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Butt Paste. I think the name is very specific as to what this product is all about. Boudreaux’s Butt Paste is used to treat and prevent diaper rash and protect chafed skin due to diaper rash. Since it can also be used to help seal out wetness, it makes it perfect to treat other ailments as well!
Boudreaux’s Butt Paste goes on easily and goes on more like a cream than a paste. It can also be removed easily. With some ointments, they are so thick, you can never get it completely off or they are too thin, which makes their protection non-existent.
I’ve read many good things about Boudreaux’s Butt Paste in the past in magazine and on other blogs! Plus, people just can’t resist the matter of fact name of this product. While, my baby is now almost four, she still has a very sensitive bottom area. I will be using Boudreaux’s Butt Paste on her next irritation.
Boudreaux’s Butt Paste was specifically formulated by a pharmacist in the late 1970s with direction from a respected pediatrician to provide an effective diaper rash treatment. Not only can you use it for the butt area but it can provide relief for other skin irritations such as minor burns and insect bites.
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My son is 7 months old and hasn’t had a diaper rash ever! Thanks to Boudreaux Butt Paste! I absolutely love this product. It goes on so smooth…not at all like the pasty Desitin. I highly recommend Butt paste to everyone for their babies!!!
I just place a warm washcloth on my little one’s bottom to soothe and then apply the butt paste. However, if his rash is severe, I use a warm washcloth to soothe and then apply neosporin, followed by butt paste after the neosporin sets for a bit.
I never heard of this product until my friend’s little one came down with a bad diaper rash after she had the flu. She tried many options but nothing seemed to work. I was at Walmart hoping to find some other product to try. I bought But Paste, came home and then gave the baby a bath. After throughly drying the skin, I put the But Paste on and then used cornstarch over it. Everytime the baby had a bowel movement I would just give her a very short soak in the tub and repeat the process. It cleared up in 2 1/2 days. Thankful for your product.
My 10 month old daughter 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! :)
I ALWAYS use an ointment on my baby every night before bed and bathe her every other day. So far NO diaper rash.
keep the diapers dry! So many times if they are allowed to sit too long in urine soaked diapers or poop it irritates their bottoms. Sure, diapers are expensive but it is more important to have a clean, dry and happy baby.
I find the best thing is to let his butt air out a bit each day. But watch for accidents!
A & D worked pretty well, sometimes just Vaseline.
Butt paste is the best! I just change my daughter as soon as she has wet diaper and use a little Butt Paste to keep diaer rash away! Works great!
I clean the surgace with a gentle hypoallergenic baby wipe or warm washcloth and then apply a thick layer of cream. I sometimes even put some on the diaper itself.
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My secret is: quit feeding the kid yogurt! but when we do get diaper rash we use a combo of butt paste and desitin, alternating.
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I don’t know what my secret is – our baby arrives in May. I’ve always thought the Buttpaste looked interesting, though!
I always just used a little baby oil on a cotton ball and dap it on the area and that always seemed to work wonders!!!
My best way to cure diaper rash is to apply cream (usually Desitin, but would love to try the BUTTPASTE!) and then a nice dusting of Baby Powder. Works wonders to clear it up!
I am a registered nurse and mother of three boys; I have used ONLY boudreauxs on my boys Butts; It s amazing , it also works great when they get chafed between there legs , like after a long day at water park; I also do home health and I recommend it to my bedbound or incontinent patients to PREVENT rash , or breakdown : IT AMAZING STUFF , I keep it with me in my nursing bag and every bag I bring with my boys !
I usually use desitin.
I have used Boudreaux for 3 years now. I love it!
A lot of people I know like a & d ointment. I have heard that desitin is good, but am always willing to try something new.
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I use destin or A+D. They both work well for me but luckily I dont have problems with diaper rash with my daughter
DO not use disposable wipes (use a warm wash cloth) and use diaper cream everytime you change a diaper!!!
With my boys we always fought with diaper rashes. I used to try to let their bum air out, but that made for quite a few messes in my house. Now, when my daughter gets a rash I use a hair dryer on the cool setting or one of those battery powered handheld fans to help dry her rump. Not only does she love the breeze, but keeping her dry really helps clear up her rash plus I don’t have to worry about messes from her being out of a diaper. That and a coat of Butt Paste every diaper change helps keep her rash free!
