I am in love with this diaper cream. We also use the Boudreaux's Max strength cream, but find this preferable for daily use. It almost has a vaseline consistency/ a little goes a long way. I found Destin and A&D too runny compared with the Boudreaux's brand. And I love that they make it in a tub form- since you will be using this stuff for years!

It's so much easier to have spray on rash preventor! You can spread it more evenly, use less, and not leave a mess. Unfortunately if you have a pressure sore or any other injury, and this gets on it, it seriously burns. So cover the sore with a bandage and wipe off the excess so it doesn't drip into the injury.

Diaper rash has got to be miserably uncomfortable for babies. It's literally an itch they can't scratch! Boudreaux's Butt Paste works great to treat diaper rash and to prevent new rashes. Use it with every diaper change until the rash is gone, and at the first sign of any redness down there. Changing diapers more often of course helps, but sometimes even that doesn't work. This paste always works! Don't make your baby suffer!

A friend recommended this product to me after I had registered for Destin as it is less irritating and has more natural ingredients. With him being a tenured parent I took his advise and am glad I did! The smell is pleasant, and it helps a lot when my little one gets rashy. I would even use it on myself if I had any chafing! I love that it comes in the big tub, that makes for easier access while changing a diaper, and my Babybum brush works great with the tub. My son is only 7vweeks, and even with pretty regular use I've barely made a dent in the tub, I expect that it will last quite some time. I plan on giving the same advise that I received to my parent and soon to be parent friends!

2oz is the perfect size for my diaper bag. We buy the bigger 4 oz tubes locally but needed travel size. We have only gone through two large tubes so far and my baby is almost 7 months. She would get baddddd diaper rash as a newborn. We used Destin (every color you can imagine) and Aquaphor with every diaper change but it didn't work.

I was at CVS desperately reading ingredients on different products. This Butt Paste (red kind) had the most active ingredient (40% zinc oxide)! It also had the least number of total ingredients. It was by luck that I found it. It was the last one on the very lowest shelf. This is all we use ever since.

If baby is a little red, we apply to her butt and bits and she isnt red the next diaper change. Most of it wipes into the diaper as she wears it, but a tiny bit gets caught in the folds. It easily wipes the next diaper change and I never reapply.

Don't get it on clothes or sheets. Just put a little bit on your finger, apply, and wipe your finger clean on the inside of the diaper. No need for butt spatulas.

From left to right, I have the 2 oz cardboard box, the 2 oz bottle, and the 4 oz bottle. That's a measuring tape in inches to help you compare sizes.

Let me know if I left anything out.