Waitrose Baby Bottom Butter

Once you become a mother, especially if your child has super sensitive skin like my son, the search for the "perfect moisturiser" extends into the search for the perfect botty cream. Is it easy to use? does it spread well? How long does it last? does it smell nice? Is it expensive? and most importantly does it actually work? I think I have finally found the bottom cream of my dreams and much to my joy it costs very little and has a gentle yet irresistable aroma, which reminds me of white chocolate. I live in Italy where your average chemical scented nappy cream with the consistency of lard costs at least 10 euro. I had already heard good ...  Read the complete review

I first tried a pot of this lovely stuff after reading about it in the national press. Apparently it was mentioned on a parenting website, and mothers were discovering that, although they had bought it for their babies, it worked wonders for adult skin too, especially the facial area. Always one to try a new miracle face cream, I headed for my nearest Waitrose to get myself a pot. However, I had to make several return visits before I could get any, because it was constantly sold out due to the national furore. When a delivery came in, it was immediately flying off the shelves again. Those unlucky people not living within travelling distance of a branch of ...  Read the complete review

I bought this after a friend recommended it for a natural remedy for nappy rash. I missed the big thing in the papers but she told me that it was back in stock at Waitrose and was very excited to find it. Its made from olive oil, Chamomile and vanilla in simple terms and is meant to be a 'miracle cream'. I thought it smelled delicious and used it on my son straight away. I was pleased with the moistrising effect and also used it on his cheeks which were sore from teething. I used it for a few weeks but once he got a bit sore and I then found I needed something stronger so opted for one of the mainstream creams which did in fact clear up the rash. Inmy ...  Read the complete review

This was bought for us first when my twins were born. I tried it and loved it but didn't get more as we didn't have a Waitrose nearby. However I soon gained a job in a city that has a Waitrose - hurrah! so we could use this fab product again. As other reviews have said - it's not just for bottoms! Yes, it is great on sore patches, nappy rash etc but is also fantastic on dry knees and elbows - I've even used it round my nose when I have a cold - it really is soothing - doesn't sting a bit! Of course it's a little tricky to get hold of but I would certainly buy this product over the masses of (sometimes much pricier!) products that are easy to grab hold of. The ...  Read the complete review

I decided to try this miracle cream as i had read about it in baby magazines for my son. It comes in a little round tub with a picture of a baby's bottom on, and looks very classy (gone are the days of sudocreme). The ingredients are meant to be natural and it has a lovely smell. The consistency is much like that if a bit thicker of vasolene. I have to say the cream works wonders it spreads really easily and you only need a little, so the tub lasts quite a long time. This cream does not just work on babys bums, i massage over my sons tummy, legs and arms, i am not sure if it is the nice smell or the massaging but he seems to be really chilled when i am doing this. ...  Read the complete review