Cloth safe barrier cream?

[TwoDarlings]

I carry GE in my shop, link is in my siggy

Originally Posted by blushingmommy I'm not sure, I've just seen a few dipes fsot on here and CL that mention stains from GE and CJ's. Anywhere online carry them? My brick and mortar options are limited here.

[ho11yb]

I've purchased my CJs both directly from her site and from sewcraftybaby.com. They have cheap sample sizes if you want to try out different scents. My dh's fave is sea spice, I like new mown hay and oatmeal, milk and honey best. There is also unscented. I'm not sure where sells GEs online other than BRU. Personally, I like CJs better. GGE has a strawberry smell that bugs me.

[amanda_rocks]

http://sewcraftybaby.com/store/WsPCo...sp?ID=67&pID=3 is where I got it

[Leocaligirl]

I make sure to always use a fleece liner when using a barrier cream.

[Almacham]

I think there was some issues with staining because of raw cocoa butter in one batch of CJ's, which was quickly fixed. As far as I know, there have been no staining issues since.

And I use CJ's like nobody's business, for everything. It is a good barrier cream, too. Maybe just put it on a little thicker than normal, and you're good to go.

[blushingmommy]

Will the sticks work as well as the cream? Love the no mess option!

[KimA]

I like the spray version of CJ's. You get more and it's very mess free. I also carry it, links in my siggy.

[mollypeters]

i use lanolin on ds if he needs a cream. i'm not concer ned about stains on our flats, but u may wanna use a liner to protect the fabric. if we need to use it, his skin is always back to normal in one diaper change. it can b applied to broken skin, too

[mummy2lolo]

cj's works, but in my experience I had to lay it on quite thick for it to work well. Gold Bond Baby Powder really calms the redness down too.

[vittoriosmom]

Use a fleece liner! I made some from scrap fleece... The only diaper cream that works fast is the A&D or Desitin (maybe Balmex too). I just stick to liners.