Organic Diaper Cream by Motherlove - 1oz Soothing Balm for Diaper Area

Britt: My baby had a really bad rash and I was putting zinc creams, nystatin, and another product and it wouldn’t work. I bought this stuff and came in Saturday and it’s now Monday and my babies rash is completely gone!! Love this stuff

United States on Aug 07, 2023

Clare Conway: My redheaded baby has super senentive skin all over and I love this diaper rash ointment! The oils moisturize my baby's skin while keeping her diaper rash free. At night, I use this along the sides of the diaper area where her chunky thighs start and at the top of her booty crack. Those areas get super dry if I use regular diaper wash cream. Then, I use the Burts Bees diaper rash cream on her front and between her cheeks. She's a heavy wetter at night who sleeps on her tummy, so I need a zinc cream at night. Still, the zinc is too drying in some areas, so this was a great option!

I'll also use this during the day if she has an active diaper rash and apply it in the morning after her first diaper change if she doesn't because I feel like it's soothing and there's no added fragrance or any scent, really, so it's very gentle.

I used Mother Love's nipple balm while I was breastfeeding, so I really trust their products and have tested them on myself.

P.s. this and the Alba Un-petroluem jelly are better than Aquaphor for my little one.

United States on Aug 01, 2023

Sharon: This cream is the bomb.com! A bit pricey but definitely worth it! This soothes the pain quickly! My son has a ton of teeth and his teeth hurt! This is the only nipple cream that brings quick relief and healing.

United States on Aug 01, 2023

Amazon Customer: We cloth diaper so finding something that a) works and b) is cloth diaper safe is a MUST. We started using this after being introduced to Mother Love's Nipple Cream.

As a first time mom, I was really worried about ALL THE THINGS including thrush. When I found this used to be marketed to treat AND PREVENT thrush and had good ratings for treating diaper rash and was cloth safe, I decided to try it.

It's been 4 yrs and two babies and we are a dedicated Motherlove Diaper Balm family! I have even switched to using this in place of the Nipple Cream bc I found it works BETTER and FASTER.

A little goes a long way and is definitely worth the money. We even use it on other scraps and scratches in place of antibiotic ointment and have been nothing but pleased with the results! Highly recommend!!

United States on Jul 16, 2023

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France on Jan 29, 2022

Amazon Customer: Bought this after the cream that the doctor prescribed didnt clear up my daughters thrush.
It didnt work as fast as other reviews have said, and there is cheaper products out there with almost the exact same ingredients. Her rash does look better, after around 10 days although still not completely gone.
Im not sure i would buy again considering the price. But nice product and it did help.

United Kingdom on Jan 07, 2020

Mrs.L: baby seems fine with it. smells a bit herbally and does feel oily on the skin but it works with reusable nappies( cloth as well) downside is the price. If i buy these in bulk from overseas and have them delivered i can get about 2 to 3 of these for the price of one here.. but to do that I would have needed to buy 6. hence i bought it from here to try it out.

United Kingdom on May 08, 2018

Kvasir119: I am a guy and have seen the magic happen from this jar of amazingness, due to our now 2.5 year old. This is just from the experiences of our family.

When our kid was a baby, he had such sensitive skin. Had to use sensitive skin wipes. For some reason anything other would cause a rash, so, that was step 1 of no rashes. Then, the battle of the remaining mystery of what was causing repeated rashes after pooping. I noticed he'd get a poop rash, and daycare would then put on even more of their zinc oxide (desitin) based ointment. The worse the rash, the more they'd slather on. I noticed the pattern turn into a horrific cycle. So, I was like, hmmmm, on his next rash I put on just a little desitin and BAMMMM, he still cried when I applied it to his skin and he got a rash where I applied the desitin. Then I tried drying his butt with toilet paper after cleaning him off so he'd be dry, and BAMMM another rash where the desitin was. So, we tried some other ointments and I learned that he just broke out each time with any zinc oxide based product (even if they claimed to be with natural ingredients with beeswax... because I thought the zinc was helpful, so I tried one with beeswax...

United States on Oct 17, 2017

Ana-V: My 9 months old baby girl had a really bad nappy rash for couple months and all other creams I've tried could not clear it. Even the ones which were prescribed by doctor couldn't help.
Motherlove cream cleared it in less than a week. I like that it is made from natural ingredients so I can use it without fear that it may cause irritation on a delicate baby's skin.
The only downside is it's price. You would need to apply it with nearly every nappy change to keep baby's skin clear of rash and even with applying a very small amount of the cream the full jar will last for about a month. But it worth the money as it's really helps.

United Kingdom on Aug 12, 2016

Bino: I was almost put off by the price but I was desperate Enough to give it a try.

I needed to find something for my sore nipples as I am still breastfeeding an 18mth old, 8 months longer than my other two. I don't have thrush but I do believe I have ringworm, which is basically a form of skin fungus. I needed something safe for her to ingest as its not convenient to always wipe before a feed And I didn't want to risk using canesten right now.

It hasn't actually cleared it all up....I think I need something stronger however, it has calmed it down quite a bit. Before using this I was prone to scratching my breasts until I drew blood. Now it is settled.

I have not needed to use it on a nappy rash so can't comment on that.

I have used it for all sorts of other ouchies, chapped cheeks from windy days and sore noses from colds and it has been brilliant. I also startes to use it all over my breast as a moisturizer as I stopped using cream on my breast due to breastfeeding. Suffice it to say I went through the little pot within a couple of weeks and I was using it as sparingly as possible.

At almost £13 a 30g pot, it is eye watering.

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United Kingdom on May 12, 2015