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momof2sn Apprentice

I'm sure it has been mentioned, but I was wanting to know if anyone knows which baby wash is gluten-free. We have been using Huggies. I don't see anything, but I thought someone mentioned there was something in it that wasn't gluten-free. I just want something I can grab at Wal-mart.

What about diapers and wipes, are their any problems with those? My daughter still seems to be fussy, so I think she is getting glutened by something.

I wear Cover Girl make-up, I heard they are gluten-free am I right?? Is ALL of the cover girl make-up gluten-free, like blush and lipstick. I use their foundation and powder too?? Just trying to make sure I have all my bases covered. I feel I can't possibly ever get ALL gluten away from her. Is it possible for her really to be fussy from just coming in contact with something that contains gluten vs. actually eating something accidentally with gluten in it? She has always been a very happy girl and was not too terribly sick before the gluten-free diet, mainly diarrhea, but never as fussy as now.


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ginghamkim Apprentice

Hi!

I use Burt's Bees Baby Bee Shampoo and Wash (tear free) on my 18 month old. To my best knowledge it is gluten-free (ingredients are listed on their website www.burtsbees.com) . I've also seen numerous post for California Baby products as gluten free, but I have not tried them yet.

Cosmetics are a tough one. I started to use Bare Minerals and Burt's Bee cosmetics. This forum has so much information on personal products. I seem to remember a post saying that Proctor and Gamble, the manufacturer of Cover Girl, could not make any guarantees about not including gluten.

Best wishes,

Kim

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