Boudreaux’s Butt Paste Diaper Rash Cream for Baby, Ointment With Natural* Aloe & Zinc Oxide, 4 oz Tube

We have been using this for a while it’s my go to and so much affordable than other clean brands my baby’s skin responds well to it . I recently found out this has been discontinued so sad to hear : ( . Wish I knew sooner I would have stocked up on it . Now we are going to be giving pippette rash cream a try .

My favorite cream. Great for cloth diapers. Leave a stain but fades out in the sun.

I’ve seriously been a habitual user of the purple and white Desitin. But my son has been having extremely redness in his region that I could not get to go away it just would stay irritated. One night using the stuff and we woke up this morning and all redness is completely gone. It is thick like Desitin it stays on it’s smooth and the minute I touch his skin with it he doesn’t act like it bothers him which when I would put the Desitin on it did. I’m telling you the all natural ingredients I think along with the zinc and the aloe is what sold it for me I don’t see too many on the market that have aloe and I really think the aloe is what soothes his skin. My opinion, don’t hesitate to buy this it is not watery it is thick it doesn’t have a strong smell which is nice and I don’t think I’ll ever go back. Also let it be known that I am not a fan of the other butt creams in this brand that they have out the red one or the yellow but this green with the aloe is everything!

Very happy to find this diaper cream and it is such a reasonable price for the size of the tube. My 1yr old had some pretty bad diaper rash that wasnt going away with other creams. After 1 day of using this cream the rash is finally gone. The tube says to apply liberally but I found that a little bit actually goes a long way. I love that it is free from dyes, talc, parabens, preservatives, and petrolatum and it rates excellent on Yuka. The expiration date of the tube I received is May of 2027 so it will definitely get used up before then.

I love this stuff. My baby is a bit of an overachiever with his poops and developed a nasty diaper rash before he was a month old that required a prescription, Aquaphor and a switch to disposables to heal up. While Aquaphor is magical, it's not good for cloth diapers and I didn't want to admit defeat in cloth diapering over one rash. Having tried CJ's Butter and Burt's Bees Multipurpose Ointment with little success, I decided this was worth a shot to keep future rashes at bay. This really works! I use this daily and alternate with Burt's Bees at changings to keep him moisturized and he hasn't gotten more than a quickly conquered, mild rash since. The consistency is similar to sunscreen and it washes off fairly easily with soap and water (important for cloth diapers!). The smell's not bad which isn't particularly important to me but it's nice that it's not an obnoxious odor. If you're cloth diapering a baby prone to rashes, I'd highly recommend giving this a shot. I think the only cons to this product are the staining (zinc oxide is messy, fair warning) and the fact that it seems to dry out his tush a little (hence, the alternating). I'm very pleased with this product right now but I'll try to update if anything changes!

This is good, but it’s not as good as the red one.

Purchased this prophylactically for my breastfed baby. Our girl ended up getting a raw, red behind and this cleared that up within a day or so! The aloe was definitely a relieving factor for her (so I think).

Butt paste is the best!!! hands down! Goes on easily, but not greasy. Does the trick!

Smells bad, sticks to fingers. Use spatula

Boudreaux's is the only brand we use so far. The regular format works so well but not this natural one.

Works great but we found it just a little too sticky - it's hard to wash it off even with soap at bathtime. We shifted to a different product that provides just as good protection but is a little less sticky and therefore can be cleaned off easier.