Baby bottom cream is surely the most important thing you purchase for your baby. If we had to choose one product it would definitely be butt cream! Also because you can use it for the entire body. Irritated baby bottoms is one of the worst things that you just want to avoid, if there is any irritation then there is bottom cream. You want a butt cream that actually provides immediate relief and softening and that helps the skin recover as quickly as possible. Today you can read all about it, we also give tips on how to avoid broken baby buttocks and what you can do if your newborn does suffer from it! (experience tips!)
What is a butt cream?
Buttocks ointment, everyone has heard of it. However, the question is, what does it actually do and what exactly do you use a bulb ointment for? A butt cream ensures that red and sore buttocks are prevented, and if there is red buttocks, it is healed as quickly as possible. It supports the skin's natural recovery capacity, thanks to the right ingredients.
Do you also have Naïf cream for baby bottoms?
Naïf is an extremely popular and beloved brand among moms, mom bloggers and mom's to be! Because it is a wonderful brand with natural ingredients, it is somewhat affordable and it looks pretty! So it really shines in the new baby room and/or near the changing table. We are an official seller of Naïf and we are proud of that! Naïf seems to be the new Zwitsal, but with good ingredients! The Naïf Diaper Cream is a nice butt cream that immediately soothes and cools the red baby buttocks thanks to, among other things, the ingredient zinc oxide. The zinc oxide is non-nano, like Naïf's sunscreen. This means that the zinc oxide consists of large parts, so they cannot enter the bloodstream of your newborn.
What is the most natural baby butt cream?
The most natural butt balm, without unnecessary additives even if they are natural, is Attitude's butt cream. Although the top 3 are all natural, we look at the most natural butt balm that only contains actual useful ingredients that do what they are supposed to do. That is repairing and healing broken, red baby bottoms. Perfume, also of natural origin, is included for the scent. Although not harmful, the smell has nothing to do with a broken bottom.
So we only look at the necessary ingredients that help and support sore baby bottoms.
Which butt cream is perfume-free?
Perhaps you are looking for a baby butt cream that is free of perfume. Perhaps you mean chemical perfume, and you find a natural form of perfume (from flowers and natural oils), in which case you are in the right place with the following butt balm:
Which ingredients in butt cream should I avoid?
A butt cream is often used, this alone is a reason to think about what we actually apply to the baby's skin. A baby's skin is not fully developed when it is first born. Because the 'tightness' of the baby's skin is not yet complete, everything that is smeared on the baby's skin easily enters the body. This way it enters your baby's bloodstream, which is a reason to become aware of what you apply. Below we have a list of harmful ingredients that you should always avoid in your little miracle:
Mineral Oils and Petroleum Derivatives such as ParaffinumLiquidum and Paraffin . Although the ingredient gives the skin a soft feeling, it actually seals the skin completely and clogs the pores. If the baby's skin becomes closed, waste products cannot be removed properly and the skin can no longer breathe properly. This can also lead to skin irritations, allergies and pimples. In addition, it is also harmful to your baby's health in other ways. Paraffin is made from waste materials from the oil and gasoline industries. That alone should scare you and make you realize that this doesn't belong on skin, let alone underdeveloped baby skin. It is often stated on the label as:
- Petrolatum
- Paraffinum subliquidum cera microcristallina (heart paraffin)
- Microcrystalline wax
- Mineral oil
- Ozokerit
- Ceresin
- C 11-12
- C 13-14 isoparaffin
Artificial perfumes are commonly used ingredients because they are extremely cheap, and therefore earn more money than natural perfumes. Artificial perfumes can cause allergic reactions. Think of a rash, burning, swollen spots and flaky skin can also be a consequence. On the label of a butt cream you can look for the following ingredients:
- Perfume
- Perfume
- Perfume mix
- Fragence
- Peru Balm
- Balsam Peru
Ingredients that you do not want to see on a butt cream are:
- Propylene glycol or propane-1,2-diol (E1520)
- Benzyl benzoate
- Benzyl alcohol
- Propylene glycol (PG, PEG or PPG)
- BHA
How do I best care for diaper rash (irritated baby buttocks)?
There's nothing more sad than diaper rash! If your baby has diaper rash, you will do your "diaper changing routine" differently than usual. We have created an Ultimate Guide to diaper rash for you. Why? So that you have a direct and clear overview of what you need to do. It looks pretty too, so that if it happens once you have this beautiful picture in your head so that you can immediately act appropriately.
