Now that my squirming offspring is agile enough to try to escape the tub I tend to bathe with her so I can keep her from launching herself into the tile floor and finally wash my greasy mom hair. I bought this soak when the kiddo had really bad eczema but the sensitive skin soother seemed to work on its own during the humid summer months. Now that winter is here this poor girl has itchy red cheeks and arms which needed some extra care. We used this soak during one of our bath times and we both loved it, it was so soothing and smelled great. I don’t like to use soaps on the baby’s skin since they dry her out and it’s not like she’s mud wrestling all day. But I could tell even during the bath how her irritated skin was calming and the flushed look of her cheeks returned to her normal color. We soaked and played for a good 45 minutes then I took my slippery prune and slimed her up with the sensitive soother and she hasn’t been attacking her itchy skin in her sleep at all. The combination of this bath soak and the sensitive soother is definitely a must for anyone in need of some pampering and relief from dry, itchy skin.

My 9-month-old daughter had been having trouble with dry skin on her back and arms since birth. After every bath, I would have to rub multiple layers of lotion on her. These bath herbs have helped her skin stay moisturized to the point where I only have to apply a small amount of lotion after her bath. They smell wonderful, left her skin silky smooth and saves me time. Win-win-win!

Soothing and relaxing. Not just for babies!