Eco friendly, healthier for baby, and fantastic?  Win, win, win! [SEP] As the mother of two young children, I have become increasingly concern about environmental chemicals and their effects on children.  I've spent hours reading about pesticides and commonly-used chemical components in cosmetics, and have ultimately decided to do whatever I can to eliminate chemicals from my home.  After doing a lot of research on The Good Guide, I decided to try Method's product, as it received one of the best scores on the site.<br /><br />First off, I want to say that I absolutely love the pump!  I've had two babies, and wrestling with the tube of cream has always annoyed me.  The pump is far neater and easier to handle.  Now that I've tried it, I don't intend to ever go back to one of those nasty tubes.<br /><br />The other thing I noticed is how this cream is the only one I've tried that actually stays where it is put.  I've used Desitin and California Baby's cream, and this is the only one that sticks to the red areas on my son's bottom.  The other two had a tendency to slide right off the really red parts and onto the skin surrounding them.  Needless to say, that was very annoying, considering the point of using the cream was to try to eliminate the read sores.  This cream has a nice, thick consistency and spreads far more easily than the other two brands I've mentioned.<br /><br />The big advantage to buying this in bulk on Amazon is that it no costs me no more than the tubes of Desitin that I used to buy.  I've already used many other Method products for the home (French lavender all-purpose cleanser, hand soap, etc.), and this product has only strengthened my love for the Method brand.  I'd definitely recommend it to all parents.