i have found butt paste to be the best solution to soothe diaper rash
I use butt paste, it works great. We’ve had lots of diaper rash issues, and always looking for a great product to help!
I actually like Aveeno more than the butt paste. We tried it and it doesn’t seem to “stick” as well to my daughter’s bottom when it’s raw. Aveeno also clears it up in one application. Thanks for the post though! I will have to try bath time as a cure for diaper rash. My daughter went through a period where she had them off and on for about 3 weeks!
I use whatever the closest Zinc oxide cream tube I have, plus some clotrimazole if it’s really bad (I buy the vaginal one rather than the athlete’s foot one, on the supposition that the one that goes in your hoo-haw is gentler on the skin!) Lansinoh wipes have been a GODSEND for wiping those red little bottoms! She’d be SCREAMING in pain as any other wipe started feeling like sandpaper on her irritated skin.
I used butt paste for diaper rash.
I’ve used Butt Paste & it works great. But I do try to change diapers often to avoid diaper rash.
I’ve found that Boudreaux’s Butt Paste has worked better than anything else I have tried
My son hasn’t arrived yet (November 21st) so I don’t have an answer to how to soothe a diaper rash but I’m sure winning this will help!
I have always used Boudreaux’s Butt Paste it has worked the best on my babies
Actually, we have ALWAYS used this butt paste with our kids, it’s what was even recommended by the doctors and nurses!
We live in South Africa, so Boudreaux’s is not available here. After seeing all these comments, I’m thinking I might have to have my sister send some over in my next package. We use Sudocrem – it’s originally from the UK. Works well on diaper rash as well as other cuts and abrasions as it has antibiotic principles.
cornstarch works well and air
butt paste works great!
I need to try this product, we’ve used a Aloe Vera home recipe and it works, but the reviews of this are great! need to try it
My mom taught me to make a corn starch paste-she swore by it-I tried it and it worked awesome-and now my daughter uses it on her children. Thanks for the great giveaway. Good luck too everyone who entered.
BOUDREAUX WORKS WONDERS. I WOULDN’T USE ANYTHING ELSE. IT’S THAT GOOD!
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I have found the best method when possible is to just let them run bottomless for a while. Next keep them cool and then I used Bag Balm (is what we call it). I had not heard of Boudreaux’s Butt Paste
I’ve always been a fan of Desitin, the thick kind, not the new cream.
A&D forever ago when my kids were little, but as they grew, they didnt like to keep diapers on, so My next answer would be, letting the skin breathe. LOL
I love Boudreaux’s, but I also be sure to let my baby go without a diaper for a bit after bathtime and let them dry out well before I put it on them.
We always used Desitin. But this sounds wonderful!
We’ve always used Desitin, but I would definitely give Boudreaux’s Butt Paste a try!
I used a &d
We try to prevent it, but on the rare occasion that it happens, we use a diaper cream.
Letting the baby crawl around naked works good, but when that’s not practical, I *LOVE* Earth Mama Angel Baby’s Angel Baby Bottom Balm. Not only does it work really well, it’s completely natural & toxin-free.
My babies are all grown up but I am going to recommend this to my 3 nieces who have all had babies this year. I didn’t have this around when my kids were little, we just used A and D ointment, and it worked OK.
My first is due in a few weeks, so I don’t have any mom experience yet. While I’d love to skip the diaper rash stage completely (cue laughter from all the moms!) I’m sure I’ll be giving this stuff a try.
We bathe our son in an oatmeal bath then use Boudreaux’s butt paste
I’ve only tried Desitin
I use a mixture of Shortening and lavender essential oil with Corn Starch and zinc
I always used the tried and true Desitin! That’s what my mom used and that’s what I used. It always was almost completely healed the next day!
I’ve discovered for my kids it’s usually inferior diapers, and as long as I change them regularly and use a good brand for them diaper rash is not a problem.
My kids rarely get a diaper rash but when they do i use butt paste & sometimes i will leave the diaper off for a while to let them air out a bit!
Thank you!
I learned from trial and error to use a good quality cream like Butt Paste or Triple Paste on diaper rash. It’s well worth the money.
I’ve tried making a little paste with water and baking soda, it seems to help a bit.
I mix ¼ cup of cornstarch with 3 tablespoons of water and it works.
Good quality cream and regular changing
Thankfully neither of my kids suffered from diaper rash very often, but I always used Desitin when they did and it always worked.
