Decided to try this product based on the reviews here. Nothing else seemed to work with our newborn’s diaper rash. This stuff has pretty much knocked it out. Also, a small amount goes an *incredibly* long way, as others have pointed out.
Rating: 5 / 5
As a mother of 3 I have had to deal with diaper rash. I have owned every product out there from triple bond paste, balmex, aveeno, burts bees, california baby, desitin, desitin overnight, cvs overnight, etc. And out of those desitin overnight worked the best but the goats milk tops even that one. I notice a big difference in redness within a day & the rash is usually gone in 2 days.
My cousin was badly burned & ended up at Children’s Hospital & Shriners. One of the top doctor’s there said that goats milk is the best for any child but esp. one with a rash, burn, etc. Which is what led me to this line.
It also doesn’t smell & it really stays on.
Rating: 5 / 5
It is pretty good, my son doesnt have red PP after using it. But I do agreed with one of the previous review, the expiration date is too soon, and it is a little bit too dry. At beginning I dont know how much that I should apply, my bb’s whole PP is white, then I learned I only apply a small amout to his PP, it feels much better. But if I only apply small amount, it is hard to apply evenly through his little PP.
Rating: 4 / 5
We have been using lil goat’s milk products for the last year my son has very sensitive skin he rashes very easily and is prone to ecsema. This is the only diaper rash ointment that works and does not have an adverse reaction it clears up rash within hours and we use it every time we change him. We also use the lil goats body wash it works as well as cetaphil. Even though you have to buy it in a 4 pack I have researched and found that Amazon is the most inexpensive way to buy this since it is not sold at any stores in my area.
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this product based on the great reviews in hopes of finding a solution for my daughters chronic diaper rash. We used this cream for about a week, with great results…until one day when the cream adhered to her skin, causing burn-like sores on her diaper area. We discontinued immediately–had to use antibiotic ointment for days until it healed. Maybe it was just too strong, but I was very disappointed as this product claimed to be gentle for sensitive skin. Boy is that wrong.
Rating: 1 / 5
#1 by J. Rhein on July 28, 2010 - 8:21 pm
Decided to try this product based on the reviews here. Nothing else seemed to work with our newborn’s diaper rash. This stuff has pretty much knocked it out. Also, a small amount goes an *incredibly* long way, as others have pointed out.
Rating: 5 / 5
#2 by Mollie D. Young on July 28, 2010 - 9:29 pm
As a mother of 3 I have had to deal with diaper rash. I have owned every product out there from triple bond paste, balmex, aveeno, burts bees, california baby, desitin, desitin overnight, cvs overnight, etc. And out of those desitin overnight worked the best but the goats milk tops even that one. I notice a big difference in redness within a day & the rash is usually gone in 2 days.
My cousin was badly burned & ended up at Children’s Hospital & Shriners. One of the top doctor’s there said that goats milk is the best for any child but esp. one with a rash, burn, etc. Which is what led me to this line.
It also doesn’t smell & it really stays on.
Rating: 5 / 5
#3 by G. liang on July 28, 2010 - 11:35 pm
It is pretty good, my son doesnt have red PP after using it. But I do agreed with one of the previous review, the expiration date is too soon, and it is a little bit too dry. At beginning I dont know how much that I should apply, my bb’s whole PP is white, then I learned I only apply a small amout to his PP, it feels much better. But if I only apply small amount, it is hard to apply evenly through his little PP.
Rating: 4 / 5
#4 by Dawn Phillips on July 28, 2010 - 11:38 pm
We have been using lil goat’s milk products for the last year my son has very sensitive skin he rashes very easily and is prone to ecsema. This is the only diaper rash ointment that works and does not have an adverse reaction it clears up rash within hours and we use it every time we change him. We also use the lil goats body wash it works as well as cetaphil. Even though you have to buy it in a 4 pack I have researched and found that Amazon is the most inexpensive way to buy this since it is not sold at any stores in my area.
Rating: 5 / 5
#5 by J. Rogness on July 29, 2010 - 1:16 am
I bought this product based on the great reviews in hopes of finding a solution for my daughters chronic diaper rash. We used this cream for about a week, with great results…until one day when the cream adhered to her skin, causing burn-like sores on her diaper area. We discontinued immediately–had to use antibiotic ointment for days until it healed. Maybe it was just too strong, but I was very disappointed as this product claimed to be gentle for sensitive skin. Boy is that wrong.
Rating: 1 / 5