This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Boudreaux’s Butt Paste. All opinions are 100% mine.
After 2 boys in diapers, you may be surprised, but I never tried Boudreaux’s Butt Paste. My boys have such sensitive skin that I just stuck with what worked- until now. I’ve had the chance to try Boudreaux’s Butt Paste on my youngest for the past week, and I am a new fan.
One thing that I liked was that Boudreaux’s Butt Paste goes on smooth like a cream (not a paste). This means that it isn’t as messy and it can easily be removed. I was also happy to see that they also have a new All Natural Boudreaux’s Butt Paste, which goes on even smoother (yes, I was surprised!) and is quickly absorbed.
But my far, my favorite product, for the convenience factor is the Boudreaux’s Rash Protector Spray. This handy bottle is perfect for diaper bags since the easy spray allows you to apply diaper rash protection on your little one, without getting your hands all messy.
As I mentioned, my boys have sensitive skin, so I don’t want to use just any product. But I was happy to learn that Boudreaux’s Butt Paste was formulated by a pharmacist with help from a respected pediatrician and it is pediatrician recommended. My (almost) 2 year old did not experience any diaper rash this past week and I have to thank the Butt Paste for that.
Not only do I recommend this product, but I will definitely buy it again (and I think the spray would make a great Baby Shower gift, too). If you haven’t tried it, I think you’ll enjoy it.
Want to try it for yourself? Request a FREE sample of Boudreaux’s Butt Paste.
Plus, Boudreaux’s Butt Paste is offering a contest to win a 1 year supply of Boudreaux’s Butt Paste AND a gift card to Babies R Us ($150 value!) to a 1 lucky reader among 5 blogs.
To enter, leave a comment on this post, letting me know what your favorite way to fight diaper rash is by April 30,2010. You can earn a 2nd entry by tweeting about this contest (use #buttpaste).
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Melissa, a mom of 2 boys in Arizona, understands the importance of watching a family budget. After leaving the business world, she dedicated herself to working at home and pursued her passion of helping people.
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I fight diaper rash by avoiding foods that give baby trouble, especially acidic foods.
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We avoid diaper rash by using BUTT PASTE!! Honestly – we love, love, love it!! Used it with both of our girls and only when they have a very severe rash do we switch to something like A+D w/ Zinc – just to change things up
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Thankfully my little girl has only had a mild case of diaper rash and a little bit of Vaseline helped sooth her bottom.
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I try make sure my baby gets changed frequently and wiped well…. but if he does get rash, I use desitin or butt paste!
My kids usually don’t get rashes, but when they do, it’s bad! Then I change their diapers much more often and put a layer of A&D on. I’m interested in trying the spray! It sounds really convenient!
I use diaper cream each time I change my baby girl’s diaper.
I watch what the kids eat and check their diapers regularly, then I put a damp warm washcloth over it to ease their pain, then use a diaper rash cream~
My favorite way to fight diaper rash is naked time!! I try to give her at least a few minutes of diaper freedom between each change and after baths. It isn’t always possible, but as long as we are at home I let her have some “nature girl” time.
We try to dry baby off with a flannel wipe before rediapering… a friend helped us realize that we couldn’t put him in moist.
We were not in the best of financial situations when my son was born and a nurse at the hospital recommended patroleum jelly. It took a little more effort to clean up, but it was good for his skin and worked like a charm. I have never tried this product before and I would love to win!
I have had great luck using Target brand diaper cream but would be happy to try this brand!
Lots of Butt Paste!
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I have triplet girls in diapers and believe me I go through a lot of rash cream and I found the best solution for this painful problem is to change them right after they have natures call. I know I go through a lot of diapers in fact it is about 600/month! But I love my little angels and…well heck they wont be in diapers forever
We’ve tried everything and honestly Butt Paste has been the BEST!!
I have found the best way to avoid a rash is to make sure to change the diaper right after the poop. Of course, my daughter doesn’t always let me know right away, so if there is a rash, I have used the ointment by Mom to Mom.
I use Butt Paste (of course) and something called Triple Paste. They both knock out diaper rash within a day.
My baby daughter’s favorite way to fight diaper rash is to go sans diaper! My favorite way is to use Butt Paste!
I avoid diaper rash by changing my sons diaper frequently and using butt paste! =)
I always just put a little baby oil on a cotton ball and dap the area with it!!! It always seemed to work great!!!