I use baby powder.
Eucerin cream
I use aquaphor on my baby’s redness and a few hours later…like magic, it’s gone!
I gently wash the area and let it air dry for awhile. Desitin is also very good.
Desitin (although I did also use Boudreaux
Change the diaper regularly and use desitin and baby powder.
Air dry! i let my daughter run around (our home) naked for a little while then cover her in max strength desitin and put a diaper back on. she loves the freedom!
Desitin
tried desitin before but i’ve heard great things about buttpaste! thanks!
Buttpaste is great, when I don’t have any of that baking soda is a good option as well.
Zinc oxide always worked when my babies had a diaper rash.
I always used a&d ointment
I give my son lots of naked time to soothe his diaper rash. Outside is best, but we do inside in a pinch (much more dangerous). It really helps and he loves it!
I cure diaper rash by using Johnson and Johnson baby powder as well as Desitin maximum strength. I’ve never had a problem ,it works perfectly~
I always use A&D Ointment.
When my daughter was a baby I used baby powder or desitin cream.
Desitin always seemed to help!
First, to prevent a diaper rash, change the baby’s diapers often! But if a mother or father finds that their baby has diaper rash the need to use good barrier ointment — one that forms a protective layer on the skin — after every diaper change can help protect your baby’s irritated skin from stool and urine. The BEST product to use that I have found to clear up a baby’s diaper rash is of course Boudreaux’s Butt Paste! It really, really works!
As soon as I notice redness I rub some diaper rash cream right away.
We use plain cornstarch and butt paste.
Desitin is the best product I’ve tried. It also works well to soothe my skin when I have a cold with a runny nose!
I always corn starch and a little baby oil to make a paste. worked well for my son who is now 25 years old. I was living in France and some how I came up with that idea as I didn’t see anything for diaper rash there.
Butt Paste of course.
I soothe diaper rashes by applying diaper rash cream liberally after letting the baby soak in warm water. The bath seems to help the rash. Then I dry the baby off thoroughly and apply the cream all over. Then I put baby powder on top of the cream and do my best to change the baby as often as possible. The best advice is an ouce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Lots of air on the bum, and a barrier of butt paste when a diaper is needed. Change diapers often, and a rinse in the tub instead of a wipe across a sore bottom.
Diaper rashes aren’t common in my house. I believe in prevention! Quickly change those little buns! But, alas, occasionally it occurs. Butt Paste is the way to go. All better!
I’m a new-mom-to-be (due 08/20/12!) so I don’t have any current methods for dealing with diaper rash. However, I have loved reading all these comments to get ideas and prepare myself for the rashes in my future!!
To tackle diaper rash, I use pampers swaddlers so that I can see a blue line when he’s wet and change the diaper right away. Sarah at realtorsd.com
To sooth the rash, I apply. Ream and let my baby go without a diaper when possible.
desitin. Thanks
I use diaper cream at the first sign of irritation
I’ve never seen Butt Paste. We’ve got Desitin. Oh, and running necked under the sprinkler always seems to bring a smile, even if it’s just because the rash is forgotten.
Thick layer desitin if it starts, otherwise dry with powders
Fresh air!
Diaper rash cream in a thick layer. Make sure skin is completely dry before applying.
Luckily we haven’t had a bad case of diaper rash with our yougnest daughter. When my almost 4 year old was tiny we let her booty breathe when she got diaper rash and (honestly) used boudreax butt paste. Someone recommended it to me and we have used it ever since
I used baby powder and baby wipes
Some cream and diaper free time
i put some creme on it first sign of a rash and then i let her air out! she goes with out a diaper for a few hours and it makes her feel better! Sometimes she has an accident! But thats what mommys are here for!Q
We use the Boudreaux’s all-natural butt paste and as much diaper free time as we can!
We always give him a bath and let him soak in the tub. I have never tried this , but am going to go and look for it at the store!
We change our kids’ diapers often to avoid wetness/rash. We’ve been pretty lucky to have few diaper rash problems. But, when we do we use Boudreaux’s Butt paste!
Caldescene Powder is the best product in the world for Diaper Rash! My pharmacy recommended it years ago. It’s been around a long time and works fast!
Thank You!
use desitin
I make sure to change my kids diapers as often as possible! When there is a rash I like to use the Butt Paste or Aquaphor
We use desitin and babypowder.
we use Aquaphor
I actually do use Boudreaux’s Butt Paste…I think it works better than anything else!
