The only diaper rash cream recommended by Happy Heiny's.
Great for use with cloth diapers without causing build-up.

Grandma El has put an end to the white, messy paste, lotions, and creams.  Grandma El's knows that for the skin to heal, it needs to breathe.  Other products coat the skin, and stop the skin from breathing, thereby slowing the healing process.  Grandma El's patented formula creates a semi-occlusive (breathable) barrier which lets your baby's skin breathe as it protects from moisture.  Washes clean from Happy Heiny pocket diapers with no build-up! 

The Features:

• 100% All Natural
• Hypo-allergenic
• Preservative-free
• Doctor tested and recommended
• Starts working immediately
• Prevents, Protects, and Heals
• Patented formula allows skin to breathe
• No more white, messy paste

The Benefits:

• Stops redness, itching, pain, and soreness
• Heals irritation and chaffing
• Promotes the growth of new skin collagen
• Soothes and softens baby's skin making for a comforting experience
• Allows skin to 'breathe' while protecting the skin from wetness and bacterial contamination

The Ingredients:

• Anti-oxidant Natural Vitamin E, derived from Wheat Germ Oil (D alpha tocopherol acetate)
• Natural active derivatives of the plant Balsam of Peru, a known healing agent
• Salicylic Acid, derived from Willow bark and Wintergreen; this ingredient acting with Vitamin E can promote the growth of new skin
• Yellow Petrolatum, derived from naturally occurring mineral oil
• Insecticide-free Anhydrous Lanolin, a naturally occurring, allergy-free protecting and healing agent
  

Grandma El’s is manufactured by an FDA and cGMP compliant skin care product manufacturer. The formulation of Grandma El’s is comprised of ingredients which are derived from natural and organic origin, and contains no preservatives.   Grandma El's only contains ingredients on the FDA GRAS (Generally Regarded as Safe) List and is Hypo-Allergenic so you can be assured your baby is getting the safest therapy.  DOES NOT CONTAIN BORIC ACID (Boric Acid has been removed from the FDA Safe List, yet many products today still contain it).  Please visit the FDA website at www.fda.gov or click here for further information.