I know that California Baby has some bubble bath. There is one that is free of scent, although their scented ones are made with essential oils I think and other natural stuff. They sell them at Whole Foods for about $8. It is going to be a stocking stuffer for my 2 year old this CHristmas.
nice natural bubble bath?
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On the California baby yes they do have parabens but it is much less that 1% ... i think it was like less than half of one percent so I felt ok with that amount. Ideally I dont want any either... but when my son screams for bubbles (daddy had gotten him some MR. BUBBLE! GROSS!!!!
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: ) then that is my compromise. We dont do bubble baths everyday and that is so far the best thing that I have found.
You can feel free to do what you want
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. I do not pass judgement on you. I just want to make sure that EVERYONE who asks about bubblebath and that is told about california baby knows about the paraben issue. I do think parents need to be told this. I was really pissed off that no one warned me of it and touted it as 'all natural' and then I read different. That is misleading is all.
To me, there are alot of things that our children will scream for and like in their growing up years and a lot of it won't be healthy. I really feel it is my job as a parent to see what is healthy and what isn't. I also need to take into consideration how thin their skin is and also how easily suceptible they are to chemicals and their effects as their body is growing astronomically during the first 5 or so years.
Take care
To me, there are alot of things that our children will scream for and like in their growing up years and a lot of it won't be healthy. I really feel it is my job as a parent to see what is healthy and what isn't. I also need to take into consideration how thin their skin is and also how easily suceptible they are to chemicals and their effects as their body is growing astronomically during the first 5 or so years.
Take care
Thank you all for your input - I really will reconsider the bubble bath idea. Thanks again
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Sherra - I totally understand. Everybody is comfortable with different levels so that is cool. I hope I did not offend you
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I was just stating what was comfortable for me... and that is a limited exposure to the most minimal concentration of parabens that I could find. I am glad at least there is one that is not ladden with them. But yes I felt cheated with the california baby shampoo and body wash becuase for what you are paying I expected 100% natural - we bought once and honestly I got pretty tired of the scent anyways so we never even considered buying again. Right now we are using Burts Bees baby stuff and that is working great so far. I dont think their soap bar and shampoo bars have any junk.
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I couldn't help but notice that this bubble bath "seems" to be free of bad chemicals:
Jason Satin Shower Body Wash And Bubbling Bath
I found a fairly cheap place to get these items: www.vitacost.com
They are starting to carry more and more natural items.
| bragged because he got the free and clear version |
I couldn't help but notice that this bubble bath "seems" to be free of bad chemicals:
Jason Satin Shower Body Wash And Bubbling Bath
I found a fairly cheap place to get these items: www.vitacost.com
They are starting to carry more and more natural items.
I just squirt some Dr. Bronners into the tub as it's filling. I use the baby mild for the girls. It makes suds just fine, also has a little slipperiness to it that helps out when I go to actually wash them. No sudsing agents there unless Dr. Bronners is not telling the truth (and since they print their entire belief system on each and every bottle I don't think that's possible
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). Granted it's not as bubbly as commercial bubble baths but the bubbles hold up and the girls don't notice there are slightly less bubbles.
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