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I’ve been using California Baby’s Calming Diaper Rash cream. But I’ve been wanting to try Boudreaux’s for awhile.
Use Boudreaux’s butt paste of course!
I have always used Desitin for my grandsons. I would like to try the butt paste to see how it compares
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my poor grandson is currently in the middle of a bad diaper rash… apparently the antibiotics given to him during his frequent ear infections make him to go to the bathroom more frequently. In addition to using a soothing cream, (RX by the dr.) I’ve told my son and his girlfriend that poor baby needs to be changed more often! When my kids were little if they were sick I made sure to change them as soon as they went to the bathroom, so they would stay dry which is a big factor in not getting diaper rash.
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If I dont have time, I use wipes and then pat dry with a washcloth to minimize the moisture from the wipes. Or if I have time and its an especiallymessy diaper Ill wipe excess off and rinse him in the tub and then dry, so there is no residue from wipes on him.
Other than that just use diaper cream.
I do have a tub of Butt Paste and it seems like it would last forever if your child doesnt get diaper rashes that often.
We used to be able to switch between the cheap creams and vaseline but then had a baby (#5!) and haven’t been able to beat the rash. Heading to the store for some butt paste after I finish posting this… it would be awesome to be able to get s year’s supply if it really works like everyone claims it does!
I never let my daughters sit in a wet or dirty diaper and I ALWAYS applied a thin layer of A&D ointment.
I have a 2 year old with such a sensitive heinie… he would scream and cry begging “no, no, pleeeeease!” Someone finally gave me their tube of Butt Paste and he has not had problems since. He is my 7th child, I wish I had know about this magic potion for my others.
I love this stuff. It works great on my daughter’s bottom.
I do not know how I will fight diaper rash. I am pregnant with my first child and hopefully will win this cream so I wont have to worry about any other method of fighting it!
Honestly, I am NOT good at all on changing super frequently when my daughter has diaper rash….(bad mommy) I know I should! I usually put her in the bath tub with baking soda when she’s really uncomfortable.
Slathering on the creams help, but the key is to make sure to get the area dry (as a lot of people have also said). My pediatrician also said that hydro cortisone creams work to dry it up.
My baby has only had mild diaper rash issues. Not sure if it is related to the Butt Paste use, or I’m just lucky. Also letting him run naked in the summer time helps too, I think.
We applied diaper cream every night before bed whether broke out or not. We didn’t have a rash until after a 18 months old and that’s when we stopped doing it as a preventive measure. Now I know it sounds gross but that spray butter is AMAZING!
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I fight diaper rash by changing the kiddos frequently!
My 10 month old daughter Isabella recently had 2 bad bouts of diaper rash(she inherited her mother’s ultra sensitive skin), i got them healed up quickly with the following recipe for success(I’m an RN and i used similar principles here to what we do in the hospital for incontinent elderly patients):
* After each bowel movement, i would give her little bottom a quick rinse with warm water and a soothing baby wash (Aveeno coloidal oatmeal or Boudreaux’s butt wash) and pat dry with soft towel (no rubbing because friction will irritate it more) . Then i would do a layering process with a couple products to form a barrier against moisture and promote quicker healing:
*Apply a thin layer of Neosporin pain relief cream, externally over the really red/irritated areas and to help it stay put i cover it with a moderate layer of natural baby powder, then top it all off with the fabulous Boudreaux’s butt paste and put on a fresh diaper. Soon she had a smooth, soft, happy baby bottom again!
Ever since I had my son I have use Boudreaux’s Butt Paste this stuff is the best on the market! I have also used clean unused cooking lard when I’m out of Boudreaux’s and it seems to work great too!
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We avoid diaper rashes by using Butt Paste!!! My sister used is on my nephew and she said its the best thing ever!!! So I started using it on my 2nd son and I won’t use anything else!!! And now I even have the mother of the children I watch using!!! I recomend it to every new mother I know!!! It is awesome!!!
I’m actually a big fan of buttpaste. it smells good and isn’t greasy.
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I’m actually a big fan of buttpaste. it smells good and isn’t greasy. really gets rid of rashes.
We avoid diaper rash by having naked baby time before bed – to make sure he’s *really* dry before getting that bedtime diaper. He gets cream before going down for the night, too.
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