Calendula Baby Cream

“Soothes and prevents diaper rash

This is my green replacement for vaseline which I use as a protective barrier on my son’s bottom to help soothe and prevent diaper rash. It is a little thick and tacky, but if you warm it up on your fingers a bit before you start rubbing on it becomes quite spreadable. Any excess I rub on my hands and cuticles for a makeshift manicure.

By Wanda on February 20, 2012

“Pretty good

I like this cream because it is highly moisturizing, but it is a bit of a pain to apply. I usually load a large amount on the back of my hand so that it melts as I paint it on my daughter in batches. I have heard that Weleda’s baby oil is easier to apply, but I worry about getting all of her clothes oily. Despite this cream being kinda annoying to apply, it smells wonderful and does what it’s supposed to. That is enough to make me keep buying it.

By Vera on February 18, 2011

“Sticky, non-smooth lotion

We don’t care for this product. It does not go on our baby smoothly – it is somewhat sticky, and it is hard to spread on our baby’s skin. We normally love Weleda products; this is the only one for which we really do not care. The scent is ok. The consistency is thick, and it does moisturize. The biggest issue is that it just does not go on well. Erbabviva Baby Lotion (and the Cream, too) is much, much, much better.

By Laura on January 25, 2011

“Great!

I use this on my 7 and 10 year olds for chapped hands. We love it. Smells great, very thick but works like a charm to heal their very dry skin.

By Krissy on February 15, 2011