I have the California baby cream but I hate the way it smells! Suggestions for good/thick lotion for sensitive baby skin??? I don't like the way aquaphor feels!
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We've tried Cetaphil, Cerave, and Vanicream. Vanicream is definitely the thickest and helps LOs eczema. It's available at Target.
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I agree with cetaphil. That's the only thing that works well for my DS
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Cetaphil
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we just use coconut oil
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Vanicream was a favorite for us
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Vanicream
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For those who've tried both, what's the difference between vanicream and cetaphil?
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We just use alveeno. I use it personally for my own dry skin too.
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Another vote for Vanicream!
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Ava Anderson is the only thing I've found that works the best for my girls.
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I second @Bao! We use the dream cream when it's really bad.
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I personally prefer to cut back on the soap usage and hot baths before I try a dry skin lotion. Made all the difference for us.
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@babybean404: It's a lot thicker. It's the thickest lotion out there I've found - it's really a cream though it comes in a pump not a jar which I like - but it still sinks in, unlike Aquaphor.
My daughter has eczema and during flare-ups, we use Vanicream liberally on damp skin and then when when that sinks in, we apply coconut oil over the top to kind of seal everything in.
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We cut back on the baths and only use the Cetaphil gentle cleanser with the Cetaphil moisturizing cream after the bath. It works well for us.
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