Best baby shampoo/wash/lotion?

[Anonymous]

Mustela for early and if there's cradle cap, babyganics foam after that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agree that this will be the last of your worries when baby is here. That said get anything without fragrance - I use earth mama and nano botanicals sensitive. Babies don’t need scents.

Agree - and it is actually hard to find fragrance free products. Dove has a line that they are marketing for babies now that is fragrance free and mild.

[Anonymous]

I like Babo Botanicals Sensitive Baby 2-in-1 Shampoo, which has a fragrance-free option.

[Anonymous]

We used mustela. It works for cradle cap.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agree that this will be the last of your worries when baby is here. That said get anything without fragrance - I use earth mama and nano botanicals sensitive. Babies don’t need scents.

I disagree. I think it’s important to know what you are putting on your newborns skin and I’d want to know what products have nasty ingredients (Johnson &
Johnson for example). I’m always horrified when I see people still using their products.

Pipette is great as well as California baby.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I like Aveeno’s baby line. My baby had some mild eczema and the eczema wash and lotion is great. Also stayed far away from all J&J.

I use aveeno too

+3 love the smell of the lavender

[Anonymous]

Most free of harmful chemicals (I did some research prior to putting Together my own registry)

Baby wash: earth mama simply non-scents baby wash, Babi botanicals sensitive baby fragrance free

Lotion: beautycounter baby daily protective (can be used for diaper) balm, Aveeno baby daily moisture lotion

Diaper: baby bum diaper rash cream fragrance free, mustela diaper rash cream - fragrance free

Laundry detergent: better life unscented, biokleen free&clear, molly’s suds unscented, 7th gen natural powder

[Anonymous]

Mustela Stelatopia then unscented sensitive skin baby dove.

[Anonymous]

Dr. Bronner’s. The best soap is…soap. Everything else is marketing.

[Anonymous]

I like California baby, but most days I just bathe the baby in water (he is eczema prone). Agree that anything unscented is probably just fine!

[Anonymous]

Aveeno wash & lotion were the first ones I tried, and they worked great so I've never gotten another one. My kids don't have sensitive skin though, so I think they'd probably be fine with anything.

[Anonymous]

We used Aveeno. It was fine. When all of that was used up, we tried Little Journey from Aldi. Same results, cheaper price. I’d say start with something like Aveeno for a newborn but unless you notice other skin sensitivities, go with whatever is most convenient.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I personally like California baby, but as PP said, it could change when your baby is here. Buy a few brands to test out.

Another California baby fan. If only it weren’t so pricy!

[Anonymous]

I use Mustela and Baby Dove wash and lotion. Also, the Mustela foam shampoo is good for cradle cap. We got sets of both as gifts. I ran out of Mustela when baby was around 1 and started using Dove. Both are fine.