Organic Botanicals Happy Baby Healing Cream – 2 Ounces

Description

Treat the toughest of diaper rashes and more with this saving baby salve. Instantly healing and supremely soothing for irritated diaper area as well as other random rashes and even just dry skin. Provides baby loads of nutrients, with exquisite oils, the purest botanicals, and nourishing vitamins B5 and E. Smells better than regular diaper rash cream and feels like a dream on baby’s skin.

Directions:

Apply with clean finger or cotton swab to affected area. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not ingest. Store in a cool, dark place. Best if used within 3 months.

Best Ingredients:

Unrefined Vitellaria paradoxa (Shea) Butter, Aloe barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Juice, Olea europaea (Olive) Oil, Cocos nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Prunus amygdalus dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Simmondsia chinensis (Jojoba Oil), Argania spinosa (Argan) Oil, Hipphophae rhamnoides (Sea Buckthorn) Oil, Olea europaea Phytosqualene (Squalane) Oil, Calophyllum inophyllum (Tamanu Oil), Calendula officinalis (Calendula) Oil, Vegetable Glycerin, Vitamin E 70,000 IU, Pro-vitamin B5 (Panthenol).

All ingredients from Certified Organic and Fair Trade sources.

Notes from Dr. Robert S. Mendelsohn:

“The first medical condition that troubles most new mothers is a skin problem – diaper rash. Stubborn cases, which make babies uncomfortable and irritable, can be extremely frustrating. Mothers, in despair, often respond by purchasing over-the-counter ointments or by consulting their pediatricians for treatment of this simple and common condition. Neither response is necessary, and both of them, in fact, may be harmful to the child.

It is symbolic of the practice of pediatric medicine that one of the first treatments an infant is likely to receive after he leaves the hospital is a classic example of pharmaceutical overkill. Virtually all doctors use some drugs needlessly; most doctors use some drugs recklessly; and the result is that dangerous overmedication has become the rule rather than the exception in American medical practice. Diaper rash is a simple condition that can and should be treated with simple measures, but that concept is unacceptable to the pharmaceutical manufacturers and to many pediatricians as well. Present them with a rosy, irritated backside and they’ll unveil a panoply of salves and ointments containing antibiotics, cortisone, and hydrocortisone, with potential damaging side effects that will really give you something to worry about!

Prevention is the key to avoidance of diaper rash. Don’t use plastic or rubber pants or disposable diapers. Use cloth diapers and be sure that they have been rinsed free of any irritating detergents. Wash the baby carefully with mild soap and water after each bowel movement and expose his buttocks to the air as much as possible. Finally, the obvious: monitor the condition of your baby’s diapers frequently, and if they are wet, change them.”

《If a rash begins to develop despite these precautions, continue to follow the same procedures but apply Organic Botanicals Happybaby Healing Cream to affected area and it should clear up almost instantly.》

“If you observe these precautions faithfully, and the diaper rash persists, there may be an underlying condition that requires medical treatment, but these cases are unusual. An example is the rash caused by a yeast infection (often from antibiotic medications) for which treatment with a prescription ointment may be necessary. Foods, such as cow’s milk or soybean-based infant formulas, are frequently responsible. That’s one of the almost countless arguments in favor of breastfeeding your child. It greatly reduces the incidence of diaper rash and other conditions stemming from dietary allergies.”