Baby Product Ingredients | MythConceptions | JOHNSON’S® Baby
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2014
- Join Elle Walker, from WhatsupMOMS, as she debunks common MythConceptions around baby care.
Elle finds out that nothing is chemical-free, and some natural ingredients can do a lot more harm than good. Her solution is to research products and go with a company that understands what moms need.
Share what works for your baby in the comments below!
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Love Johnsons Baby! I use it with my lil one. They have everything you could need for a baby and a Name you can Trust!
I like the fragrance J&J products have...I really wish I had a perfume or essential oil of similar fragrance
We love the Johnsons Bedtime Bath with Lavender!
Johnsons is a brand I trust. Its been around for a long time! I love the smell of a Johnsons baby.
we never not have johnsons powder or tear free shampoo, for twenty years our family have enjoyed everyone of the johnsons products
What works best for us is research, trial and error and asking her doctor.
Love the bedtime lotion!
I'll stick to my organic non gmo baby care stuff!
All of my babies have been Johnson's Babies, Our current favorite is Honey Apple although I love the naturals line as well.
I do love the Johnson Lavender baby night time wash. It's great and smells wonderful!
I have use the Johnson's Head to Toe Wash and baby lotion on all 3 of muly sons. I love that "baby smell" after bath time. It's the first brand I reach for. :-)
A nice warm bath using Johnson & Johnson's baby wash helped mine to sleep.
I hate that we can't use any of the Johnson's because the apple scent is my favorite! We have to use aquaphor since my daughter has eczema
Johnson's night time baths are amazing for my son and we have never had a problem and he has pretty sensitive skin.
When my son was younger I couldn't use j&j. Even the naturals broke him out because of his sensitive skin and eczema. Now we use j&j every bath time.
My son has it and like many others we've tried everything, and only Johnson's seems to be the only thing to work for us.
Cool thanks for lettin me know
at home we love to use Johnson baby naturals
***** :D ;)
We love Johnson's and Johnson's Night Time Lotion and Wash.
I love J&J...I used it on my kids and now on my grandson.
Johnsons is a brand I trust. At home I use Johnsons Naturals in the green hand pump bottle!
Always! I have used the lotion as well.
dont wanna use onmyself let alone my baby girl OMG!!
Lisa Weeks uuujuku
My children have eczema so we use Johnson baby naturals and I love it
I have used Johnsons Baby on all of my babies without any problems whatsoever
I actually like J&J baby bath wash...my baby has not had a bad reaction from it. most of the time I used more natural products.
i buy all of Johnsons Baby products they smell amazing and at night my daughter right to sleep after her bath prep.
Not only do I love J&J head to toe for my little man but I must admit I use it too lol
I love using their baby oil on my damp skin after.a shower, locks in moisture in my skin and leaves my skin super soft plus I love the smell!
I use J&J it's been around for sometime and it's a brand that I trust and it smells great.
I love J&J products as they are the best for my children's sensitive skin.
my sister use to use johnsons baby products when the kids were little she didn't have a problem with it she stills buys there products from time to time because she uses them for her son he is seven but that doesn't matter she likes there products.
Johnsons baby works for me
i love J&J products
If I have a question about what I'm using on my baby I will ask her doctor, family or friends, or do my own research online and make my decision.
We use Johnson and Johnson.
All things in moderation. I still think overall natural is better.
Love Johnson baby only thing I use :)
"Natural" has too many meanings to be useful as a description.
I prefer using natural homeopathic remedies over products that claim that they are natural but full of chemicals.
I luv Johnson's that's what we use on my niece and nephew
We also used it on my little bro
But there are some chemicals yet I still trust it
I'm just surprised that companies use orange peels. WHAT?!?!
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nicole moore
It depends on the baby all babies have different reactions to products some babies require all natural and some don't I have four children and they were all different a few of them can use J&J but one breaks out in a rash the same things require with other products such as diapers and laundary soap point is that they are all different and react different to certain products so really it depends on the child, I also belive that if you start your child on something at birth they are less likely to be affected, I don't feel that natural products are best for all
i just now saw this ask away
When my son was a baby I stood away from the average everyday run of the mill baby product. Including this one. I read that it makes babies chucky. Well I didn't have that problem with my son being that way. the product i use i researched and made sure they where good for him. Now that he is a toddler i do use this product cause his body can handle it better now.
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Usually love your videos, not so much this one. Read Johnson and Johnson ingredients uh no way that is touching my baby! We gave away the Johnson and Johnson that was gifted to us and moved on to more gentle options.
***** I'll say again................ cocamidopropyl betaine: A synthetic surfactant found in shampoos and soaps, which is associated with allergic dermatitis.
sodium hydroxide: Found in laundry detergent, soaps, and face washes. The EWG cites studies that show moderate evidence of metabolic effects even at very low doses
sodium benzoate: Primarily used as a food preservative, also found in a wide range of products including cosmetics, shampoo, body wash, mouthwash, toothpaste, and moisturizers (to name a few). When combined with ascorbic acid (vitamin C) and potassium benzoate (another preservative), sodium benzoate creates benzene, a well-known carcinogen. Researchers have found a link with cancer and ADD.
fragrance: Sometimes called “parfum,” and found in most yummy-smelling cosmetics and cleaning products, even those that are labeled “natural.” Generally, phthalates are added to fragrance to help the scent last longer, and companies are NOT required to disclose the presence of phthalates.
phthalates: Chemicals primarily used in plastics, and also many cosmetics, where they act as lubricators. Linked to early puberty, autism, obesity, and birth defects. Due to the growing collection of alarming studies, phthalates are being phased out of many children’s toys and products in the U.S., and their use has been heavily restricted in Europe since 1999 (for toys only). You won’t see phthalates on a label-most often they are included in “fragrance” or “parfum.”
