Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder

Pros: fresh smell
Cons: bad for babies

Johnson’s Baby Powder has been around for a long time, longer then I’ve been on this earth. My mom used it on me when I was a baby. I still use it today, on my children and myself.

Johnson’s offers different varieties of powder. They...

Pros: Baby soft scent that soothes the skin!
Cons: Tiny particles could be ingested into lungs.

If you are a mother you are probably very familiar with Johnson's Baby Powder. Years ago it was a staple in your baby's nursery and used frequently. Now, doctors shy away from recommending usage of baby powder because of the fine particles ...

Pros: Talc free, Smells wonderful, prevents rashes
Cons: None!

To most people there is nothing like the sweet smell of a freshly diapered newborn. For me, however, it took until I had my own kids to realize that babies don’t have to smell like that. You see, I am the type of person who makes most of my ...

Pros: Fresh scent smell and decreases friction!
Cons: If inhaled, can cause respiratory problems!

I have heard different stories regarding the use of baby powder! It seems that most pediatricians do not recommend the use of baby powder due to the possibility of the particles getting into an infant's lung. I can only relate to how Johnson's baby...

Pros: It helped me when I needed it most
Cons: I'm in the diaper section

This review is part of the Hard_to_Please Love Fest, organized by diverpam, for our friend Mark (Hard_to_Please) who was recently diagnosed with advanced cancer. All funds raised this write-off will be donated to Mark to help defray some of his expenses....

Pros: Prevents Irritation & Redness
Cons: Dusty, Messy

I admit it, I use powder, specifically the Johnson's Baby Powder on my daughter's bottom. However, this powder only reaches her rear at night. When she was first born I was using the powder at each changing, and then I began to hear about...

Pros: Inexpensive.Good for baby at nappy change time & all of the family at bath time.
Cons: Can induce feelings of cluckiness in susceptible females.

There has been a lot of fertility around us lately. Baby rabbits, brand new kits, ducklings. A friend gave birth to a baby boy on my husband's birthday this month which was very clever of her and impressed him greatly. Do I seem a little . . . clucky?...

Pros: Scent, Cornstarch based
Cons: none here

On my most recent trip to Wal-mart one thing on my list was baby powder. Now I don't have a baby, but I do have a 2 year old that is in pullups. She knows everything there is to know about potty training and will tell you, but she will not do it. ...

Pros: Variety of uses other than the obvious one with baby, economical, wonderfully nostalgic classic scent.
Cons: The talc issue.

First off, I don’t mean to offend you baby lovers out there - c’mon, who doesn’t love babies? – but, I have absolutely no experience with them except the occasional glimpse and whiff I get while in the ladies room and a slightly harried mom hurriedly ...

Pros: soft, silky, absorbant
Cons: airborne particles are hazardous!!! may cause cancer

When I was a teenager, I got into the habit of rubbing Johnson's Baby Powder on after my shower. I love the smell of baby powder. So when I was pregnant, and it became time to go shopping for all those baby toilettries, the first thing that I reached for...

Pros: It is great for treating smelly feet and other hygienic conditions
Cons: It is not a necessary product for baby care

No way, No how. I am not about to dispose of $30 worth of new baby products Mrs. Nurse Woman, with all due respect. So what you are telling me is:

A. The baby comb and baby brush set are junk, throw them away or return?

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Pros: very effective and gentle
Cons: none

I don't only use this powder for my baby, but also for me. I find it to be the gentlest powder there is. Other powders contain perfumes that make it harsh on a rash and very stinging. Whenever my baby or I get a rash or skin burn this is the only powder...

Pros: Smells great, inexpensive
Cons: Worrisome airborne particles

We use baby powder very sparingly at our house. For one, we received a warning about babies inhaling too much powder from the neonatal nurses. I know they suggest a method for applying the powder to the skin by putting it on your hand first, but every...

Pros: inexpensive, great smell, trusted
Cons: none

Johnson's Baby Powder is truly the best product there is for keeping baby dry and protecting them from the friction of their diapers. I trust this product and use it regularly on my children.

Most hospitals and nurses will tell you not to use...

Pros: keeps baby's skin dry and soft,smells great
Cons: messy, bad for baby's lungs,

During a whirlwind trip to buy last minute things we grabbed a large container of Johnson's Baby Powder. Looking back I don't remember thinking it out..just grabbing because it's another product synonymous with new babies and diapering.

I...