Clear Up Diaper Rash Fast Without the Sticky, Smelly Mess

I've tried a number of diaper rash creams and 'butt pastes' on our daughter since she first got diaper rash at 2 months old, and they all seemed to take awhile to clear it up. I'd have to apply the creams at every diaper change for a day or two to see a change.

With Aquaphor, I'd start seeing definite improvement within 24 hours. Now diaper rash episodes are just fleeting experiences rather than drawn out ordeals.

Even traditional diaper creams that tout 'no unpleasant odor' still smell a bit odd. I love the sweet smell of my little girl, not the smell of diaper paste. One popular brand which touts a 'pleasant scent' actually had, in my opinion, an odor similar to that of a poopy infant diaper, but with a slightly medicinal undertone. I was fooled several times into thinking my daughter needed a change only to realize, 'oh, that's only the butt paste.'

Aquaphor has no scent. If your kiddo has a poopy surprise for you, there will be no mistaking it.

Aquaphor is clear, is absorbed quickly into the skin, and wipes off quickly.

Traditional diaper creams/pastes are almost as hard to remove as meconium.

While the thick sticky pastes may stay put on your baby's behind, try removing them easily and quickly from your baby's hands, feet or other body parts. Not to mention getting the paste off of your hands quickly while you're trying to change a squirmy baby.