Era OrganicsBaby Diaper Rash Balm - USDA Certified Soothing Diaper Rash Treatment for Sensitive Skin Care. Natural Ointment to Nourish and Protect from Infection, Chafing and Irritation

This diaper balm is the best I’ve tried so far and I’ve tried many! It helps soothe sensitive skin and prevents. Plus it’s natural ingredients!

My 15 mo old has a terrible diaper rash. This is his first diaper rash & I've tried other creams and ointments that did not work. In fact, some of those ointments burn & sting sensitive skin that is irritated. I avoid baby powder & cornstarch because they promote bacterial growth which can cause infection. Powders with zinc oxide contain talc or cornstarch and I don't want that. A&D burns irritated skin. Online searches of how to treat diaper rash say to apply creams only to the healthy skin around the rash & not directly on the rash itself- how confusing is that!? Creams are supposed to treat & heal the rash, what good does it do on healthy skin?After changing my sons diaper when he had a bout of bad diarrhea I saw his little butt tomato red & knew that it was time to try something else other than the regular diaper rash creams. I came across this one while doing a search for anything that might offer my son relief.I had to overnight this cream. It was the best decision I made.All natural ingredients. Beeswax that creates a protective barrier. Fragrance free because my son has eczema & fragrance causes more irritation. No zinc oxide that can cause irritation or even burn. Safe to apply directly to the rash, instead of around the effected area only to healthy skin.Immediately I applied this to my sons rash right after his bath. It has a creamy consistency and no scent at all. Not greasy. I have a cut and applied some on it first to test and see if this cream burns-no burning at all. In fact the cream has a soothing sensation, not a tingle, doesn't sting but feels soothing. I put it on my son with every diaper change and so far his rash is not tomato red anymore, it is barely starting to clear up after one night and day of use.I've started giving my son colloidal oatmeal baths-blend regular oatmeal in a blender till it is a smooth powder, then add a cup to bath water for a soothing, moisturizing bath. The oatmeal helps to calm irritation from rashes, eczema and many other skin ailments. Following up with this cream after a bath, my sons rash is healing slowly-but he had a really bad rash.I'd recommend this cream to other mothers who are battling diaper rashes too & also to prevent them in babies that are starting solids, or toddlers that are weaning off formula to milk and solids. Changes in foods, food allergies, teething can cause diarrhea and that in my case has led to diaper rash with my son.

Quite literally the BEST diaper rash cream I’ve ever used. I have 2 kids and went through a plethora of creams/ ointments with my first. But none have compared to this one. It heals any rashes/ chafes overnight. And it doesn’t have that weird, medical smell most creams do. It’s a little on the pricey side for its size, but it only takes a fingertip full of product to do the trick. Definitely recommend!!

Baby girl has not had one rash since I brought her home but I think it has to do with me applying this religiously after every diaper change! I take this with my everywhere.

Really like how well it hydrates skin and keep skin soft