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6 Organic Baby Bath Products For Soft Baby Skin
Bath time is an ideal occasion to check for dryness or rashes and take care of your baby’s delicate skin. Here are our top 5 organic bath products to help keep your baby’s skin soft and smooth.
1. Babo Botanicals Baby Shampoo & Body Wash
Created by a mother, all Babo Botanicals products are made with natural, plant-based ingredients. Their entire line of shampoo and body washes are gentle and safe for baby’s delicate skin, and they smell great too!
2. Burt’s Bees Baby Bee Nourishing Baby Oil
After your baby’s bath is complete, don’t forget to keep their delicate skin moisturized. The Burt’s Bees Baby Bee Nourishing Baby Oil is 100% natural and will moisturize your baby’s skin to keep it soft and glowing.
3. The Wee Bean Bamboo Hooded Towels
The fabrics that touch your baby’s skin matter almost as much as the soaps and lotions you use on them. Luckily, The Wee Bean’s bamboo hooded towels are made from 100% natural bamboo fibers. These organic towels are hypoallergenic, antibacterial and odor resistant, which make them perfect to wrap around your baby after a warm bath.
4. Babyganics Bubble Bath
If your baby loves bubbles as much as ours does, check out Babyganics Bubble Bath. The instant foam not only gently cleanses your baby’s delicate skin, but it also rinses away easily without any residue.
5. Motherlove Diaper Balm
Diaper rash is a common problem, but Motherlove’s organic diaper balm restores yeast imbalances and alleviates diaper rash with an all-natural, plant-based formula. Also, since the diaper balm doesn’t contain any zinc oxide or petroleum, it’s safe to use either both disposable or cloth diapers.
6. The Honest Company Soothing Eczema Cream
Unfortunately, eczema is a common skin condition that affects many babies — but bath time can help alleviate some of the irritation. After your baby’s bath, you can use The Honest Company’s Soothing Therapy Eczema Cream to keep your baby’s skin soft and moisturized.
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