👶 Youngso Diaper Cream Spatula: Soft and Gentle Silicone Butt Paste Applicator (2 Pack) – Baby Essentials for Diaper Rash Review

I apply diaper cream to almost every diaper change and it can be so hard to get it off my hands. This is a game changer and makes the process a lot easier and less messy! They are very easy to wash and I also throw them in our sanitizer every few days and they are like new (very durable!). The only thing I will change is to make them a bit smaller and shorter for easier handling.

If you have a baby who wears diapers and uses diaper rash cream, you need one of these now. This will change your life. I was skeptical but once I started using it I loved it. The design of the product is great, it is very easy to use and put diaper rash cream on baby's bottom. It's soft and great for baby's sensitive area. I would wipe it down with diapers between uses and clean with soap and water at the end of the day. Must be a product. I wish I had gotten one like this sooner.

I hate getting diaper cream under my nails because no matter how much I wash, I can't get it off completely. These little butt spatulas are not only very cute but also very useful. I use one for diaper cream and one for Aquaphor. I like that they stick to the counter or table so the tip doesn't get dirty after washing. They're strong enough to spread even the thickest of creams, yet soft enough to penetrate wrinkles and fine lines.

I'm obsessed with these diaper cream spatulas. I've never enjoyed putting diaper rash cream or Aquaphor on my hands so this helps keep my hands clean and is helping my little one. It also makes it much easier to spread the creams over the entire surface. At the end of the work it is easy to clean with a napkin. It really makes your life a lot easier; You'll save time and effort washing your hands or whatever else you could use as a substitute

I didn't think I'd need it with my first baby, but now that I have it I can definitely see its appeal! Keeps your hands clean when changing and saves on wipes. I usually just wipe off the excess ointment with a clean cloth and throw it away. I also like that I can sanitize this between changes to keep my fingers and possibly bacteria from getting into the ointment container. Fewer problems if you use an ointment that comes in a tube. The suction is good, I like that I can stick it in one place…

I had to laugh when I saw these ointment applicators. But then I thought it might not be such a bad idea. There were times when I had to rub ointment on a family member, but I didn't want to put ointment on my hands and didn't have gloves. This will completely solve this problem. I work in veterinary medicine and think I'll stash one in my office. Sometimes I had to apply a cream or ointment to a large area, which was difficult even with gloves on. Using a tongue depressor works but isn't the…