Your favorite CD-safe diaper ointment?

[xoxoproverbs31]

I've only tried A&D and its always washed out yet we usually try to stick with coconut oil. A&D has cod liver oil in it so it smells literally like fish but works good cause it's thick. Still coconut oil is our fave bc it's natural, washes out easily, doesn't stain clothes and if baby decides to stick his hand down there during a change, I don't have to worry abt him tasting it.

[Kay+Dave]

I was under the impression that the natural line of Boudreaux's butt paste (the one in the green tube) was CD friendly...am I wrong? If so I need to find something else to use!

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[kelly679]

Love Cjs. E gets a dry bottom, works wonders for keeping her from being ashy. J gets a red vagina, an application of Cjs every change or every other and she doesn't get red. LOVE it. I have a stick for each kid and a back up. Although i find the tube 'sensuality' little creepy for diaper cream.

[March]

I don't love CJ's because the scents are synthetic, but I know that's most people's favorite. I've used a sample and it worked just fine, I just prefer not to use the synthetic scents. Just a personal preference thing! I do love hosie naturals' Butt Balm a lot a lot.

[mypeanut09]

Angel baby bottom balm if choosing from your list but I prefer CJs. get Mine from Kissed by the Moon. Lots of yummy scents

[Lagoon Baby]

Another CJ's lover here! My favorite scents are Blueberry Crumble, Love Spell and Coconut Lime Dream.

[FriedaT]

Plain lanolin works great for us. I use Lansinoh when I have to but I prefer Now Solutions because it's cheaper. CJ's causes rashes on my DD, but she has super sensitive skin. (Yes, even the unscented one).

[Evolution Diapers]

I use straight coconut oil, its cheap, doesn't bother your diapers and its very effective!

[Palooka]

No complaints with grandma el's

[DottieHarley]

For preventing general, all-over redness because of food allergy or wetness etc - CJ's Warm Vanilla Cake! (ie, not red yet)
For slightly more intense all over redness (ie, already red) - lanolin. Totally cd-safe, a good schmear will protect delicate skin from sitting against wetness (or poo).
Big guns - Butt Paste in the green tube... just a teensy bit... never had an issue but we DO use fleece liners all the time anyways.
If it looks yeasty (DD is prone), Lotrimin, yes, foot cream. (NOT cd- safe as far as I know)
If it gets funky... Polysporin, just a tiny tiny bit, never had an issue in my CD's. NOT Neosporin... there is a difference, IDK what it is, but IDK how it would affect the results. It clears up little oozy things really quickly.