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    Posted: 04 January 2007 at 10:01am
I thought it might be helpful to the new Mum's/Mum's-to-be to do a survey od which brands of baby products we all use/prefer to help them work out which ones are best for them. So....

Cloth or diposable?
If disposable, which brand?
If cloth, which type/system/brand?
If you use bottles/teats, which brand?
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?)
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?)
Baby lotion/oil?
Nappy rash cream?
Baby powder?
Washing powder?
Fabric softener?
What do you use for dry skin?

If you can think of any others, add them!






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Cloth or diposable? Cloth during the day, disposables at night
If disposable, which brand? Huggies (with Maya I preferred Treasures Ultra)
If cloth, which type/system/brand? Combination of flat cloths with pins and Johnsons liners and pocket nappies stuffed with prefolds or flat cloths
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Avent
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) Avent microwave steam steriliser
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) Bod for Bubs bath liquid, I use it as shampoo as well.
Baby lotion/oil? Nope
Nappy rash cream? Karicare Nappy Ointment with the red lid
Baby powder? Curash at every change
Washing powder? Next Generation
Fabric softener? Haven't found one I like yet
What do you use for dry skin? Bod for Bubs Bubbaloo Ultimate Dry Skin balm (whew what a mouthful!), has pawpaw in it and is great for the girls exczema
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Cloth or diposable? Cloth
If disposable, which brand? Huggies are the best but as the kids get older you can try cheaper brands
If cloth, which type/system/brand? FuzziBunz
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Not me
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) Not me
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) Good old Johnson & Johnsons
Baby lotion/oil? As prescribed (for excema)
Nappy rash cream? As prescribed
Baby powder? Curash
Washing powder? Persil (because of clothies)
Fabric softener? Not me
What do you use for dry skin? Anything aloe vera based
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Baby wipes? Pam's thick refills (packs of 80 from Pak n Save)
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Cloth or diposable? Disposable
If disposable, which brand? Huggies adn Treasures Giggles
If cloth, which type/system/brand? Not me
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Tommy Tippie
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) I have a microwave steriliser that we got from Target in Oz, so unsure of brand.
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) Johnsons
Baby lotion/oil? Johnsons
Nappy rash cream? Amolin
Baby powder? Johnsons
Washing powder? What ever is the cheapest usually cold water surf
Fabric softener? Don't us it
What do you use for dry skin?
A cream given to us by the dr
Baby Wipes? Usually Pams in the pink packet. I started with Huggies with a newborn and will do the same - so much thicker and don't use as many. If Treasures are on sale then I get them.
I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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Cloth or diposable? Cloth
If Disposable, which brand?
If cloth, which type/system/brand?
Pockets - Fuzzis/Swaddlebees/Stuffables/Peapods
Fitteds - Wam-Bamboo/Bamboozles
Cover - DesignerBums
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Avent
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) Nada
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) Johnson & Johnson's in the past - found it too drying
Baby lotion/oil?
Nappy rash cream? Bepanthen
Baby powder? Johnson & Johnson's or Curash
Washing powder? Ecostore
Fabric softener?
What do you use for dry skin? Emulsifying Ointment
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Bepanthen is awesome!!
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Cloth or diposable? Disposable
If disposable, which brand? Huggies
If cloth, which type/system/brand? None
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Avent
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?)Avent Microwave Steam sterilizer
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?)Just water and olive oil at the moment has James has sensitve skin. But will probally use huggies when he a bit older.
Baby lotion/oil? Olive oil
Nappy rash cream? Lanolin as barrier cream Micreme Only when its bad and nothing else works
Baby powder? Curash Anit-rash baby powder at every nappy change on bum
Washing powder?Soak in nappysan then wash in persil sensitive
Fabric softener? Don't use it
What do you use for dry skin? Olive oil or aleo vera based products
Baby Wipes? Flannel with warm water

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Cloth or diposable? I use Disposable
If disposable, which brand? Huggies all the way
If cloth, which type/system/brand?
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Avant (SP??)
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) I Boiled and Microwaved
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) Johnsons
Baby lotion/oil? Johnsons baby lotion - didnt use oil
Nappy rash cream? Johnsons....but hardly ever had to use it
Baby powder? Johnsons
Washing powder? At first Napi san and now what ever we use
Fabric softener? dont use it!
What do you use for dry skin? Baby lotion







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Cloth or diposable? Cloth
If disposable, which brand? n/a
If cloth, which type/system/brand? FuzziBunz
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Tommee Tippee - Closer to Nature
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) Microwave (Tommee Tippe steriliser)
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) J&J no more tears soap free bath liquid
Baby lotion/oil? n/a
Nappy rash cream? Ecostore nappy balm / Bepanthen
Baby powder? n/a
Washing powder? Ecostore
Fabric softener? n/a
What do you use for dry skin? Nothing for bubs LOL But for me I use a hemp based moisturiser from The Body Shop as I get *really* bad dry skin in summer, and it works a treat !

