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EmmaMumsnet · 03/01/2017 10:24

We all know that babies’ skin is very delicate and sensitive; however, it is sometimes difficult to know the best way to care for it. JOHNSON’S® experts Kirstie and Maxime are on hand to answer any questions you have about caring for babies’ skin. Whether you have questions about infant skincare including tips on bath time and baby massage or want to know more about ingredients, Kirstie and Maxime are here to help.

Here’s what JOHNSON’S® have to say, “From the moment of birth and beyond, a baby needs loving care. At JOHNSON'S®, we understand that providing that care is both an art and a science. For over 125 years, we have been dedicated to providing parents with safe and clinically proven mild baby care products. But we don't stop there. Our products are designed to enhance your baby's routines and help you evoke positive emotions and ultimately enhance the loving bond between you and your baby.”

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Kirstie Kernutt – JOHNSON’S® Professional Advisor

After a career as a Senior Community Midwife spanning almost 10 years, Kirstie joined the JOHNSON’S® team to give professional advice on evidence-based practices for infant skincare, to both HCPs and mums. An expert in the latest clinical research on baby skincare, Kirstie can answer any questions on how to maintain baby’s natural, healthy skin.

Maxime Buffat – Director of EMEA Baby R&D at Johnson & Johnson

Maxime works on the research and development of JOHNSON’S® clinically proven mild range of skincare products. He leads a team of specialist scientists who ensure that all JOHNSON’S® products are developed especially for babies, helping you to take the best care of your baby’s skin.

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jazzitup · 16/01/2017 07:54

Why your brands and not the cheap one's.
Happy to pay extra if product is better.

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Shiraznowplease · 16/01/2017 11:23

I have always used johnsons on both my dc from birth but now ds is 8 he refuses to use anything with 'baby' on it, is there any plans to bring out an older children range. So us mums can have a skincare range we trust and our dc will hVe something which is still"cool" and appealing as our children grow older???

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emsmiff · 16/01/2017 11:27

My little bubs often suffers with nappy rash - is there a product in your range that is soothing for this?

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wef1984 · 16/01/2017 11:32

My little girl suffers from flare ups of psoriasis should we be bathing her more or less often?

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dirtypop · 16/01/2017 13:57

whats the best stiff to use for baby massage?

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MiddleClassProblem · 16/01/2017 14:31

Have you stopped making the bubble bath in the green bottle? We loved it but can't find it anywhere!

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bethymorg · 16/01/2017 16:29

can using wet wipes on baby's face cause the skin to dry/get sore?

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Smellophant87 · 16/01/2017 17:17

My son often gets cradle cap, is there any things I can do to improve/stop this?

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Dessallara · 16/01/2017 20:25

How often should I wash baby's hair with shampoo?

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PhilTB54 · 16/01/2017 20:56

Ours love bubbles at bath time , however they're prone to dry skin and eczema. Any recommendations ?.

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jamielmdjs · 16/01/2017 21:14

What has the worst effect, too much bathing or using the wrong products? What bathing schedule would you follow?

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Elizasmum02 · 16/01/2017 21:18

what products would you recommend for newborn babies? many people advised me to only use water?

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cluckyhen · 16/01/2017 21:40

When washing products in teh machine - can I still add calgon or similar?

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Jocelynne123 · 16/01/2017 22:16

Is it better to expose babies skin to different thing such as perfumes ect starting gently and working up. So that they don't develop sensitivities to things. Or just avoid everything all together? Xx

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littlecabbage83 · 16/01/2017 23:48

My little girl gets eczema from time to time, do you have any tips for avoiding flare ups?

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MummaE · 17/01/2017 06:05

Hi There, How beneficial if moisturising baby skin so young, when they re not relly exposed to the elements? and I am always torn between what is best.. Johnsons Baby Oil, Or Lotion/ Which do you suggest?

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snare · 17/01/2017 06:59

what is the best creme to put on dry skin ?

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barbsbarbs · 17/01/2017 08:23

my toddler suffers from really bad ecxema and I want to know the best way of keeping her from itching n at night and the best natural creams there are.

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hdh747 · 17/01/2017 08:37

Is there any reason we cannot use your baby products for all the family?

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suewilly · 17/01/2017 09:17

Leo is 12 months old (today actually) and frequently suffers outbreaks of eczema which become infected and he ends up with steroid cream to clear it up. I have a suspicion that when he drinks more water his eczema seems to improve. Is there any real link between the amount of water he drinks and his eczema or am I deluding myself?

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Amanda424242 · 17/01/2017 09:23

My little girl has very dry skin, what would you recommend I use at bath time?

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Anononoo · 17/01/2017 09:24

My 2 DC have reallly different skin types. One is really baby soft and the other has a permanent goosebumps feel. Can you explain why they are so different, whether they should each be cared for differently, and if it will extend into adulthood.

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ginanathan88 · 17/01/2017 10:08

My son has very sensitive skin which is prone to dying out in the winter, which products would you recommend using to combat this and also which products are best avoided. Thank you Smile

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stephanie123456 · 17/01/2017 10:10

What is a good product to use on dry skin?

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maria08k · 17/01/2017 10:43

How often should i bath my newborn and are your products suitable from birth?

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