Citta baby balm best moisturiser … after apply it’s moisturise skin whole day…my little brother also use this 

Aaap baby balm use kar sakte ho.. Me citta baby balm use larti hu.. Yeh uski skin ko whole day moisturize rakhata hai

Use citta baby balm. This is very useful product for babyand enriched with Shea butter's magic and the goodness of eight oils, Coconut oil, Almond oil, Olive oil, Rice Bran Oil, Basil oil, Camphor oil, Soybean oil and turmeric oil the CITTA Moisturising Baby Balm is crafted to lock in moisture and keep delicate baby skin deeply nourished.

CITTA Moisturizing Baby Balm: One of the best out there! Perfect for dry to very dry and flaky skin, and daily use. Dermatologically tested.

Tubby Todd all over ointment… we joke that it gives my LO her “J-LO” glow. But it’s really great for sensitive skin! (I actually have some for myself!)

Aquaphor! This is what we use for my son who had a lot of eczema when he was a baby. Recommended by our pediatrician and our dermatologist. I use it myself on my lips and hands during the winter!

Aquaphor!

Different ones work best for different kids, but our favorites are aquaphor, Cetaphil (as long as there's no almond allergy) and cerave

Tubby Todd for sure, and breast milk baths

We use calendula (specifically the Weleda one) and it works brilliantly for my daughter. She has a few mild patches of eczema and generally dry skin, so I use this on the worse bits and a general moisturizer over the top. It also works miracles on rashes, minor grazes - I put it on everything 😅

Citta baby balm is really good and effective in keeping skin of my baby soft and hydrated. It's made with all nautral ingredients.

Unscented Tallow balm! Primally Pure makes a great baby tallow balm. 100% natural ingredients

Palmers have some really good products

Try Citta baby balm this is the best moisturiser for babies.. i am also using this for my toddler it gives super hydration and the texture was also very good.

Alphanova Baby has a great lotion, natural, with really good ingredients.

There’s a Korean one called Atopalm and it is incredible. My mom is super sensitive and this was recommended to me as a dupe for skinceuticals triple lipid. But it is the biggest baby excema lotion in Korea and I’m on my 4th bottle of it. Highly recommend for kids and for adults. Use on your face for two days and just feel the way your skin changes. I use it on my three year old because we are in Chicago so this saved our lives in the winter. Make sure to get the Korean version of it. https://a.co/d/hZ7YyFB

When my son was that little I’d slather him up in aquaphor after the bath lol we made lots of jokes about him slugging like the tik tok girlies 😂

Mustela stelatopia or hydra.

Try baby balm of citta. It's chemical-free and made with nautral ingredients. Amazing and effective in keeping skin hydrated and rash free too.

Tubby Todd ointment Dr green mom lotion

Haven’t tried yet but hear good things about Pipette

We use the ceravae tubs from Costco. Go through them pretty quick with my toddler, baby using them so it's nice to have a good price per oz that moisturizes really well.

These can be a little pricey but I’m absolutely obsessed with Kate McLeod lotion bars!! The product doesn’t contain any water - just cocoa butter and oil - and the packaging doesn’t contain any plastic. I sometimes buy scented bars for me but use the Unscented Stone for my daughter. I find it lasts a pretty good amount of time (though I go through mine much quicker) and the solid bar makes for a nice little bedtime massage routine.

ETA this would probably be fine for her face but since it’s not specifically formulated as a face moisturizer I use Earth Mama Baby Face and really like it

We buy big bottles of organic jojoba oil with a pump, and the whole family uses it after showers/baths! Our ped was ok with it and we started using it when our baby was very little. For her, once that soaked in I’d layer it with Babo Botanicals Sensitive Baby Fragrance Free Lotion… we still use this one now that she’s a toddler. And for extra dry spots, I’ll add Earth Mama Nose & Cheek balm or Pipette Balm on top. 

Tallow is a great one

We’ve tried three kinds, Aveeno gave our baby a rash and apparently it’s pretty common. Cetaphil is good but it’s quite light so if your baby doesn’t have dry skin this is a good daily moisturizer.

Mustela is very creamy and moisturizes pretty well, it’s our favorite since our baby has pretty dry skin.

