As parents we usually go for the tried and tested cosmetics for our children. Johnson&Johnson, its almost synonymous for 'baby'. However, i have tried other brands and with good advice from my mom, i first tried them on myself and then on my baby. I found the Himalaya products to be a lot better than Johnson and Johnson. Some findings:
1. Take the J&J Soap for instance, it burns the eyes. Try it, yourself. My daughter has a habit of playing with the soap in the tub and by mistake she rubbed her eyes with it and she was howling. I tried Himalaya soap, it doesnt burn the eyes.
2. The Himalaya Oil has a lot more volume than the J&J Oil. You will feel the difference. If you use the Himalaya oil and then try the J&J Oil, it feels like water.
3. I swear by the diaper rash cream. Its simply amazing. I do put a generous helping, but in 6 hrs or lesser, the redness of the rash disappears and my daughter is a lot less hasseled.
But at the same time, i cannot discount the fantastic, soothing fragrance of J&J. So, I kind of feel that since we like the fragrance so much, we 'think' its good for our babies. My daughter too likes the fragrance :-) .... but i just cant ignore the goodness of Himalaya. So, I use the Himalaya Oil for her massage before bath and use J&J Lotion for after bath.
In India, J&J is still using talc in their powder preparations, but any good book will tell you that talc irritates a new born baby. In the US and Canada, J&J is using corn starch in the preparation of baby powder.
In India, I've seen in hospitals that nurses douse talc all over babies. It's not recommended, cause it confuses the baby. When a baby is born, he/she gets comfort from the familiar smell of his or her mom. Try it out yourself and you will see your baby will be calmer and less irritable. After 3 months, they have adjusted, the lungs are stronger and can bear the talc. The same with your perfume, avoid putting it on yourself for the first 6 to 9 months and let your baby enjoy your familiar scent. Later on, you can put your t-shirt on a pillow and your baby will sleep as comfortably next to the pillow, as he/she sleeps next to you.
1. Take the J&J Soap for instance, it burns the eyes. Try it, yourself. My daughter has a habit of playing with the soap in the tub and by mistake she rubbed her eyes with it and she was howling. I tried Himalaya soap, it doesnt burn the eyes.
2. The Himalaya Oil has a lot more volume than the J&J Oil. You will feel the difference. If you use the Himalaya oil and then try the J&J Oil, it feels like water.
3. I swear by the diaper rash cream. Its simply amazing. I do put a generous helping, but in 6 hrs or lesser, the redness of the rash disappears and my daughter is a lot less hasseled.
But at the same time, i cannot discount the fantastic, soothing fragrance of J&J. So, I kind of feel that since we like the fragrance so much, we 'think' its good for our babies. My daughter too likes the fragrance :-) .... but i just cant ignore the goodness of Himalaya. So, I use the Himalaya Oil for her massage before bath and use J&J Lotion for after bath.
In India, J&J is still using talc in their powder preparations, but any good book will tell you that talc irritates a new born baby. In the US and Canada, J&J is using corn starch in the preparation of baby powder.
In India, I've seen in hospitals that nurses douse talc all over babies. It's not recommended, cause it confuses the baby. When a baby is born, he/she gets comfort from the familiar smell of his or her mom. Try it out yourself and you will see your baby will be calmer and less irritable. After 3 months, they have adjusted, the lungs are stronger and can bear the talc. The same with your perfume, avoid putting it on yourself for the first 6 to 9 months and let your baby enjoy your familiar scent. Later on, you can put your t-shirt on a pillow and your baby will sleep as comfortably next to the pillow, as he/she sleeps next to you.
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