frida baby Booty Brush — Diaper Cream Spatula

The Frida Baby Booty Brush is a soft silicone diaper cream spatula made for one job: putting cream on without getting it all over your fingers. Its flexible spatula head glides cream on smoothly and easily over irritated, extra-sensitive skin. When the change is done, it rests on its suction base so the cream stays off the change table.

Why Choose the Frida Baby Booty Brush?

• Hands-Off Application: Cream goes on the spatula, not your fingers or under your nails, so it's a cleaner, more hygienic way to treat diaper rash.
• Gentle on Sore Skin: The soft, flexible silicone head spreads cream smoothly over irritated skin with gentle motions.
• Suction-Cup Base: Set the spatula down mid-change and the cream stays off the changing surface.
• 100% BPA-Free Silicone: Made entirely of non-toxic, BPA-free silicone and suitable from birth.
• Easy to Keep Clean: Wipe it with a baby wipe, wash it in warm soapy water or the dishwasher, and sterilise it in boiling water as needed.

Perfect For

• New parents dealing with diaper rash for the first time
• Caregivers who want a cleaner change without washing cream off their hands every time
• Parents packing a diaper bag for outings
• Baby shower gift givers looking for a practical add-on

How to Use

• Before First Use: Wash the Booty Brush in warm soapy water or the dishwasher.
• Step 1 — Load: Clean your baby's diaper area, then apply a generous amount of diaper cream onto the spatula head.
• Step 2 — Apply: Spread the cream with gentle motions, covering all of your baby's sensitive areas.
• Step 3 — Clean: Remove leftover cream with a baby wipe, then wash in warm soapy water and sterilise in boiling water as needed.
• Pro-Tip: Rest the spatula on its suction-cup base while you fasten the new diaper, so cream never touches the change pad.

Good to Know

• Use one Booty Brush per child. It's not meant to be shared between multiple children.
• If the spatula comes into contact with infected skin, sterilise it in boiling water or replace it.
• Stop using it if skin sensitivity or irritation occurs, and don't use it if it's damaged in any way.
• Not a toy. Keep it out of reach of children.

FAQs

Is the Frida Baby Booty Brush a brush or a spatula?

Despite the name, it's a soft, flexible silicone spatula with no bristles. The smooth head spreads diaper cream evenly and wipes clean easily.

What is the Booty Brush made of?

It's made of 100% silicone that is BPA-free and non-toxic. Nothing hard or scratchy touches your baby's skin.

How do I clean a diaper cream spatula?

Wipe off leftover cream with a baby wipe, then wash it in warm soapy water or the dishwasher. Sterilise it in boiling water as needed.

Can siblings share one Booty Brush?

No. Frida Baby advises against using one Booty Brush between multiple children, so each child should have their own.

Can I use the Booty Brush on a newborn?

Yes. Frida Baby lists it for ages 0 months and up.