Is there any baby soap I can use out there beside johnson brand?

Erika - posted on 06/14/2010

Yes, there are other products you can use. Unforunately, many store bought products contain many chemicals that aren't good for our children. I hope your little one gets better. Below is a link that has more information about Johnson's harsh ingredients.

http://www.nj.com/business/index.ssf/201...


I use safer products in my home, I'm glad I don't have to worry about having any harsh chemicals in my home.

Visit: http://CleanandGreenFamily.com

Best Wishes!!

Mellanie - posted on 06/14/2010

Another product that you can find at the local health food store is called Dr. Bronners pure castile Magic Soap. My children and I have extremely sensitive skin and I couldn't use anything but water on them until I found this stuff. They have one that is specifically for sensitive skin and babies but it's gentle enough for us that we are able to use the scented ones. Our favorites are citrus and rose. The one thing you do need to be cautious about is that it's not tear free. Good luck www.drbronner.com

Brandi - posted on 06/14/2010

My daughter had eczema as an infant and nothing in the mainstream stores seemed to work, even Burtsbee's, which was suprising. I found www.naturesbabyorganics.com that offers natural, organic, products and decided to give them a try. My daughter's skin cleared up within days. It has a great smell, my favorite is Vanilla-Tangerine. It is a little expensive but worth it. If you go to their website, you can type in your address to see if you can find a store near you that carries their products. Otherwise, you can purchase it directly from them online.

Lisse - posted on 06/14/2010

Hello Cris....

my girl - thanks God- have not being allergic to anything (so far), but I have been allergic to everythign all my life.... my solution : "water-it-down"..... basically, whatever you decide to use, or have available, add water to it.... I love Victorias Secret "Sweet Temptation", but I can't use it if I don't add at least 1/3 of water to the bottle....

I also have to change frequently soaps, so I have at least 2 or 3 soaps in the bathroom at all times, and don't use the same one 2 days in a row....

Aveeno products are wonderful.....

Jessica - posted on 06/14/2010

I use this stuff called Baby Magic. its really gentle and it smells great. i much prefer it to the Johnsons baby soap myself...

Joanna - posted on 06/12/2010

Ali, I used to work for Arbonne (in the call center, not as a rep) and so I got nice discounts on the Arbonne baby stuff (it's usually pretty expensive). But personally, I hated it! I even got some free from my boss for my baby shower and I ended up throwing it away. But I do have friends who swear by their sunscreen.

Maria - posted on 06/12/2010

I like Waleda. Its also Organic like burts bees and it works great

Crystal - posted on 06/11/2010

YES!!!!!! burts bees is the best for my baby! she had tried all the Johnson stuff, even aveeno, but it didnt help. she would break out so badly.finally someone mentioned to me the organic bath products and it works great.

Ali - posted on 06/11/2010

I have not used and I do not sell it, but I have heard good things about Arbonne products:

https://www.arbonne.com/shop_online/showCatalog.asp?category=18

Crystal - posted on 06/11/2010

I like the aveeno creamy baby wash. I like the way it smells and the clean effect. I also like the organic soap I bought at wal-greens. it is very gentle on my skin and the baby's skin. I hope this helps.

Joanna - posted on 06/01/2010

I use Cetaphil for my daughter's face, but I just used the Dove bath bar for sensitive skin when she was a baby with excema, and it worked great for us.

Lani - posted on 06/01/2010

Avoid synthetic chemicals/fragrances. Try your local health food or organic store, they should have a good range of options, even if it's not labelled 'baby'. I use MooGoo Milk Wash on my DD (www.moogoo.com.au), it's fantastic as unfortunately she inherited mummy's sensitive skin.

Vanessa - posted on 06/01/2010

Avoid anything with SLS, Sodium Laureth or Laurel Sulphate. Its an agent that creates the bubbles and is drying and irritaing to sensitive skin. Also avoid products with 'fragrance or parfum' listed as it is synthetic and can be irritating. If it is scented read the label and find out if the scent is from a natural oil - that is fine. For my baby (13 months) I have only been using Weleda's Calendula baby wash. It is pricy and usually in a health food store but is super gentle. For my 3 yr old I use Kiss My Face kids shampoo & body wash, also gentle.