ChelseaStLaurent The EWG is, unfortunately, full of it. ALL kinds of washing are "associated with allergic dermatitis". How does cocamidopropyl betaine COMPARE to OTHER ingredients with similar function? I know it reduces the irritancy of at least some anionic surfactants when mixed with them. I used alkamidopropyl betaines in my patented non-irritating formula.
Sodium hydroxide is used just to NEUTRALIZE ACIDS, and is in turn neutralized by them. Whatever "metabolic effects" EWG is finding "at very low doses" are meaningless, since the human body always has plenty of sodium & plenty of hydroxide ion.
Benzoate being decarboxylated by ascorbic acid to benzene? OK, I guess it happens, but that must mean it takes place in many fruits that contain both those substance.
Robert Goodman
Parents everywhere need to be better informed about the products that go onto and into their babies/children. This is not a complicated subject....It's as simple as.....do I hydrate my babies skin with chemicals or no chemicals? Do I help heal my babies diaper rash with chemicals or no chemicals...and so on. This isn't a major subject in the grand scheme of things.
ChelseaStLaurent No, it's not as simple as that. No chemicals means no substance. You can't compare any substance with "no chemcals", all you can do is compare substances/chemicals with each other (or with nothing, as diaper rash will eventually go away on its own).
So what substance would you prefer to cocamidopropyl betaine as a "soap"? What chemical would you prefer over NaOH to neutralize acids? (Would you rather use, for instance, ammonia or triethanolamine?)
Robert Goodman I in fact do have the simple choice of chemical or non chemical products. There are several essential oils I can use instead of chemical creams and lotions, caledula creams or oils, aloe vera right from the plant, I can even leave it alone and allow my child's body to heal itself as you suggested(and that's just a VERY small list). I choose to use natural and more holistic products to help my children's(my own) common every day ailments. I'm not at all against parents using J and J products if that's what they choose. I however will stick with companies and products I trust to have my child's best interests at heart. I do not believe J and J is one of those companies.
You will not succeed in changing my mind and I know I will not change your mind. I feel we should just leave it at that....agree to disagree if you will. I respect your right to have an opinion as well as your willingness to defend what you believe.
I will be polite and just stress the following: if J&J works for you IT DOESN T MEAN IT S HEALTHY ON THE LONG RUN. NATURAL PRODUCTS CAN TRIGGER ALLERGIES LIKE J&J PRODUCTS YES OF COURSE BUT ONCE YOU FIND THE ONE THAT WORKS FOR YOU YOU CAN BE SURE YOU RE DOING NO HARM TO YOUR KID. Regarding this video; Elle has to earn a living, sadly she decided to promote this brand instead of an organic one. ELLE please "study" a bit more and you will note that science has moved forward and brought answers that doesn't suit all brands....
Thank you but I don't trust your chemicals on the long run even if my skin has absolutely no reaction to them. It's not only about immediate reaction on your skin but it's more about reaction on the long run like cancer..
I need more than NATURAL written on a bottle to convince me, I read labels too....;)
Yes you are totally right 😕
Davinakom you are spot on. Just like 4 years ago their products were recalled...comforting...
Marissa Hayes & that the baby shampoo has toxics. then they claim to remove them in the new formula.
Everyone in my family have used these products & we have had no issues. In fact, my son can't use any other product that is not J&J. I love using them on myself as well & so does my husband. If you don't like the product then don't buy it, don't try to make it seem like they're the bad guys just because you're child had a bad reaction. You're opinion is you're opinion. & what you might like could be different from somebody else.
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Oh, and citric acid is found is orange peels, so... yeah.
***** So the companies you're criticizing for using orange peels in their products could be doing the same thing in theory, could they not? According to the logic you're presenting, products can not be judged based on ingredients alone, but the purpose for those ingredients. Perhaps the natural companies are using orange peels to do the same thing, and therefore the orange peels are making the products even more suitable for a baby's skin.
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Johnson's baby products like Head To Toe Baby Wash contains perfume.
Is that necessary besides exposing babies to perfume allergy and increasing the price needlessly.
Shouldn't all baby products be perfume free?
Hi there! We're glad to share that we reformulated our HEAD TO-TOE wash. The fragrance is now hypoallergenic, which is why it smells a little different. We encourage you to visit the following link to learn more: goo.gl/GCCfTJ.
Well, well, well.
It's not a matter of whether the perfume is hypoallergenic, it's that it's not even necessary
+Winston Yap you're not necessary
stick with seventh generation Elle !
Ps. Shielding your child from people who are sick is totally different than eating McDonald's or buying organic soap, your rant needs a little more research.