Customer Reviews

Burt's Bees Baby Bee Diaper Ointment, 3 Ounce

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I was a big believer in Boudreaux's Butt Paste until my young son developed a diaper rash. A friend recommended Burt's Bees and swore it is a miracle cure for diaper rash. I had my doubts, but she was absolutely right. My baby has never once had even a hint of rash since beginning use of this product. Better still, the ointment is very thick (though easily spreadable) and it stays on baby's butt (does not absorb away into the diaper like Boudreaux's). It lasts longer and is exactly the same price as competing brands (about 9 dollars for a 3 oz. tube).
This ointment is all natural and has something of a lemony scent that is not unpleasant. It works wonders and I would say it is one of those products that new moms should simply not be without. It is worth its weight in gold and keeps your baby's bottom looking as it should: healthy.

We love this product! We tried several rash ointments over a 3 week period and seen our sons pediatrician 3 times, and were still unable to get rid of our sons blistered, bleeding diaper rash. I had never heard of Burt's Bee's Diaper Ointment before, but was willing to try anything in hopes of taking our sons pain away! We put Burt's Bee's Diaper Ointment on him and less than 3 hours later it was already clearing up. The next morning it was completely gone!!! We recommend this to anyone who has a baby suffering from a diaper rash, even a diaper rash that will not clear up with anything else!

Burt's Bees Diaper Ointment is wonderful!! We have tried Desitin, Balmex, and Bordeaux's Butt Paste, and we prefer Burt's Bees to all of them. When we first tried it, our daughter's bottom was red and irritated because we had run out of our other ointment. As soon as the Burt's Bees touched her irritated area, she stopped crying. She has never had any kind of irritation for as long as we have used it (over 6 months). Burt's Bees has a great, thick consistency that does not come off as soon as you put the diaper on. It stays on through the night, so baby awakens with nothing a smooth, happy bottom. We love the fresh smell--minty, for lack of a better word. We ran out of it recently and tried Butt Paste only to find our daughter with a red bottom in the morning. Should have stuck with the best! So what if Burt's Bees costs a dollar or two more than the other ointments? It is worth it, worth it, worth it!

I was looking for the info and finally got the answer. This diaper ointmnet has 40% zinc oxide inside, which helps a lot to hel diaper rashes.

Burt's Bees Baby Bee Diaper Ointment - 2oz

I love this product. I (like many others), had tried just about every over the counter and/or prescription diaper cream on the market for my son's very sensitive and tender skin. I had tried Aveeno diaper rash cream, and it burned/broke his skin down within two hours. He had large open areas on his bottom within two hours of putting on the supposed sensitive skin cream, and was in so much pain from the rash that he was miserable (and so was I). I used the Burt's Bees ointment, and within 24 hours, his skin was healing nicely. This is the only cream, out of the dozen or so that we tried, that will cure his diaper rash. It has a very nice scent as well. I like that it is easy to put on and spreads nicely, and is just as easy to wash off. I buy this stuff by the six pack now, just so we have it on hand for home, in his diaper bag, and for daycare. It's a good value for the money, because it does last for a while. But, the most impressive thing about it is that it does what it's supposed to do, and it does it very well.

I agree that this is a very effective product which also smells great! It lasts forever because you don't have to use it day after day to see the benefits. Therefore, it is worth the price. I have to say, though, that because it smells so good, I find myself using it even when baby's skin is just fine. I haven't had any problems.

If you are cloth diapering, remember not to use this in direct contact with micro-fleece of products like FuzziBunz as it does stay in the cloth.

Burts Bees Diaper Ointment is by far the best we've tried. It beats: Dr. Smiths, Angel Baby Bottom Balm, A&D zinc oxide diaper rash cream, A&D ointment, Baby Butt Cream. Why? First and foremost it actually works to heal diaper rash. We see improvement the same day and normal skin in 1-3 days. Second, it actually smells good.

Angel Baby Bottom Balm also smells good and appears to soothe, but it's not as effective at reducing the rash.

This is a great diaper cream. We've been using it on our 5 week old, and so far no diaper rash. I recall there being a few reviews lamenting that it was hard to wipe the cream off the bum - the goal, according to our doctor, is to just wipe off the poop, and you can leave any residual cream, because the zinc oxide creates a nice barrier between the poop and your baby's bum. My only complaint would be that its hard to get out of the bottle towards the end, and why is the largest size 3 oz? We go through a bottle a week (8 -12 diaper changes per day will do that!)

Everyone told me to buy Butt paste, but I received this as a shower gift and absolutely love it. The butt paste I recd. has barely been used. I love the smell, even though you are changing a poopy stinky diaper. It works wonderfully and I don't have to worry about a bunch of random ingredients I cannot pronounce. It helps his diaper rash immediately, great product.

My pediatrician recommended Burt's Bees to help with my baby's diaper rash. We tried a lot of other creams, but nothing helped. Since the diaper rash was caused by a yeast infection, we mixed Burt's Bees with Clotrimazol. This helped right away. The Burt's Bees ointment is thick and forms a protective layer of ointment on my baby's butt; all the other creams get absorbed into the diaper. We continue using this product and are very happy with it. My baby has not developed a new rash so far!