On my first son I was young and my mom use to say that I didn’t even leave the diaper one him long enough to get wet..lol but when he did get one or my second son got one I would take a warm cloth blot his bottom off let it air dry and rub some desitin on them and change them often.
I used A&D on my kids when they had rashes, but my kids are in their late teens. Not even sure if this product was around when they were little.
I honestly have no clue. My wife always handled that aspect of parenthood.
I always let baby air out after a change, and then either put on cream or powder them up with baby powder!
cool bath with fragrance free mild baby soap, then let them air dry naked for a bit, lather wth cream and change often
cool bath with fragrance free mild baby soap, then let them air dry naked for a bit, lather with cream and change often
When my kids were babies, if they had diaper rash, I would put them in the bathtub and let them soak in some lukewarm water. Then afterwards, I would just let their baby booty’s air dry and leave the diaper off for as long as possible. When it was bedtime or such, I would put on some Desitin. I think the air helped more than anything!!!
When my daughters got a diaper rash I’d give them a warm bath, let it air dry, then put on the aveeno diaper rash cream.
I bathe my child with Aveeno sensitive baby wash and then I apply Desitin Paste to my child’s little tooshy, making sure to gently massage the paste on. I also use ice pack buddies pressed gently against my babys skin to soothe the rash.
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I soothe a diaper rash by getting my daughter’s bottom clean (gently!) then patting it dry. We let it air out as much as possible before putting on a diaper. But when it’s time for a diaper, we use a moisture barrier cream to protect her rash from what she might do in that diaper. When she has a really bad rash, she seems to like to sit in a warm bath for a bit.
i try to prevent it but if i have to treat it i just use diaper cream!
Aquaphor!
Desitin, fresh diapors, and baby powder.
coconut oil.
An oatmeal bath has worked weill for my kiddos
air out when you can a+d ointment plus powder when you cant
I used A&D Ointment when my girls were little.
I usually use desitin. However if your really desperate open to air works like a charm!
Desitin!
I soothe diaper rash by letting my daughter spend time without her diaper on.
we sometimes use jack newmans ointment i got for nursing(its an rx compund)
A&D Ointment
We would use baby powder or if it was bad we used A&D ointment
We use destitn and change diapers often
We use California Baby Diaper Cream
I use balmex
I use Desitin.
I have always used Boudreaux’s Butt Paste.
I have a son who had terrible diaper rash as a baby….I may have used everything! The butt paste worked very well!
I used A&D Ointment and changed regularly plus let them run around naked if you can for a time.
What works best for us is some kind of ointment (Butt past, desitin, A&D) and then baby powder on top.
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I use Nature’s Baby diaper rash cream and ointment!
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A friend recently shared that coconut oil can help!
Besides using Boudreaux’s Baby Products, it helps diaper rash if you can air out baby’s bottom by leaving the diaper off for a while.
We always used Aquaphor with a little lotrimin and usually cleared up in a day.
Usually we use Desitin but I’d like to give Boudreaux’s a try
oatmeal baths, aquaphor and using cloth diapers when there is a rash
Lots of butt paste – and air drying as much as possible
Oatmeal baths, cloth diapers and air-drying usually do the trick!
I soothe diaper rashes using coconut oil. Works every time, even for yeast rashes!
I would let my son run around diaperless to air it out and then put diaper rash cream on it.
Boudreaux’s butt paste is the best! I bought it because the name cracked me up, and then I fell in love with it! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
We have always used Bourdreaux’s Butt Paste, soothes quickly, no skin reactions, and A family tradition for diaper cremes!:)
I use Boudreaux’s Butt Paste or Desitin.
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We have always used Desitin for diaper rash.
We have four daughters, and have been through this many times
We give them a bath to clean it, and make sure it is dry. We then apply Boudreaux to the irritation. We repeat this daily until it clears. We love this company. They are the best. Thank you for hosting and best of luck to everyone!
I make sure that I am always checking diapers so that my son does not sit in a dirty diaper long. This helps keep diaper rash at bay but should one occur I use Desitin.
We use Desitin
Thanks
I make sure they have a clean bottom very often, Desitin and, cornstarch powder.
i always give a bath and then put diaper cream on it
Lots of diaper-free time, then butt paste at night!
Always used Desitin.
No diaper and food elimination diet, and all natural Melaleuca lotion. =( not fun but effective.
