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I switched my oldest right after she turned 2 bc she was getting a lot of hair and it was/is very curly, so now she uses whatever shampoo and conditioner I am using. My youngest is 3 and still has baby fine straight hair and it’s still pretty short, so she still uses baby shampoo bc there’s not much to wash!

@Madison43: pretty much the same answer. I switched my older daughter maybe around three because she has curly hair and I wanted something better for her curls, plus she uses conditioner too. But my almost 3 year old I still use the baby shampoo/ body wash combo because she just has straight regular hair. Although she also has super dry skin so I use cetaphil to wash her and the baby shampoo/ body wash to clean big sister... so their tub is full of bottles.

We used mustela cradle cap shampoo until almost two. Then we switched to sauve scent free kids shampoo and my conditioner, and that is still what we do at 4.

@meadow: We still do! He’s 3 but I love the smell.

Like a under a year? I never saw the need for specialty shampoo and I hated the way they made his hair smell. We only wash his hair like once a week now if that mostly just let it get wet. And he has long hair and we never had any issues.

Once he could properly lean his head back and not get it in his eyes. I don’t believe the whole fearless thing completely, but I know he bitches about the baby shampoo less than my shampoo when it gets in his eyes.

I have a 4 and 2 year old so I still use baby shampoo more for my 2 year old that refuse to tilt her head back so I want to make sure it's tear free, etc. Once DD2 is ready we'll probably move to "adult" shampoo.

I think around 3 for my DD because she has curly hair like me. She uses my products. My DS will be 8 in a few weeks and he still uses baby shampoo.

We are still using it on my six year old! Maybe she is just lucky but we haven't noticed any problems with it. We only wash hair maybe 2x/wk. She uses real conditioner though.

We used it for a long time because of the "tear free" -ness of it. But eventually we had to switch to real shampoo because it was drying out his hair/scalp. I think the new stuff stings his eyes a lot more, so he's more of a pain when it gets to hair washing time. I say if it ain't broke don't fix it.