Showing posts with label baby skin care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby skin care. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Keeping Rashes Away with Boudreaux's Butt Paste

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Boudreaux's Butt Paste. All opinions are 100% mine.

During our baby shower, I got 2 tubes of Boudreaux's Butt Paste from guests who are also Mommies. Since I was a first-time mother, I know nothing about it, except grasping the idea of the product's description that says "butt paste." I wonder what I would do with butt paste on my baby. Of course, I read the contents written on the tube and came to know that it's a remedy for my baby's diaper rashes. "Oh well," I thought, "this is a great gift!"

Came the baby and changing diapers every now and then. And yes, diaper rashes. Which baby hadn't have one? Thankfully for Boudreaux's Butt Paste that comes so handy everytime I needed it when my daughter gets rashes on her diaper areas. In my personal evaluation  for this product, I can say that it's effective to treat diaper rashes. My daughter doesn't have to suffer the ordeal of stingy feeling due to bad rashes because of the help of
Boudreaux's Butt Paste. It soothes her irritated skin quickly. It comes in a flip top cap that makes it easier for me to open the tube. However, like other skin protectants, what I don't like about it is the greasiness (although, not as bad a petroleum jellies). Aside from this drawback, over-all, I like this diaper rash ointment.

To see if this product works on your baby's skin like mine, you can get a free sample by visiting the Boudreaux's Butt Paste website. 


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Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Bad Food Allergies

My poor daughter had a terrible food allergy on her face last night. Her face and neck turned so red, bumpy, and warm. She couldn't stop itching. She looked so miserable. I felt so bad that she had to go through it.

Food Allergy Culprit

Before she got rashes on her face, we gave her chunks of string cheese. Later, she ate "chicken noodle" jarred food for dinner. It's her first time to eat these foods, so we do not really know which one caused the allergy. I am allergic to chicken, so, there's a possibility that the baby food we gave her for dinner was the culprit. But since it is also her first time to eat string cheese, we are unsure which is which.

Baby Skin Allergy Treatment

I decided to immediately apply the 2.5 hydrocortisone and topped it with Aquaphor all over the affected areas. We also gave her a dose of Benadryl. We also kept her from itching her face by holding her hands. Minutes later, her face looked better. The rashes were starting to clear up. I'm quite glad that we still have tubes of the 2.5 hydrocortisone which really helped a lot in controlling her skin allergy.

In the meantime, we are refraining to give her any of the food that we gave her last night.