My son’s diaper rash is usually the product of a food sensitivity, so I really need to protect his skin from the next time he fills his diaper. I use Aquaphor after his rear is nice and clean to provide a thick barrier that won’t rub off before he needs a new diaper. It even lasts overnight!
Whenever my son had a diaper rash it helped to stop using store-bought baby wipes. I would use a cloth wipe and either dip it in warm water or a wipe solution that I made at home. This definitely helped soothe my poor son’s bum and let the rash heal fast!
Always apply diaper cream….even if there is no rash!
this is the only stuff i used on my son and he never once had a diaper rash… he did have a yeast infection from some antibiotic he took, but with his super sensitive skin, I am amazed he never got one rash! I will use Boudreaux Butt Paste again when #2 comes along in august!
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Air time outside and Butt Paste have worked best for my kids!
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We don’t get diaper rashes to often, but when we do they are usually bad. :( I use lots of air time during the day and at night I put a layer of rash cream, then petroleum jelly, and then cornstarch and it keeps it well protected during the night and helps to heal.
I love Boudreaux’s Butt Paste! It works great. Another great product for diaper rash is Flanders cream.
I let my little one go diaper-less for 15 or 20 minutes most days.
Boudreaux’s Butt Paste IS my diaper rash secret. I have never had a true diaper rash (as opposed to a yeast rash) last more than a few hours after applying Butt Paste. We have used it with all 4 of our children and my hubby uses it when he gets a heat rash on his thighs (shhhh! don’t tell him I told you that!).
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Butt Paste is the best. It is our secret for rashes and irritations – nothing has worked better or faster.
Would love to Try out..Thanks for the offer..
My mom once had a foster baby that had a terrible rash when she came. She put liquid lecithin on it, and it worked great!
The best advice I have is to keep the area as dry as possible. That includes more frequent diaper changes and letting them go diaper free as much as possible until the rash resolves! With my daughter I received the butt paste as a gift and have LOVED it!! It’s much silkier than Desitin and so much easier to get off.
I had to make sure to wash my son’s bottom EVERYTIME he goes number 2. Just luke warm water and soap, then air dry it before I put a diaper on him..
I keep a baby washcloth at the changing table and try to make sure that baby’s bottom is dry before putting on a new diaper. But we ALSO use Boudreaux when we DO get a diaper rash.
Destin Max has always work on my little guys bums!
I’ve never tried this, but I usually use Arbonne diaper rash cream and it works great, but I would love to try this!!!
I know it sounds strange but the “Gerber Teeny Faces Moisturizing Stick” is the BEST thing for Diaper Rash! Even better…no mess on mommy’s hands! Trust me, with quadruplets I have tried EVERYTHING & I swear by the stuff! =)
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I tried everything on my lil boys bottom, finally tried the boudreaux rash protector!! I loved it!!! No more putting creams on his bottom, he’d cry if he saw any wipes!! :( He honestly smiled when he’d see me pick up that can!
When my little sister used to get it we would wash her with Dial soap and then put Maalox on her! Really helped!
When DS had a red bottom sometimes the secret was just to give him a bath and let him run around naked for a while.
I would love to try this. Thanks for the offer.
I let my daughter run around naked…it drys everything out and she has fun doing it!
Thankful for the post. Very liked this article!
I have not tried it…. but would love too!
I put neosporin on when the rash gets really bad… and letting them run around diaperless for awhile is always helpful too!
My secret is definitely using Boudreaux’s Butt Paste, especially with my baby’s extra sensitive skin! I use it with every diaper change and I make sure I change my babies with as soon as they go number 2. ; ) Also I have found that store brand diapers aren’t worth the saving and I can always find a coupon to help with the saving of the brand names. I ever got a coupon for the Butt Paste in the Sunday paper this weekend..yippy!
We love Boudreaux’s – the color is odd but it smells soooo much better than Desitin.
And, when DD has a diaper rash, we give her a bath and then let her run around in the buff for a little while.
I have not tried it but have heard great reviews. My daughter has not had a diaper rash yet (knock on wood) and she is 7 months.
Never heard of it until I moved to Louisiana. This stuff is great:)
I put neosporn on the bottom first a light layer and I let it sit on for about 15 minutes then I put on the diaper rash creme. this seems to take away my daughters rashes within a couple of hours