Tear Free Natural/Organic kids shampoo?

You can go no-poo! My dd has had soap in her hair twice in her two years (due to clumps of maple syrup) but just water often gets everything out. AS they get older and their hair gets oily or what not I will have to look more closely at no-poo but then, I may already be doing it for me by then.

Well, it's hard for me to check the labels of these as I am buying them out of a wholesale catalouge and I have tried to start looking at their websites, but some of them are so VAUGE about the ingredients lists... (Like the Jason's one, their site says most things are only 70% organic... : but I could find no actual list.) and with 31 pages of Shampoo products I just KNOW I won't get through all the websites before orders are due.

As for the no poo thing, we've been non intentionally not using shampoo since we ran out of the Johnson and Johnson DH had gotten, but he REALLY wants to use shampoo in her hair. He isn't comfortable with this no poo idea, kids basic or the adult version. mwahaha. So I want to have more natural/organic shampoo and he wants a tear free type. I know if I don't get some kids tear free organic/natural shampoo in this next food club co-op order DH will be at the grocery store getting Johnson and Johnson's.
heh heh.

Thank you those for all of your ideas/opinions. I really appreciate them. I think I might have 1/2 a Burt's Bee's shampoo bar somewhere from awhile back, maybe he'd use that while I'm searching on all these brands... ??

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www.drugstore.com carries TONS of natural brands of beauty care products. I never order I just get the info I need. They have the ingredient list and feedback from customers about the products.

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I picked this 'poo up after I read the Mothering article and went to the Skindeep site. I warned DH that although it was the safest bet for a kids shampoo, it wouldn't be tear-free. So we're careful to avoid getting it in DS1 and 2's eyes when we rinse. That said, I'm certain we've gotten rinse suds in their eyes a time or two. No problems. No tears. Not a single indication that their eyes were irritated. So fwiw, I think Aubrey makes some really good, mild stuff.

Oh, and I used the Burts Bees bar soap on my first baby for his first bath. Ignorant first-time mom me didn't even CONSIDER that it might not be tear-free (and like an idiot I didn't read the label). So I washed his hair and rinsed away... until he started screaming. He cried and cried. I cried and cried. His little eyes were so red. I felt completely awful and inept. So, be careful w/ Burts' bar soap.

Castille soap should not be used on the genitals...It's too drying and strips skin of much needed oils. I found out the hard way by using Terressentials unscented body wash in ds's bath. An hour or two later and his poor privates were peeling/flaking/red and he said that it hurt.
Then, I did some research on the EWG site.
Right now, I'm going to try 365 Unscented glycerin soap. Simply cuz it was .99 and was all I could afford. Plus, it just has saponified coconut oil and glycerin in it. That's it.