What kind of lotion do you use on your little ones?

Laura - posted on 01/12/2010

We use the Fragrance Free Aveeno for daily use or if it gets bad, we use Eucerin, which was recommended to us by the pediatrician.

Elisa - posted on 01/05/2010

My little girl has such sensitive skin I only use baby Aveeno I get the fragrance free kind but they also have lightly scented. it woks great on dry skin and you can find it any were.

Melinda - posted on 01/05/2010

I had the same problem. Try sunscreen! When my oldest was a baby his cheeks got so windburned and bad and no lotion I tried seemed to work. I started applying sunscreen to his face on cold days and it worked like a charm and believe it or not they recommend wearing it in the winter as well anyways. Obviously they don't need it on their whole body for the winter so for the rest of the body I love Aveeno Baby or Eucerin if you little one has sensitive skin. But for the cheeks and face, nothing worked better for me than sunscreen. Good luck!

Katey - posted on 01/04/2010

I put lotion on my son's body then I put this badger baby balm on his cheeks, it has organic extra virgin olive oil, castor oil, beeswax, calendula extract, and essential oil of chamomile. You can find it at health food stores.

Laura - posted on 01/03/2010

Aquaphor for the cheeks, nose, chin area during the cold weather works great. Even when you don't see pink, it works as a protectant so they don't get chapped.

Wendi - posted on 01/02/2010

Burt's Bees Baby Bee lotion - LOVE it! And they have this little chapstick-like stuff for chapped cheeks (I forget what it's called) that works great.

Tracina - posted on 01/02/2010

Cetaphil isn't marketed as a baby lotion but since its dye and perfume free its extra genital and moisturizes really well.

Ivana - posted on 01/02/2010

There are a lot of so called Wind and Wetter Cremes, right now I am using one of Sanosan but Mustella and Chicco are also very good, I recommend it warmly!

Amy - posted on 01/02/2010

I use Arbonne's all natural baby line - it is excellent for dry skin and many pediatricians carry it because the Body Lotion and Body Oil are so effective for eczema. I give these products to all my friends with babies and they love them too! The fact that these baby products do not contain parabens (which have been linked to cancer) made me feel great about using them on my son who is now 18 months old. Just a word of caution from someone who bought the Aveeno natural line too before I discovered Arbonne - I got home and saw they contained polyparaben and methylparaben and returned them! I loved the Arbonne products so much, the company's philosophy, and its flagship anti-aging line that I started my own Arbonne business 9 months ago and am now an Area Manager. It's a very lucrative way to make extra money on the side or a FT salary. Feel free to contact me if you want more info on how to get these products at a discount or the business. Take care, Amy (website: amyn.myarbonne.com/ email: amyn@myarbonne.com)

Heather - posted on 01/01/2010

I also use Johnson's Baby Lotion, but I use vaseline on my 18 mo's cheeks.

Millie - posted on 12/31/2009

I recommend trying Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream. Its for dry, sensitive skin. Its a little pricey (about $7 or $8 for a three oz. tube) but you only need an itty bitty bit. It really works wonders!

Kimberly - posted on 12/31/2009

After almost $100 worth of lotion purchases, nothing works like AVEENO! I only have to apply it once/day. They even have one with menthol for itchy skin. I use it all the time on my 18 month old. Even on her face.

Joanie - posted on 12/31/2009

Aveeno Cream works really well. My son gets eczema patches and the Aveeno keeps it under control. Cream works better than lotion.

Dede - posted on 12/31/2009

I use Aquaphor for my daughter. She was in NICU for a few months after she was born & the nurses there used it for rashes, abrasions & excema. Its a thick, gentle, unscented cream that won't irritate cracked little skin. You can get it in any pharmacy in the lotions aisle. Good luck :)

Jami - posted on 12/30/2009

Berts bees has a baby line and it works well on my lil guys cheecks and he has sensitive skin that is prone to rasshes and breakouts

Michelle - posted on 12/30/2009

i use something called epimax.....aqueous cream with added lanolin. works like a dream!

Erin - posted on 12/30/2009

I use vasoline creamy after every bath, and regular baby lotion in between. For my daughters face I use Mary Kay extra emollient night cream. It is the most awesome stuff ever. You could also use a dab of lanolin on the face before you go outside that might help.

Britton - posted on 12/10/2009

I use aveeno on my children's skin usually, but I will put Aquaphor on their little cheeks and noses to keep them from getting chapped.

Lynette - posted on 12/10/2009

i use the johnsons Nautrals range with ds and their cream is better than normal johnsons lotion.

Cara - posted on 12/10/2009

I use lotion that is a little more gentle on my son's skin. I know Johnson's lotion is supposed to be safe, but it actually has a lot of ingredients that aren't safe, even for adults. So, I now use Shaklee's Soothing Lotion. It has 87% organic ingredients and no harmful ingredients. It also smells good because they use organic essential oils like lavendar and chamomile. We really enjoy it! If you want to know where to get it, you can go here: www.caranitz.myshaklee.com

Penny - posted on 12/09/2009

Thanks ladies! I'll try the baby oil first since we got that in a Johnson's kit before she was born. If that doesn't work I'll try the other lotion.

Rhiannan - posted on 12/08/2009

hi , i used to use the johnstons baby lotion but found that she still got rosey cheeks and sometimes dry feet or hands as it got cooler so i started using the johnstons baby oil and found is better as u dont need very much so it lasts longer and i found it worked better for my dd she is also 18mths ,oh i also found if she gets a really dry patch on her face at all which sometimes happends with drooling from teething and cooler weather that if u use a tiny tiny bit of nappy rash cream that helps it fix up straight away but thats only for really dry patches the nappy cream i use is called sudocrem and on the pot it says its actually a healing cream for nappy rash bedsores symptoms of eczema and abrasions its in a grey pot with red writting !! id definatly try the baby oil , there are a few types of johnstons baby oil i have found that each one is pretty much the same just different smells ect so any johnstons baby oil should work .. hope this helps abit .. xoxoxox Rhia

Lana - posted on 12/08/2009

Eucerine(sp?) thats what I found works beth for my little guy!!