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Diluting Dr. Bronner's to use as a baby wash?  

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My DD has sensitive skin, so I was wondering if anyone knew what a good water:cleanser ratio would be?
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I've seen women wash their babies with oil and water, it seems to do great for their skin. The less soap or detergents the better.

You can try a combination of olive oil and coconut oil for a good cleanser.
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i used to do 1/2 and 1/2 for my skin, and even then it was a little harsh for me. Maybe 1 part soap to 3 parts water for a baby?
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I've seen women wash their babies with oil and water, it seems to do great for their skin. The less soap or detergents the better.

You can try a combination of olive oil and coconut oil for a good cleanser.

I have to second this! We usually use olive oil to wash our babe's skin. However, we do use Dr. B's (the baby mild stuff) once in a while. I dilute it a lot! I'm not sure of the actual ratio, but enough that it's not super sudsy!
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