When both our boys were born, the hospital used Johnson’s Head-To-Toe Baby Wash for their baths, and sent us home with the rest of the bottle to use for their first baths at home. Those first baths at homes were quite an experience for us.
Initially, both boys HATED baths! They’d scream and scream and scream. It was a joint effort when it came to baths when our boys were newborns. DH & I were always worried about trying to get a good hold on their tiny, slippery bodies, or making sure the water wasn't too cold or too warm, but we never had to worry about the baby wash we used. We knew that our hospital trusted Johnson’s, and so could we.
We received generic store brands and even higher priced brands of baby wash as gifts, but some had weird fragrances, and some even caused DS1 to break out into a rash, so we were always most comfortable using Johnson’s Baby Wash.
These days we use both organic and natural bath products on our boys, as well as Johnson’s Head-To-Toe Baby Wash. We know that Johnson’s is a name we can trust, as they point out on their website: “We believe in giving every baby a healthy, happy start in life. For generations, we have been supporting families and hospitals alike with trusted products, expertise, and innovations.”
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ks to Mom Central, we received two new Johnson’s products to review that were introduced this year to help celebrate Johnson’s 50th Anniversary—the Head-to-Toe Foaming Wash and Baby Bubble Bath & Wash.
Johnson’s Head-to-Toe Foaming Wash (ARV $4.89 for 9 oz.) comes in a handy pump dispenser, and with a single pump you’ll get enough suds and lather to wash your baby without having to rub your bath mitts or washcloths together, so it makes bathtime a little easier.
Johnson’s Baby Bubble Bath & Wash (ARV $3.99 for 15 oz.) has a nice fragrance and
can be used for both bubble baths and for washing your little one. As a bubble bath, it produced lots and lots of fun bubbles, and I thought it was great that it could also be used as a baby wash.
Both the Head-To-Toe Foaming Wash and the Baby Bubble Bath & Wash are soap-free, dye-free, hypoallergenic and allergy- and dermatologist-tested, so you know they’ll be gentle on baby’s skin.
You can get more information on these and other Johnson’s products, as well access bathing tips and videos, by visiting Johnson’s Baby Channel on YouTube where you can sign up for newsletters, get expert advice, and so much more.
Shop: You can purchase Johnson’s Baby products at retailers online and nationwide.
Savvy Savings: Visit Johnson’s website or Johnson’s Baby Channel to print valuable coupons good towards the purchase of Johnson’s Baby products.
Johnson’s products have been around for many years in countless households. They were in my home when I was a baby myself, and they’re in my home now, as I use them on my own babies.
Initially, both boys HATED baths! They’d scream and scream and scream. It was a joint effort when it came to baths when our boys were newborns. DH & I were always worried about trying to get a good hold on their tiny, slippery bodies, or making sure the water wasn't too cold or too warm, but we never had to worry about the baby wash we used. We knew that our hospital trusted Johnson’s, and so could we.
We received generic store brands and even higher priced brands of baby wash as gifts, but some had weird fragrances, and some even caused DS1 to break out into a rash, so we were always most comfortable using Johnson’s Baby Wash.
These days we use both organic and natural bath products on our boys, as well as Johnson’s Head-To-Toe Baby Wash. We know that Johnson’s is a name we can trust, as they point out on their website: “We believe in giving every baby a healthy, happy start in life. For generations, we have been supporting families and hospitals alike with trusted products, expertise, and innovations.”
Than
ks to Mom Central, we received two new Johnson’s products to review that were introduced this year to help celebrate Johnson’s 50th Anniversary—the Head-to-Toe Foaming Wash and Baby Bubble Bath & Wash.Johnson’s Head-to-Toe Foaming Wash (ARV $4.89 for 9 oz.) comes in a handy pump dispenser, and with a single pump you’ll get enough suds and lather to wash your baby without having to rub your bath mitts or washcloths together, so it makes bathtime a little easier.
Johnson’s Baby Bubble Bath & Wash (ARV $3.99 for 15 oz.) has a nice fragrance and
can be used for both bubble baths and for washing your little one. As a bubble bath, it produced lots and lots of fun bubbles, and I thought it was great that it could also be used as a baby wash.Both the Head-To-Toe Foaming Wash and the Baby Bubble Bath & Wash are soap-free, dye-free, hypoallergenic and allergy- and dermatologist-tested, so you know they’ll be gentle on baby’s skin.
You can get more information on these and other Johnson’s products, as well access bathing tips and videos, by visiting Johnson’s Baby Channel on YouTube where you can sign up for newsletters, get expert advice, and so much more.
Shop: You can purchase Johnson’s Baby products at retailers online and nationwide.
Savvy Savings: Visit Johnson’s website or Johnson’s Baby Channel to print valuable coupons good towards the purchase of Johnson’s Baby products.
Johnson’s products have been around for many years in countless households. They were in my home when I was a baby myself, and they’re in my home now, as I use them on my own babies.
Do you have a special memory of using Johnson’s products when you were growing up, or of using them on your baby?
Thank you to Johnson's Baby for providing the product(s) for review and/or giveaway.
