
I swear up and down and all around on A+D. This is all I've ever used and I put it on anything that looks irritated or rough or anything
Enthusiastic all-in endorsement: "I swear up and down and all around on A+D. This is all I've ever used" β uses it for anything irritated, no caveats or negatives.
A + D Ointment. Our baby hasn't had a rash since birth because of it. We used it at the hospital and haven't tried anything since
Enthusiastic: "Our baby hasn't had a rash since birth because of it" β attributes complete rash prevention to the product since day one, no caveats.
Same! We've tried a few brands and always come back to A&D. It's simple and it works. Clears any redness/ rash usually within one diaper change.
Strong endorsement: "always come back to A&D" after trying other brands, "Clears any redness/rash usually within one diaper change" β demonstrates loyalty and fast results with no downsides mentioned.
We use A&D. It's best practice to dry baby's skin before putting ointment on. Be forewarned, if you use the Bourdeox (idr spelling) Butt Paste, if baby has a rash and you don't dry their skin before adding ointment the rash will get so much worse! We found out the hard way. Decided to discontinue using that brand. We have had really good experience with A&D. We use the preventative ointment if baby looks a little pink. The treatment ointment if it's an actual rash. It works within a day usually.
Strong recommendation with detail: "We use A&D" β uses both preventative and treatment versions, "It works within a day usually." Also shares negative experience with Boudreaux's to contrast why A&D is better for them.
My wife and I just use A&D ointment and apply almost every time we change my daughter's diapers. I hate using that zinc stuff because it makes a huge mess.
Strong daily-use endorsement: "just use A&D ointment and apply almost every time we change my daughter's diapers" β consistent use, and explicitly prefers it over zinc creams because "it makes a huge mess" β A&D chosen as the cleaner alternative.
Yup, A&D and Destin were truly the only ones that quickly and effectively did anything for diaper rash.Β
Enthusiastic: "A&D and Destin were truly the only ones that quickly and effectively did anything for diaper rash" β implies they tried others that failed, and A&D is one of only two that actually work.
A&D ointment. Not too thick/pasty and easy to wipe off in between changes. Cleared up my babes rashes within a few days
Positive with specific benefits: "Not too thick/pasty and easy to wipe off" and "Cleared up my babes rashes within a few days" β praises texture and effectiveness but timeframe ("a few days") is modest rather than enthusiastic.
Team Aquaphor here too! We use it for everything skin related and if he gets redder than i like though, i use the traditional A&D ointment as recommended by the nurse who cares for us in the hospital.
Positive with hospital recommendation: "i use the traditional A&D ointment as recommended by the nurse who cares for us in the hospital" β trusts it for when baby gets redder than liked, credentialed by hospital nurse. But it's a secondary product after Aquaphor.
A&D or earth mama! Just stuff I got from my baby shower lol but both work great. I apply at night and once or twice throughout the day if she had a particularly soaked diaper (if we were out and about and didn't change it as quickly as we would at home, for example)
Positive: "both work great" referring to A&D and earth mama. Uses A&D at night and during the day for soaked diapers. Simple endorsement but shares it with another brand and notes it was a baby shower gift rather than a deliberate purchase.
My wife likes A + D or whatever it's called. Aquaphor rash cream also worked well for my baby. My baby did not do well with the butt paste one by Bordaux or whatever its called.
Positive: "My wife likes A + D" and it's mentioned alongside Aquaphor rash cream as what worked. Casual endorsement without strong enthusiasm, and it's reported secondhand ("my wife likes").
I always use aquaphor or A/d on every change bc it makes a poop so much easier to cleanβ¦.and then zinc based cream if there is any redness or bumps.
Positive but utilitarian: uses A/D alongside aquaphor "on every change" because "it makes a poop so much easier to clean" β practical benefit cited, but switches to zinc cream for actual rashes, suggesting A+D is more preventive than curative.
Aquaphor if no rash or just mild redness. I like A&D in the blue package for rashes, but most zinc based diaper creams are similar. I just picked the one that has a texture I find easy to wash off my hands.
Positive with practical reasoning: "I like A&D in the blue package for rashes" and picks it because "a texture I find easy to wash off my hands" β endorses for rash treatment specifically, with a concrete reason for choosing it over similar zinc creams.
I use A&D ointment to create a barrier for my baby's urine/bowel movements. My baby has developed a rash, so I use Desitin. But I also try to find time to have my baby just lay without a diaper to air out from being in a diaper all of the time, it actually helps with irritation.. doctor recommended. But use cream when you notice redness/irritation.
Positive as barrier cream: "I use A&D ointment to create a barrier for my baby's urine/bowel movements" β uses it regularly for prevention, but switches to Desitin for actual rashes, indicating A+D isn't their go-to for treatment.
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