We use California Baby Super Sensitive Unscented lotion. I'm happy with it but we're running low so just trying to decide if we should stick with the same or try something new! What are you ladies using to keep your LO's skin extra smooth and soft? 
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Wondering the same. We have a bottle of Mustela lotion but it's not thick enough. But since I have almost a whole bottle, plus a bottle of the Johnson's pink lotion, I hate to buy another one.
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LO has had eczema since she was an infant and when we're out of prescription stuff I like to use Cerave.
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We use aveeno baby lotion
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We started off with California Baby but now we just use Cetaphil lotion and cream.
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We use vanicream. It's unscented and really helped because she had eczema when she was in her first year. It's all gone now, thank goodness! But now I use it too... it's so thick and creamy!
Cerave is another great option, but I prefer the pump that comes with Vanicream than the tub that Cerave comes in.
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Cetaphil moisturizing cream.
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We use Johnson's baby lotion, and I'm eh about it. We were gifted it, so I'm using it till we run out.
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aveeno eczema during winter, reg aveeno during summer. cetaphil when he has other skin issues
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The purple aveeno stuff. I looooooove the way it smells.
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We're still using Johnson's from our baby showers. I like the smell - I remember it from when my siblings were babies. I use aquaphor on her cheeks which have been wind chapped this winter. DD's skin is still really dry with the lotion and a humidifier though, so I think I may try something else when we run out.
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Eucerin Calming Cream and aquaphor.
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We all use Renew. E's skin is as sensitive as mine when it comes to lotions, apparently. A lot of the baby lotions made him break out.
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Another cetaphil cream user (the one in the tub)...we stock up when it costco has it in their coupon book
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I use aveeno baby daily moisture (fragrance free) lotion for my LOs. I also like their aveeno baby calming comfort (lavender scent) lotion. I stock up when my drug store has a BOGO sale.
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Homemade. Shea butter, coconut oil, and vitamin d-alpha caps.
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Burt's Bees Calming Lotion.
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coconut oil, mostly. but she got terrible dry cheeks during some very cold weather and we tried Weleda- it worked great!
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Johnson's and BabyGanics
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We just use coconut oil.
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Aquaphor.
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Earth mama angel baby. We switched from burts bees, and love it!
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We use Aveeno baby (unscented) because it was gifted to us. It works well and is reasonably priced.
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I use Aveeno Baby but once we're done with this tube I plan to switch to one better for Eczema.
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Started off with Aveeno baby lotion, but LO got eczema and the doctor recommended Vaseline creamy. Works like a dream.
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California baby
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California baby
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California baby or coconut oil.
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Weleda (also use their diaper cream), Peter Rabbit, sometimes coconut oil
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Currently, Baby Ganics Eczema cream. We also really like California Baby.
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We use Aveeno Baby Lotion. My LO had terrible eczema and we tried every lotion under the sun, including using Cortisone an amount that I wasn't really comfortable with. It was funny that I had this one just lying around from my baby shower and randomly tried it and has worked amazing. It may have just been that my LO was at an age that she was ready to outgrow her eczema, but I have really been impressed with the result!
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Cetaphil
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Cerave cream. LOs had eczema when they were younger, so we started using that to keep it at bay and have continued. They inherited my sensitive skin.
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We love our babyganics or there is one I bought on vacation made with bamboo that I adore.
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Plain old coconut oil.
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Cetaphil lotion right now, that's what was recommended to use with her exema.
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