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Does Anyone Know Of Any Gluten Free Childrens Products, Shampoos Etc?

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kenyonsmommy Rookie
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We've only been gluten free for about three weeks, already its made a remarkable improvement on my 2 year old. He's already started to put weight back on, thank god for that Gluten free pantry sandwich bread. Then i started wondering, after reading some posts, what about his shampoo, baby wash, etc. We use Johnsons baby wash now, the pink lotion stuff, and i have been using loreal kids shampoo for both kids. I know my son gets water in his mouth, half the time i think he drinks half the bath water, as disgusting as this sounds. I looked at the back of the bottle, but it is completely foriegn to me. Anyone know, have suggestions?

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Baby Magic is good. The plain ol J&J stuff is good, but call if you have any doubts. I'm floundering in the bubble bath dept. too. Watch out for lotions too. Curel caused a major reaction in my daugher that took a while to figure out. Now using Lubriderm. Glad he's doing better!

Mango04 Enthusiast
Mango04
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California Baby is definitley free of gluten. I use it myself sometimes :)

www.californiababy.com

Smunkeemom Enthusiast
Smunkeemom
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I like the baby magic brand for soap. As far as lotion, we use Suave, it's gluten free and works pretty good.

My girls are starting to get to where we can use "real shampoo" so I am letting them use my Dove.

Ivory (last I checked) is gluten free if you are looking for a bar soap (my kids like to wrap it in a washcloth and make bubbles)

Oh, and I just started this thred here for you, and others in case you needed more info.

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jenvan Collaborator
jenvan
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I also rec California Baby--all their products are gluten-free. They have shampoos, soaps, sunscreen, bubble bath, lotions etc...

tpineo Rookie
tpineo
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We've only been gluten free for about three weeks, already its made a remarkable improvement on my 2 year old. He's already started to put weight back on, thank god for that Gluten free pantry sandwich bread. Then i started wondering, after reading some posts, what about his shampoo, baby wash, etc. We use Johnsons baby wash now, the pink lotion stuff, and i have been using loreal kids shampoo for both kids. I know my son gets water in his mouth, half the time i think he drinks half the bath water, as disgusting as this sounds. I looked at the back of the bottle, but it is completely foriegn to me. Anyone know, have suggestions?

The last time I checked (about a year ago):

Johnson and Johnson- all the liquid soaps and shampoo were ok; also the hair detangler is ok

Baby Magic- all the liquid soaps and sunscreens

Loreal shampoos- ok

Suave for Kids Shampoo- ok

Kan-doo- all are ok

Also, I just checked all the baby wipes this week and Pampers, Huggies, and Equate (Walmart) were ok.

Most of the kid products companies, like Johnson and Johnson, are good about answering your questions.

Tania

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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I would recommend California Baby, too. I was using the shampoo and bodywash myself for a while! I still use the Sensitive Skin Lotion and sunscreen. Good stuff :)

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Guest nini
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we use Suave kids shampoo and Kiss My Face Olive and Aloe lotion, she likes Irish Springs bar soap and dial liquid soap... she doesn't like bubble bath so I don't have that issue.

sleepingbean Newbie
sleepingbean
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I like CA Baby, Aubrey Organics and BeanTreeSoap

There are so many good ones in the health market these days!

:)

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