Favorite natural rash cream?

[OTMomma]

I have almost run out of the natural diaper rash creams I ordered when ds was born, and want to know- what is your favorite natural diaper rash cream? I am looking for something not petrolium/vasoline based.

Thanks!

[Lola'smommy]

Northern Essence diaper salve. I use the one that's tea tree oil and lavender oil free. I love, love, LOVE it!!!

[Mrs.Oz]

Originally Posted by Lola'smommy

Northern Essence diaper salve. I use the one that's tea tree oil and lavender oil free. I love, love, LOVE it!!!

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Although the owner makes her products by demand, so order in advance of when you need it. Takes about 5-7 days from the day you order for it to be shipped, then shipping time.

[OTMomma]

Oh cool- and she does a wool wash bar- perfect!
Thanks!

[bbrandonsmom]

Breast milk Seriously. Both my boys are allergic to disposables and before I got my cds for ds1 he had a horrible rash that nothing would work on. I read about trying exbm and it worked. Any time they have any type of odd rash I put some on. But I do have Burts Bees and that works too.

[Michigan Mama]

I use Weleda, Burts Bees and Angel Baby Bottom Balm...all work well for us, though if you are cloth diapering, I would use a fleece liner or some kind of barrier for the first 2 just to be safe.

[brietta]

Originally Posted by Lola'smommy

Northern Essence diaper salve. I use the one that's tea tree oil and lavender oil free. I love, love, LOVE it!!!

Do you need to use any liner with this salve, or is it safe for diapers (even pockets)?

[Mom2Connor_Allie]

Northern Essence is great and can be used without a liner.

[belchers1]

I've come to love Earth Momma Angel Baby.

[kirstenb]

Angel Baby Bottom Balm (DS can get pretty bad rashes too- this always works well).

[michelle123]

I really like Bum Magic on DD-it always clears up anything she has in a diaper change or two. Natural Baby Co's Magic stick is also good. A lot of people like Northern Essence, I've just never gotten around to trying it.

[trips222]

Two parts olive oil to one part tea tree oil. Apply with cloth or cotton balls as needed. Has cleared up anything we have had so far and quickly. We just keep a little container with it mixed up for any times we see something starting.

[belchers1]

Originally Posted by trips222

Two parts olive oil to one part tree tea oil. Apply with cloth or cotton balls if need be. Has cleared up anything we have had so far and quickly. We just keep a little container with it mixed up for any times we see something starting.

Interesting. I'm taking note.