Coconut oil as recommended by our midwife

Coconut or Olive oil are the best moisturizers

Coconut oil! Midwife recommmended it due to it being natural with no additives

Laroche posay lipikar. I would like it to be thicker but I’m applying whenever I feel like her skin is dry. My girl had eczema so I try to stay on top of her skin hydration.

Hey, I totally get it! I have five kiddos myself, with number six on the way, and we've definitely dealt with our share of dry skin. For my little ones, I trust gentle, soothing natural ingredients like grass-fed tallow and organic olive oil gently infused with calendula, chamomile, comfrey, plantain leaf, and rose petals— all found in The Brook from, Bristol Balms. I use this balm regularly on myself dealing with psoriasis and eczema and my kids, and it's truly calming and moisturizing for delicate, dry baby skin.

Hope your sweet little one finds relief soon!

I'd wash him only every two or more weeks unless he has a blow out or something. And when you wash him, use warm water with no soap unless really needed. I'd stop using product at all for a week and seeing what happens. I did this with my third kid and she has almost no baby acne or rashes like baby's often go through. Good luck!

I'd wash him only every two or more weeks unless he has a blow out or something. And when you was him, use warm water with no soap unless really needed. I'd stop using product at all for a week and seeing what happens. I did this with my third kid and she has almost no baby acne or rashes like baby's often go through. Good luck!

If he is struggling with dry skin, I probably would not transition to more baths

Be sure to rinse with clear running water your baby after the bath. You don't want soap residue on the skin.

You should use an humectant prior to put any vegetable oil or vegetable butter on the day you do not bath your baby.

For truly dry skin, I use those "naturals" 2 options: homemade flaxseed of chiaseed gel minus the seeds aftereard. If you put a little bit more water to have it runny, you can apply the gel on your baby skin AND THEN put the oil or butter on the skin.

The other option would be to mix water with a little bit of vegetable glycerin and a little bit of liquid Vitamin E, apply it on your baby's skin, then apply the oil and butter.

Trust me, just putting oil or butter on a dry skin when there is not moisture is not "usefull".

You could wet a big towel with hot water, and wrap your baby in it, wait 2 to 5 minutes, then procede to applying your oil or butter.

Finally, I would prioritized a BUTTER over an OIL if he truly have a dry skin.

But a little bit of added liquid Vitamine E is truly truly wonderful.

My favorite vegetable butter for hella dry skin is unrefined shea butter. In my life, for my own skin, I have tried a lot, and this is the one. (Capuaçu, kokum, cacao, mango, murumuru, shea butter) Cocoa butter was also nice.

Finally, you could gently exfoliate your baby's skin with a SURFINE clay or something, once a month or once every 2 months. Sometimes, when you truly have a dry skin, the dry skin build up can "make it" harder for the skin to absorb the wet and oily you apply on it.

Finally, you could use some wax with your oil or butter, with the prior step of getting the skin somewhat humid/wet. So, as for waxes, I am thinkng about carnauba, candellila that you could melt with your butter, and that could give a more protective layer.

Aestura Ato Barrier cream is my go to.

I cannot switch to anything since I have started kiehls. Nothing comes close to it specially in east coast winters :( Try waiting for 3-4 min for moisturizer to absorb and then try makeup may be?

Tatcha Indigo Overnight Repair Cream at night, Skinfix Triple Lipid or Kopari Moisture Whipped Ceramide Cream during the day. Eadem Cloud Cushion Airy Moisturizer is also very good.

Tatcha Dewy, Dr. Jart Ceramidin.

Kiehls midnight recovery concentrate is a very moisturizing oil, you add like 2-3 drops before your moisturizer & it makes a big difference! (Also exfoliate once or twice a week!)

We haven't used any soap or lotion on our 5.5month old baby and his skin is perfect. Never had nappy rash either because we use facewashers with water instead of babywipes.

My understanding is it’s not recommended to use lotion for a little while. My ped isn’t a fan, saying they too easily absorb everything so young. I was advised to use aquaphor on dry skin for a while. She’s 3 months right now and it did help a lot, especially since my LO has eczema

My pediatrician says no scented anything. When I asked about my baby's dry skin she recommended Cetaphil lotion, not baby anything, their boring, unscented normal lotion.

I love the Noodle & Boo baby lotion!

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