Diaper rashes can be very unpredictable. There is nothing like trying to comfort your baby when they have a diaper rash. If only we could take the pain, itchiness, and sores away. Sometimes they go away fast. Other times, it can more than just a few days. As a mom, I tried my best to prevent them, but the rashes happened anyway. The first thing I did when they happened was go to my diaper caddy to pull out the best diaper rash cream I have ever used – Boudreaux’s Butt Paste.

Boudreaux’s Butt Paste

This pediatrician recommended diaper rash ointment has been a lifesaver in our home. It is easy to use. The ingredients in Boudreaux’s Butt Paste are Zinc Oxide 40%, Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil, Mineral Oil, Paraffin, Myroxylon Balsamum (Balsam Tolu) Resin, and Petroleum.

Boudreaux's Butt Paste

Key Features:

Twice the rash-kicking ingredient of Original and no harsh ingredients.
Starts relieving on contact.
Visibly improves diaper rash in as little as 3 hours
Provides thickest barrier of protection against diaper rash* (*Based on viscosity measurements of Boudreaux’s Original Butt Paste versus leading zinc oxide diaper rash cream and ointment brands.)
FREE FROM: dyes, preservatives, parabens and talc
Maximum strength treatment (40% zinc oxide) and protection
Pediatrician-recommended

Preventing Diaper Rash

Make sure your baby’s bottom area is clean.
Keep your baby’s bottom dry as often as possible.
Sometimes wipes leave excess moisture, so make sure your baby’s bottom is dry before fastening the diaper on. Air drying is best.
Use any Boudreaux’s Butt Paste® ointment to seal out moisture and help keep baby’s butt dry and free from rash.
Know the difference between a diaper rash vs. a yeast infection vs. another type of infection. Sometimes a diaper rash can turn into a yeast infection. This happened with my daughter and we did not know what to do until we took her to the doctor.
Try not to wait until things get to bad like I did. Ask your doctor or pediatrician questions if you get concerned that the diaper rash is not clearing up after 7 days.