About Diaper Rash Creams at BabyOneStop
A thin layer of barrier cream at each change is the simplest way to keep diaper-area skin comfortable. This collection includes zinc oxide creams and pastes in different strengths, petroleum-based ointments, plant-based balms, and travel-size tubes for the diaper bag.
Products differ mainly in zinc oxide percentage, texture and ingredients, all of which are listed on each product page. Fragrance-free formulas are a common choice for sensitive skin. If a rash does not improve or looks unusual, check with your pediatrician.
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Frequently asked questions
How often should I apply diaper cream?
A thin layer at every change as prevention, or at each change until a rash clears. Each product page lists the zinc oxide percentage and ingredients.
What is the difference between zinc oxide creams and petroleum ointments?
Zinc oxide creams form a thicker barrier and help an existing rash; petroleum-based ointments are lighter and good for daily prevention.
When should I see a doctor about diaper rash?
If a rash does not improve in a few days, blisters, bleeds or spreads, or your baby has a fever, contact your pediatrician.