Sudocrem Baby Bum Barrier Cream

The Sudocrem Baby Bum Barrier Cream is a soothing, protective cream designed for delicate, irritated, chafed, or moisture-exposed skin. Its zinc oxide–based formula creates a protective barrier over the skin while helping to soothe and moisturise sensitive areas, making it a practical option to keep on the changing table for everyday nappy-area care.

Because it's suitable for babies, children, adults, and the elderly, this is very much a whole-family barrier cream rather than a baby-only product. It comes in a 250 g re-closable tub and can be used as often as needed, so you can reach for it whenever skin looks a little red, chafed, or exposed to moisture.

How to Use

1. Clean and dry the affected area.
2. Apply a small amount of cream.
3. Spread into a thin, even layer.
4. Cover if necessary.
5. Reapply as often as needed.

For nappy care, apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin at each nappy change. A little cream is usually sufficient — if the product remains visibly white on the skin, too much may have been applied.

Key Ingredients

Best For

The Sudocrem Baby Bum Barrier Cream is a great option for parents who:

• Want a zinc oxide–based barrier cream for everyday nappy-area care
• Prefer one cream the whole family can use, from babies through to adults and the elderly
• Are looking for a cream to soothe and moisturise delicate, irritated, chafed, or moisture-exposed skin

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place below 25°C, keep the lid securely closed, and protect from excessive heat and direct sunlight.

Disclaimer

For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. Do not use if you are hypersensitive or allergic to any ingredient, and stop use if irritation, rash, swelling, or an allergic reaction develops. Do not apply to deep wounds, serious burns, infected skin, or extensive broken skin unless advised by a healthcare professional. Keep out of reach of children.

Consult a healthcare professional if the rash is severe; the skin is blistered, weeping, or infected; there is spreading redness; the baby has a fever; the rash does not improve within a few days; the rash repeatedly returns; there is suspected fungal nappy rash; or the skin condition is painful or worsening. Sudocrem does not replace medical assessment for persistent or severe skin conditions.