Organic Products for You and Your Baby
Have you heard about California baby? It was named best baby products in LA by fox 11 news. News stations from San Francisco, Phoenix, San Diego, and LA. can't stop talking about it. It is a completely natural line of baby care products. Every mom wants to make sure that everything that touches your babies skin is good for them, so thats why California Baby is so perfect. It was started by mom Jessica Iclisoy because she couldn't find any products for her kids thats didn't have chemicals and harsh and potentially harmful ingredients. She has explained her way of testing things is often to use them on herself, she said that to test if the shampoo or the sunscreen will burn your baby's eyes she puts some in her eyes. You know you can feel safe using a product that so much care was taken in making it.The California Baby line includes shampoos, conditioners, lotions, oils, Aromatherapy Bubble Bath, diaper rash cream, essential oils, sun screen, and even bug repellent. All the California Baby products are organic and sustainably grown products, they use no formaldehyde and no parabens they also contain no sodium laural sulfate. Their bug repellents are completely non toxic and chemical free. They all come in your choice of unscented -- which is actually unscented, unlike some other products that put things in to cover up the scent -- or in a variety of completely natural fragrances made from pure essential oils.
My daughters favorite California Baby product is the I Love You Aromatherapy Bubble Bath. It has a sweet scent and has a aromatherapy blend that includes ylang ylang and sweet orange. It does not contain dea, they also do not use any synthetic fragrance or harsh bubbling agents. The best part is every bottle of bubble bath contains two bubble wands so my daughter can blow bubble in the tub.
My favorite product is the sun screen. It protects from uva/uvb rays giving broad spectrum coverage. It is paba free and contains no chemicals. It is nice to have a sun screen that I feel safe putting on my daughter. I don't have to worry that the sun screen that I am putting on her, is worse for her then the sun itself.
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