Aveeno Baby Diaper Rash Cream, Fragrance Free, 3.7-Ounce Tubes (Pack of 3)

This stuff is AWESOME. As a cloth-diapering mom, it is the ONLY diaper rash ointment I will use. With cloth diapers, all other diaper rash products containing zinc oxide also contain cod liver oil. Once cod liver oil gets into cloth diapers, it is a LOT of time and labor to get the fish smell out.

The zinc oxide in this product is not derived from cod liver oil and therefore leaves no residue and no odor in our diapers. I love the fact that I can pronounce all the ingredients and that there are no chemicals leaching into my daughter's skin. She doesn't get diaper rash often, but when she does it's terrible. This stuff clears it right up, while Desitin, A&D and even Boudreaux's Butt Paste never did.

I immediately stopped using this product when I learned the inactive ingredients included paraben. Parabens display estrogenic activity and are potentially cancer-causing. To be safe, I've switched my baby to Weleda diaper cream. I love the calendula, and it's organic.

I've been using the Aveeno Baby Diaper Rash Cream for several months now, and I love it! With my first baby I used the Burt's Bees Diaper Cream which I really liked. But at 9 bucks a pop it's kindof pricey. Anyhow, when I had my son I received the Aveeno cream as part of a gift and I fell in love with it! It's really smooth and creamy, thick, but spreads very easily. Almost like silk! It also works really well. I apply the cream with most diaper changes and my son never gets a diaper rash. Plus at $5.99 per tube, it's much more affordable than the Burt's Bees (and I actually like the Aveeno much better). The 3 pack from Amazon at just over $12 is a great price! I definitely recommend this product.