I use desitin.
When Baby B has diaper rash, the only thing that works is Boudreau’s Butt Paste. I got it as a newborn because I liked the name, then found it worked better than any other ones – some other brands actually gave him a worse rash!
Vitamin A and D ointment works good.
I wash the area with cool water and apply diaper rash ointment. I also let the baby go without her diaper for a bit to let the rash get fresh air
I put diaper cream on it before bed
We make a paste of Boudreaux’s Butt Paste, Desitin and nystatin creams
I make sure to change diaper often and have plenty of corn starch!
Luckily, we haven’t had many diaper rashes because we change very often! However, since we cloth diaper, we usually just apply some of our organic, cloth diaper friendly ointment onto the little bum.
Plenty of diaper free time and cream!
Coconut oil
I ususally use A & D ointment but after this article I will give Boudreaux’s a try!
We used A&D ointment for my daughter. My son’s rash was a NIGHTMARE!!! We tried everything from Aveeno to prescriptions. Finally, we found Boudreax’s at the suggestion of our pharmacist. With one application I could see it getting better and this was a cracked, oozing mess. With 2 applications, it was GONE!
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I use A&D, but I’ve never tried Boudreaux’s butt paste. Need to give it a try!
My brother, a doctor, told me to just use plain old vaseline . He said it’s as good as anything else out there. I’ve never tried butt paste though.
I used cloth diapers on my son which seemed to keep most diaper rash away…but then I liked to use A & D ointment…always seemed to work for me.
Our pediatrician gave me 2 coupons for Boudreaux’s Butt Paste one year back and that’s how I got introduced to it. Ever since, I never had to try another diaper rash ointment as Boudreaux’s Butt Paste always soothed my baby’s diaper rash. I started using Boudreaux’s Butt Paste daily on her and now, my daughter rarely gets the rash as it helps prevent the rashes.
I Thoroughly clean the affected area, air dry then 40 percent zinc oxide paste.
My kids responded to Desitin
Desitin!
I always used Desitin
My kids responded to Desitin
My daughter had really bad diaper rashes due to some allergies and medications. We went to a nearby pharmacy and laughed when the Pharmacist said.. you need butt paste! We were like.. we need WHAT? But it was a lifesaver. She responded great to it and we keep it on hands even for heat rashes. Sounds crazy, but works wonders!
We have always used A&D ointment
Like to use Desitin and also use Aveeno oatmeal soak for baths.
I’ve only tried Desitin but it was just because i got so much from baby showers. I’ll have to remember butt poster for ether next baby. : )
with soothing cream
A baking soda bath is a helpful trick, and a zinc cream.
MonkeyButt powder
Desitin was always used in my house.
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After bedtime, I let my son play for about 20 minutes naked… so he will have ample time to dry. I also try to keep diapers changed as often as possible!
Letting them run around without a diaper always works! And diaper rash cream!
I’m almost positive Boudreaux’s was one of our most successful ways to treat diaper rash, although, we were pretty lucky not to deal with diaper rash much.
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Desitin is such a great product for reducing diaper rash!
Prevenitive is my theory . My son is 15months. We use cloth diapers and have never had a diaper rash! I think the skin can breathe better.
Like lots of others, I give a warm bath followed by some ointment. If it is bad enough I like to use Aveeno Oatmeal bath to help soothe baby’s bottom.
Bodreaux’s Butt Paste works wonders!
Baking Soda in a bath works wonders. I also use cornstarch instead of any powder. It not only helps to heal very quickly but it also soothes.
We use Boudreaux’s already for diaper rash,my 16 month old son only had it once but it cleared it right up!
I use desitin. A pharmacist to me to mix Maalox and Aquaphor. I tryed it and it works really well.
Desitin!
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i make sure i change her diaper frequently and use either desitin or boudreaux’s everytime
It can always use some fresh air. I like to clean it, pat dry and place vaseline over it to keep more moisture from getting to it.
My oldest son had horrible diaper rash. We tried everything and finally found that Vitamin E oil worked great! He never had a rash again.
Thanks for the great giveaway.
Change their bum often and lots and lots of medicine!
We use baby powder every time we change them to help prevent a rash and then if they do happen to get one, we usually use A&D cream. We haven’t tried Boudreaux’s Butt Paste before.
I change the diaper often so a rash doesn’t occur and I use baby powder as well.
