Recommend me some baby products!

[*Tracee*]

Baths - Jurlique Baby Bath and Wash -smells yummy!
- Dermaveen wash, doesn't smell but works wonders on our sensitive skinned kids.

Washing - Omo Sensitive, a normal load (clothes) half a scoop and nappies one third of a scoop.

Bums - Jurlique - either soothing balm or Calendula.

We have sensitive skinned kids and we spent lots of time and money finding suitbale products for Abbey as a baby and all the above have kept her excema at bay

[Heather]

Well it was mentioned in the essential oils in washing thread that someone put their essential oils in a little milk for the bath to dispese it

[KristyMum]

Ta Heather missed that one.

[Fi Kiwi]

I use Weleda products (from NZ but available in Oz) - they are lovely. Their barrier cream is great - calendula based, and the nappy rash cream is good too.
I tried their teething homeopathic stuff and didnt find anything interesting happening.

[johT]

you can also put the gaia massage oil in the bath for something easier at the hospital...
http://www.gaiaskinnaturals.com//pag...?page_id=14721

[mum2henry]

Bottom Balm from Nature's Child at Byron for nappy rash here.

Bathtime, we use J&J bedtime bath or in the shower just good old sunshine soap.

Washing, i jsut use the stuff we have but not much, and clothes go into our wash, or when littler, a wash of their own with less washing powder.

We love the bottom balm here. That and Daktarin for the occassional fungal rash H seems to get (normally when we are away from home)

[KristyMum]

for bathing if you're in hospital, you can get little bottles of olive oil, and/or just put some OO in a small bottle/jar - put in your bag and that's it

[tishsmum]

Originally Posted by huntersmum

What washing powder (I prefer liquid) is best for washing the baby's clothes?

I'm totally in love with Eco Store washing liquid for our clothes, the best thing since sliced bread! In fact everything of theirs we've tried so far has been brilliant

[Heather]

Originally Posted by Heather

Well it was mentioned in the essential oils in washing thread that someone put their essential oils in a little milk for the bath to dispese it

hmm just re read that and it sounds rude, not intended to be.

[KristyMum]

sorright Heather, no 'fence taken