Johnsons vs Elizabeth Annes

Claudia - I know it can be a mission sometimes. I order all my products online and they deliver to me.

Food more of a hassle as I don't have time to go to all the fresh food markets but Woolies is very good at stocking organic products.

Hi Ntoko,

I would recommend that you do not use any perfumed products on baby's skin.
I used J&J for my 1st son and he reacted very badly to it.
I would recommend that you use Nurse's Own Aqueous cream to bath and moisturise baba's skin. And maybe try to use the sunlight soap (yep, the green bar).

I put a drop of baby cologne on their clothes to make them smell nice

@ Jems. The woolies pure earth range is pretty good, and a bit cheaper than the enchantrix and pure beginnings ranges (plus its easier to find!)
I'm becomming so frustrated in my pledge to get rid of all synthetic nastys! Recently founf out that MSG is not always labelled as such and is even found in some baby formulas (I'm glad I breastfeed)

Luckily my baby had no reaction to anything so i threw stuff on, rubbed it in and perfumed him LOL

The Johnsons Naturals (green bottles) are devine!!!!! Put some of the cream on your hand and rub it in and just see - you smell it the whole day.

And the powder - i like J&J the lavender one.

Hi Ntoko

Plz do not stock toiletries, as u can see, most mommies had problems with the products,

I'm only using Epimax, J&J shampoo and the EA hair oil.

My baby had a bad reaction on the J&J products.

Sharp sharp

EA gave my baby cradle cap, so at the moment we use J&J as well as nutraderm and cetaphil.

Pigeon's shampoo has the best smell for me. The maternity ward used this when baby was born.

Neither. Both of full of SLS and other nasties. I only use 100% organic on my kids skins. Pure Beginnings, Echantrix etc.

Have a read here:
www.faithful-to-nature.co.za/natural-org...egory/going-organic/