Caldesene is what my family has used
I make sure all juices are watered down, make sure to change diapers frequently, and use diaper rash cream (either Desitin or Boudreaux)
I have used desitin to help with diaper rashes.
I usually use baby powder and or baby oil gel with allow to soothe it
I will go through the anti monkey butt cream and powder to keep the diaper rash away!
A cool bath, a good airing out with no diaper, a good diaper rash cream, and check for dirty diapers often. Thanks for the giveaway!
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I soothe a diaper rash by gently cleansing the area, diaper cream, corn starch, and some air dry time:)
Diaper changes often, desitin, and some time without the diaper usually works.
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i make sure to keep bottom clean and dry , either goldbond diaper powder or johnsons baby powder.destin , mke sure to keep dry clean diapers on , changing reguarly sometimes just letting go with out diaper and letting air oput helps also
A&D ointment and letting them go commando for awhile.
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i make sure i change her diaper extra and use either desitin or boudreaux’s everytime
I actually use Resinol and Boudreaux’s Butt Paste. I original just used Resinol and tried a sample of Boudreaux’s and loved the smell! So know I use them both!
I have found that using Mary Kay’s extra emoillent night creme works very well on rashes
Ammens powder always worked for me before a rash….but if a rash occurred occasionally I would use Desitin or A&D ointment
Believe it or not, my last pregnancy, I was told to use water to wash off and put nothing on before diapering from my daughters pediatrician.
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I actually use butt paste i love that stuff! I will make sure and change the babies diaper more frequently than usual and add the paste and I will try and let it air dry b/f I put the diaper back on.
Change the diaper often , and use diaper rash cream , give a warm bath and use corn starch powered.
Baking soda bath, and diaper cream.
Lots of desitin and cooling powder
whomever invented that I love them!
We changed our babies frequently
I use coconut oil on diaper rash. It’s amazing!
baby powder with aloe
My daughter gets diaper rash a lot….I find that it helps to let her walk around the house naked to air everything out. I should try boudreaux’s.
I use aquaphor
When My Son was a baby,I used this special salve that my mom had. It was so long ago,I don’t remember what it was!
I used baby powder to relieve diaper rash.
I let my daughter keep her diaper off as much as possible.
We used zinc cream frequently, which means that Boudreaux’s Butt Paste would great, because of its high zinc content
I use A & D Diaper Rash Cream.
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I use Desitin.
I use anti-monkey butt cream on diaper rash.
I used the different diaper rash creams. thank you
Always used vaseline and it was the best rash prevention.
We LOVE Boudreaux’s at our house! We use the one in the yellow tube. That, plus letting my babe’s tush air out between diaper changes does the trick!
Thanks for the giveaway.
For diaper rash I love love Boudreaux’s Butt Paste!!! It really is the best! Thanks for the giveaway!
Naomi
baby powder!
baby powder!
A & D diaper rash ointment.
I use Beaudroux too. It’s the BEST!!!!!
We use Boudreaux’s.
We use coconut oil or CJ Butter
I always let my son leave his diaper off as much as possible if he has a rash, and I use baby powder, or corn starch, it seems to work pretty good for me.
To soothe diaper rash at my house we use a lot of baby powder and do a lot of “airing out”, letting the kid run around naked for a bit! We also do baths with a little essential oil sometimes.:-)
My grandson has had some really bad diaper rashes. As a last resort, I tried cornstarch, hoping this helps him, fingers crossed
A long play time bath, go naked for a bit, Butt Paste and a fresh diaper!
get triple butt cream from my local pharamacy!
Naked as much as can be. Then some triple butt creme usually does the trick!
If it’s really bad, soothing a diaper rash involves putting a pillow in your lap, laying a towel over it, and laying the baby tummy down on it to keep him comfortable while you apply the cream. That was “rash with blisters” and that was the only thing that kept him still during it. Poor kiddo.
I really llike to keep it simple as first, and keep the bottom open to air as much as possible. Very frequent changes.
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Slather on the Butt Paste and change diapers frequently.
Keep his little butt clean and dry and open to air as much as possible. Oh yeah–Some Butt Paste always helps too!!
To help with really bad diaper rash, I use lots of applications of Butt Paste andt try to keep a diaper off of my baby as much as possible. If this still dosent do the trick, I get a precscription strengh paste written by his doctor to help.
I use cooled rosemary tea and dab it on the little bottom. And play out side bare bummed if weather allows.