Seventh Generation Baby Diaper Cream with Soothing Coconut Care, 4 oz (2 count)

As a day to day cream, this product is nice; it has excellent staying power. Between diaper changes (usually about four hours), it is easy to see where the product was applied. I like it better than  Boudreaux's Butt Paste Diaper Rash Ointment Natural -- 4 oz (Quantity of 3) , Calmoseptine Ointment Tube 4 Oz (3 Pack) , PINXAV DIAPER RASH CREAM 16 OZ , and  Desitin Rapid Relief Diaper Rash Cream for Babies, 16 oz.  for the staying power component. The product doesn't have much smell and does a good job preventing and addressing minor diaper rash issues.It is hard to squeeze out of the tube. It comes out in one giant, thick line that must be spread (get one of these for that purpose:  BabyBum Diaper Cream Brush (Blue) ). With a wriggling alligator baby who is ten months, the process of spreading can be difficult. I would prefer that the product be sold in tubs like Desitin; it can be very difficult to extract the last quarter component of the tube - again because of how thick the product is and because of how tubes tend to be. The top of the tube is too wide for a  Simon Stelz Toothpaste Tube Squeezer Dispenser- 4 Pack  (but get those for your skinnier tubes). I end up cutting off the top of the tube and using the above noted diaper brush to extract the remaining cream, which can cover quite a few diaper changes. Unfortunately, this chopping action happens more frequently than I would like because the tubes are pretty small at 4 oz. I wish they'd double the size (and start sell it in tubs).Overall, I like this product and think it is a good option for kids who need cream applied daily or frequently.

Each of my three children have responded best to different diaper creams. This one works best for my current baby. I love that it’s made with coconut oil and better ingredients than traditional diaper cream. Target stopped selling it and amazon is the only place I can find it. That’s fine with me though, with prime shipping it saves a trip to the store! This cream is very effective and also very gentle. When it starts getting empty it can be hard to get it out and you really have to squeeze the bottom of the tube and force it out. It’s thicker than Desitin or Bordeaux’s Butt Paste. Also if you have it in your diaper bag and you’re in the heat for a while, the cream can separate a little from the oil and when you turn it upside down and squeeze you may get some oily liquid to run out first. None of this bothers me though because it works really well!

With having four children in 10 years, I’ve used a lot of diaper creams and have sampled all the natural kinds. This might be my favorite one of all! Nothing was getting rid of my baby’s rash and every diaper change was a struggle because he was sore. Even good old fashioned coconut oil and lavender wasn’t providing long term relief. I decided to try this and couldn’t believe how easily it spread and yet how thick it was to provide a long lasting barrier. Since using this product, my child’s diaper rash has been completely gone. Thank goodness for amazon because I haven’t been able to find it in target or anywhere else.

We love this for our LOs bum. No harsh chemicals or any crap for that matter. It’s rated a 0 on the EWG scale. I’ve tried a million diaper rash creams including desitin (which works but has horrible ingredients) and this works just as well without all the harmful chemicals for your little one. Our skin absorbs the most, why have your babe exposed to things at such a young age. Just my opinion. Expensive but a little goes a long way!

I’m very picky about baby products and only like to use the cleanest and organic products and am Behr happy with this one. A different brand I used with my first kid was discontinued which is a bummer but this was a great replacement. My babies have very sensitive skin and this doesn’t irritate them at all and the coconut in it is very good for their skin. Spreads easily as well.

This is hands down the best diaper cream I have ever used. This is my fourth baby and I wish I had found this earlier. Seriously look no further this is the one you want. It's super thick and you don't need much (unless baby has a bad rash) and it is always still there when it's time for the next diaper change. Which is what a pediatric dermatologist said you want from your cream. You don't want a cream that disappears by the time you change them again.My daughter had bad poop from being on antibiotics and this cleared her raw skin up fast. Also great for daily use.

It gets the job done. It seems to get rid of rashes and skin irritations pretty quickly. It also keeps the baby’s skin dry, but even when using a dime size amount it makes the skin look very white. I also think it works best when the area is cleaned then I apply lotion before applying this or it makes the skin a little too dry and can also cause irritation.

Used this for about 2 weeks, it works well with protecting my son from Diaper rashes. I like the natural products and particularly coconut oil which I use for my son's hair and body.