Cream is too fine, it doesnt provide effective protection against wetness, once its applied its washed off by the next diaper change. didnt provide much of a barrier between changes.

J'ai trouver que cette crème brûle quand tu la met, mon bébé pleurait beaucoup.

Used it for a few days but it caused more of a rash on my boys bum . It was a nice product it went on smooth no smell to it. Just wasn't able to use it for long period.

I found this was very oily I didn't like it and it burned my little one said

I got this product for free thanks to Chick Advisor in exchange for my honest review. I have 2 kids a newborn and a 4 year old and i have used most of the popular brands. I like that this doesn't have any funny smells,absorbs easily with a little white sheen which disappears in a couple of minutes but this for some reason turned my baby butt bright pink/red by the second wet diaper. Tried it 3 different times with the same result so I had to switch back to my old cream. Sorry guys, this didn't cut it for me.

Used this for about a week on my month old bubber, found this product to be on the average side. I am pretty faithful using the "grey tub" product but thought I'd give this a try. Very light cream compared to other diaper creams but did work well enough. No scent which is nice for a change. Nothing super special though. I'll stick to my regular cream.

I really liked that the diaper rash cream is super light weight! My baby rarely gets rashes, but I use the cream for prevention more than treatment. However, during the testing period my baby got 2 rashes and the cream didn't seem to reduce it. The second rash I mixed a little hydrocortisone with the cream and the rash went away after 24 hrs.

i wouldn't really call this revolutionary. It's zinc with some other moisturizing ingredients. My baby has never had a diaper rash, so I can't say how it worked in terms of effectiveness. But I did like how it came in a tube, instead of the jars which are not sanitary. I also liked how quick it was to rub in and it didn't leave a white cast on my baby's butt. I would buy this in the future before trying a more medicated cream like Desitin.

I received CeraVe Bebe Diaper Rash cream from Chickadvisor's product review club. I received the product for free and the opinions expressed are my own.

My son doesn't usually get diaper rashes, so I used this as a barrier cream mostly. During the two weeks I was testing this out, my son had a bout of diarrhea. Even using the cream, he still got a diaper rash. Maybe the cream prevented it from being bigger, but even using the cream to clear the rash up didn't really work. It was pretty thin, and I am not sure how much stayed on vs got absorbed into the diaper. I'll stick with my 25% zinc oxide Ihle's Paste.

Disclosure: I got to try this as part of the Chick Advisor product review club.

I was one of the lucky moms that was chosen to review this product through the product review club. We've been very fortunate that our 7 1/2-month-old daughter has hardly had any diaper rash so far. In the two weeks that we've had this sample she hasn't had a diaper rash so we've been limited to testing it on slightly red and irritated skin a few times.

I love that this cream comes in a tube instead of a jar. I really hate scooping cream out and getting it under my fingernails and in my cuticles. I also have a busy toddler and it can be really hard to scrub out all the cream after a diaper change before I have to dash after him. So the tube is a huge plus not only for that but also because it's so much less bulky to carry along in a diaper bag.

The cream absorbed quickly and didn't appear to leave a barrier. Without actual diaper rash it's hard to say if that's the case but it wasn't an issue when we needed to soothe slightly irritated skin.

I like that the cream is fragrance free. My usual brand has a strong smell and while it doesn't bother me or my daughter, I can smell it for some time after it's been applied. Fragrance free is always a bonus as many babies are bothered by scents.

I find the price to be a bit high, even compared to my regular brand which is one of the more expensive options.

Diaper rash cream is a lot like bottles and nipples or diapers. Every baby is different and may react differently. We haven't had diaper rash in the last two weeks but will definitely try this when one develops. In the meantime, we will continue to use it at diaper changes when skin is red and starts looking irritated.