Little Seed Farm Booty Balm for Babies
A 2 oz balm of organic oils, butters and plant extracts, with a stated tree nut allergen (per the maker).
- 2 oz | 56 gSize
- $14.99List price
How the Booty Balm for Babies stacks up
Against the 13 diaper balms we track. The shaded band is where the middle half of them fall; the dot is this one.
Within the typical range for diaper balms ($13.99 to $15.99).
Cloth diapers and washers
| Cloth diapers | The maker says it works with cloth diapers |
|---|---|
| Form | balm |
Listed features
- Organic-marked ingredient list (per the maker)
Worth checking
- Contains tree nut ingredients and essential oils
Where to buy the Booty Balm for Babies
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Full specs
| Little Seed Farm Booty Balm for Babies | |
|---|---|
| Type | Balm |
| List price | $14.99 |
| Size | 2 oz | 56 g |
| Form | Balm |
| Other ingredients | Coconut oil*, Shea butter*, Beeswax*, Lavender flower oil*, Tea tree leaf oil*, Vitamin E*, Calendula flower extract*, Plantain leaf extract*, Comfrey leaf extract* |
| Cloth diaper friendly | Yes, per the maker |
| Maker's use notes | CONTAINS: TREE NUTS |
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Booty Balm for Babies: questions answered
From Little Seed Farm's published specs, last checked 2026-11-10.
Can I use the Little Seed Farm Booty Balm for Babies with cloth diapers?
The maker says it is cloth diaper friendly. Some creams build up on cloth diapers and stop them absorbing. Use a product the maker says is cloth diaper friendly, or a disposable liner.
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Where these specs come from
Last checked 2026-11-10. Spot something wrong? Tell us. Read our editorial and safety policy and corrections.