Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can someone link the research on Johnson and Johnson link to cancer? Is this something I need to be concerned about?

Parabens are carcinogenic. If a baby wash says “fragrance,” in the ingredients, it probably contains parabens. That’s the easiest way to rule out products.

https://www.johnsonsbaby.com/baby-products/johnsons-head-to-toe-baby-wash

"No parabens, phthalates, sulfates or dyes."

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can someone link the research on Johnson and Johnson link to cancer? Is this something I need to be concerned about?

Parabens are carcinogenic. If a baby wash says “fragrance,” in the ingredients, it probably contains parabens. That’s the easiest way to rule out products.

So.....

I like Baby Dove Sensitive Skin which is fragrance free. Fragrance can exacerbate eczema.

Anonymous wrote:Can someone link the research on Johnson and Johnson link to cancer? Is this something I need to be concerned about?

Parabens are carcinogenic. If a baby wash says “fragrance,” in the ingredients, it probably contains parabens. That’s the easiest way to rule out products.

I use Burt’s Bees.

Can someone link the research on Johnson and Johnson link to cancer? Is this something I need to be concerned about?

Anonymous wrote:I liked California Baby. I try and find products not tested on animals.

I love California Baby. Wish it wasn’t so pricey.

Got so much j&j as gifts but hate the smell. (Although I remember liking it as a kid but I think it has changed?)

I use Aveeno with oatmeal because that's a moisturizer that works best on my skin but I'm thinking I should look into Mustela now...

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Anonymous wrote:My favorite is Mustela. It smells amazing and has been great for my kids’ skin. Costco sells it now and it’s very well priced. Otherwise the Mustela website runs good sales every few months.

+1 My kid has dry/eczema prone skin and bubbly stuff makes it worse. Mustela is the only thing that works.

Mine also has eczema and we avoid standard bubbles as well. I found these eczema approved bubble pods. They are nice, not the MOST bubbly but I feel bad that DD cant have bubbles in her bath so these work. https://www.amazon.com/TruKid-Eczema-Care-Bubble-Bath/dp/B07FGFNBC9

Mustela scent is way too much for me. We’ve used Burt’s Bees since we ran out of a little cetaphil sample when ours was a newborn. I’ve been happy with it, doesn’t irritate my baby’s sensitive, eczema prone skin, and I like the scent.

Anonymous wrote:My favorite is Mustela. It smells amazing and has been great for my kids’ skin. Costco sells it now and it’s very well priced. Otherwise the Mustela website runs good sales every few months.

+1 My kid has dry/eczema prone skin and bubbly stuff makes it worse. Mustela is the only thing that works.

I like Thinkbaby for wash and sunscreen

Mustela

Anonymous wrote:My favorite is Mustela. It smells amazing and has been great for my kids’ skin. Costco sells it now and it’s very well priced. Otherwise the Mustela website runs good sales every few months.

+1
Stock up during sales.

I like Mustela, Honest and Aveeno. I got a L’Occitane set body wash and lotion set as a baby shower gift and it was heavenly but expensive. I found Dr. Bronner’s to be quite harsh.