FATBABY Whipped Body Butter

Two winter babies and hard water means their skin needs a little bit of extra care, so when they start to move into a more predictable routine I like to give them a massage with FATBABY after bath and before bed. Sometimes we do a bit of dry brushing with a soft bristle toothbrush or baby brush down their spine. 

FATBABY can be used instead of barrier creams or diaper rash creams. I truly believe the zinc oxide and other chemicals found in so many of them are overkill. With my babies, the few times they've had diaper rash I could immediately connect it to food - often citric acid (tomatoes and oranges). I immediately cut out that food (either from their diet or from my own if they were still breastfeeding), gave them as much diaper free time as I could, and slathered on a generous layer of FATBABY to protect their skin from rubbing against the diaper and to give the skin time to heal. That's really all it needs!

I also use FATBABY for cradle cap! Both my babies had cradle cap and both times I wet their heads and then slathered their scalps in FATBABY. After about 20 minutes I got a fine-tooth comb and gently lifted and combed out as much as I could. It is not painful. You can see the flakes will just lift off. If baby gets annoyed, I just let them be and continue another time. 

• Grassfed + grassfinished Alberta suet tallow⁠
• Organic jojoba oil⁠
• Organic, unrefined (raw) cocoa butter

Directions: Store at room temperature (18 - 22°C). Do not keep in your purse or car in the hot months as it will melt. Apply head-to-toe, letting it melt as you go. A little goes a long way! As with anything, if any irritation occurs, discontinue use (and reach out if you have any questions).

Available in standard (40 g) and large (70 g) tins.