Natural Moisturizer for Sensitive Skin Prone To Baby Eczema, Cradle Cap & Rashes

This superbalm works way better than Tubby Todd for eczema! Tubby Todd works very similarly to Aquaphor they are not moisturizing but more so protect the skin. This superbalm moisturizes and treats so when used consistently skin will improve! My daughter was diagnosed with dermatitis since she was a baby, she has used oral medication when she was a baby and got on Mometasone for topical use, and she is now three years old and we had to use the steroid cream on two weeks and then off for two and I would use it in combination with the Tubby Todd but her eczema was still there. The tubby todd working alone without the steroid cream was nowhere near enough for her skin. I started using this and even getting off of the steroid cream her skin is still amazing! So hydrated, so soft, so improved, less eczema! Wow this is a miraculous cream!

Product is great for baby! Helped with baby acne and dry skin on the face. Cleared it up after one day. Would recommend to all the mamas, mothers, and mamacitas out there. The consistency reminds me of Vaseline just a little less slippery and gooey. Will last long since you only need to use a little at a time.

I don’t ever really leave reviews but wow this stuff is truly amazing. My daughter had drool rash all over her chin and just dry spots in her cheek and within using this product 3 times a day for 2 days it was a day and night difference. Within about a week all the dry spots are completely gone now and if any occur this gets rid of it within a day or 2.I’m genuinely surprised at how good it works.

This ointment is really gentle and works well on my baby’s sensitive skin. It helped soothe dryness and redness on his face, and I love that the ingredients are natural. The only reason I gave 4 stars is because I have to reapply it often throughout the day to keep his skin moisturized. Still, it’s one of the better products I’ve tried — very effective and safe for daily use.

Fantastic formula for babes with eczema it rally soothes and evens out skin tone the products are clean and cruelty free the price is worth the results I really wanted my kids skin to be even and not itchy this is the product to use for that.

Phenomenal. I'm using it post double mastectomy on scar and surrounding tissue. It is not greasy, odorless, and works very well to massage tissue. I am a registered nurse for over 40 years and this is the best emollient I have used, personally and professionally. Additionally, many petroleum or cream products have carcinogens in them and according to the Yuka app, this does not. It is pricey, but a little bit goes a long way.

Bought 3 of these for my newborn's, toddler's and my eczema. Was really hoping it'd help. It actually seemed OK for my eczema and my toddler's in the beginning, but it dried out my newborn's skin and it didn't help his cradle cap. Lately I've been using it and it has been irritating to my skin.I like that this is a family owned company and that they use good, clean, organic ingredients, but unfortunately the balm is not that healing for us. It may work on your skin, though, since everyone's skin is different. Whatever lotions/creams you use, it's important to switch them up every now and then or else your skin gets used to it and the lotion/cream is not as effective.Don't think that there is a magic cure lotion or balm for eczema, but side note: For those curious and suffering with eczema or knows someone who is suffering with eczema, some of the things we used to treat our toddler's eczema naturally that have helped at one point or another include Emily Skin Soother for Angry Red skin, All Good Goop, Organic Shea Butter, Organic Jojoba Oil, Organic Rosehip Oil, Organic Argan Oil, Honest Company Organic Healing Balm, Probiotic Spray, Oral probiotics like Prescript-Assist and Klaire Therbiotic Detoxification Probiotics, Organic Hemp Oil, tallow balm, Moon Valley Organics Eczecalm, Apple Valley Natural Soap's Herbal Salve, Motherlove Diaper Rash and Thrush salve, Organic Olive Oil, calendula baths, cilantro baths, bentonite clay baths, epsom salt baths, goat milk soap, fermented foods, soapnuts for laundry, keeping the house clean, washing our son's sheets frequently in hot water, drinking filtered drinking water, showering in filtered water so there's no chlorine, eating omega-3s (salmon, sardines, chia), gelatin, bone broth, apple cider vinegar, cilantro smoothies, green smoothies, green juices, fermented cod liver oil, turmeric/ginger/garlic/coconut oil, vitamin D (from sunlight and as a supplement (Thorne Vit D/K2), clean/organic/grassfed/pastured/wild diet of veggies/fruits/egg yolks/meat/chicken/fish; cotton/organic cotton clothing, and eliminating gluten/dairy.)Also, try listening to the Phoenix Helix Podcast or visiting phoenixhelix.com (regarding autoimmmunity) or going to Sarah Ballantyne's website (thepaleomom.com) to find information about the AIP (autoimmune paleo protocol), which we tried to use to heal our son's gut.For the cradle cap, if you can't find something that works and coconut oil/other oils is not working, but making it worse, I have been using a baking soda/water paste (leave it on the scalp for a minute) followed by some alba unpetroleum jelly. I have also been using crushed garlic soaked in hot water with a chamomile or red raspberry leaf tea bag and apply that water (when cooled) to my baby's head.

Amazing! I used it twice daily for 2 days and it pretty much cleared up. I’ve had it for two weeks now but i had lost it so i’ve probably used it about 5 days in total and my baby’s skin looks soo much better after getting a rash. Smells like peanut butter but i don’t mind..also your baby will be greasy for about 20 minutes then it kind of rubs off.