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Cloth or diposable? Mixture of both
If disposable, which brand? Huggies
If cloth, which type/system/brand? "Real nappies" covers (Bummis whisper wraps) with flats folded inside, have some fuzzis for later
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Avent, but might try those new tommee tippee ones with new bubba, although I am a RABID breastfeeder!
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) Microwave, Miltons and dishwasher..
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) J&J bedtime bath
Baby lotion/oil? J and J bedtime lotion, I find the lavender is fantastic for jakes eczema
Nappy rash cream? Karicare red lid/ Bepanthen
Baby powder? J and J, I just like the smell...
Washing powder? Persil, I find it leaves less lint as it has less fillers in it, and I like the smell the best
Fabric softener? whatever is cheap...usually cuddly or some such stuff
What do you use for dry skin? Baby moisturiser, the lavender stuff for jake, J and J, and for me, whatever I have around, with bio oil and/or vaseline jelly to "top it off" in bed. I get awful dry feet

Oh, and wipes, I love huggies, nice and thick, moist throught to the end of the packet, although they aren't as thixk as they uised to be, I still find them the best. I find it a bit of a false economy to buy "cheap wipes" (I had heaps of pams cherish at the start, and found they dried out toward the end of the tub)when you might have to use 2 or 3 when one huggies wipe does the trick...
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Cloth or diposable? Cloth
If disposable, which brand? n/a
If cloth, which type/system/brand? FuzziBunz
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Playtex (from USA) and Avent
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) Microwave bags
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) dont use any
Baby lotion/oil? dont use any
Nappy rash cream? dont use cream, if rashy I use Curash
Baby powder? dont use any
Washing powder? Ecostore
Fabric softener? n/a
What do you use for dry skin? organic baby moisturiser (I think the brand is Gaia)
Baby Wipes? Flannels and water
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Cloth or diposable? Cloth during the day, disposables at night
If disposable, which brand? Huggies
If cloth, which type/system/brand? Mainly real nappies (pre-folds & covers), wonderworks (all in ones) & the occasional fuzzibunz
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Avent
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) Avent microwave steriliser
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) almond oil, weleda calendula oil, huggies sensitive skin baby wash (tried Johnsons but found them too drying)
Baby lotion/oil? almond oil or weleda calendula oil
Nappy rash cream? Weleda calendula baby cream as a general barrier cream or Weleda nappy rash cream if there's any sign of a rash
Baby powder? dont use any
Washing powder? Persil sensitive
Fabric softener? don't use
What do you use for dry skin? Huggies moisturiser for sensitive skin or for really dry skin I use Cetaphil cream
Baby Wipes? Flannels and water when at home, huggies or precious wipes when out.
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Cloth or diposable? Disposable - Huggies fit the best by far.  I think it depends on your baby's build though, so worth trying a few out. 
If cloth, which type/system/brand?  Gonna get the Fuzzibunz after much research. 
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Avent all the way! 
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?)  boiling - only one bottle feed a day and I can boil the breast pump and bottles in one go. 
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?)  You seriously don't need much of these!!  J&J suit us well - shampoo, soap, bath lotion, talc. 
Baby lotion/oil? Never used the oil
Nappy rash cream? I'm trying them all out!!  Best value by far is one in a tub with a blue lid... I think it's by M&C Health or something like that. 
Baby powder?  J&J - the pure cornstarch one.  I don't use it for her bum though, only for under her arms to get those creases reeeealy dry. 
Washing powder?  Good old Reflect suits us all just fine!
Fabric softener?  Fabric whatner? 
What do you use for dry skin 
Bit of an ad here... we're trialling the new J&J Baby range for dry and sensitive skin and their 'intense moisturiser' is really good!  Hope it's on the shelves soon. 

wipes  Huggies or J&J... unscented.  They're by far the best!  But at home I use a flannel with warm water too. 



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Cloth or diposable? cloth - occasionally disposbale - got the ones from the baby factory adn cosies. worked well for us.
If disposable, which brand? as above
If cloth, which type/system/brand? Fuzzis
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Used Pigeon (japanese) and tommee tipee - but had to cut a bigger hole as the teat flowed so slowly (variable my bum!) that Taine feel asleep while drinking.
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) boiling, until i melted my breastpump - then used the tablet thingys
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) Huggies
Baby lotion/oil? still have umpteen packs from Jake lying around home - great as eye makeup remover!
Baby powder? i love johnson and johnson - smells like babies.
Washing powder? ecostore
Fabric softener? apparently not recommended for front loaders
What do you use for dry skin? nothing at present.

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Cloth or diposable? Disposable - Pams - used to be treasures ultra.
If cloth, which type/system/brand? n/a (too lazy!)
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? Avent
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) Avent Microwave sterilizer
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) Baby emulsifier from the doctor
Baby lotion/oil? Nil
Nappy rash cream? Nothing
Baby powder? Curash but only if she is a bit red
Washing powder? Napisan (and sometimes some Amolin too)
Fabric softener? Nope
What do you use for dry skin? Emulsifier and sometimes Amolin sensitive skin
Wipes?I am a real pams girl. Have tried lots and I like them the best


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Cloth or diposable? both
If disposable, which brand? budget or giggles (or the cheapest at the supermarket) during the day and loving touch or huggies at night
If cloth, which type/system/brand? pea pods and wonderoos
If you use bottles/teats, which brand? I have no idea what brand the all just turned up
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?) I just boiled the few times I needed to sterilise but would love a fancy sterilising thing
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) J & J bedtime bath and oil and shampoo.
Baby lotion/oil? J & J baby lotion or calming lotion mainly use it on me tho
Nappy rash cream? don't really use it J &J nappy rash cream when he rarely gets a bit red
Baby powder? j & j cornflower one for after a really stinky poo it stops him continuing to smell
Washing powder? whatevers on special
Fabric softener? cuddly the green flavour
What do you use for dry skin? bepanthen or lotion
Baby wipes? Pams the light pink ones yum yum they smell so good and find since they have changed them they stay wet right til the bottom and I find them thicker than huggies. Just a word of warning the $2 wipes are rubbish you have to use hafl the pack for one poo
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might look into trying those new pams jobbies then?
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Cloth or diposable?   Disposable
If disposable, which brand?   huggies
If you use bottles/teats, which brand?   Avent
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?)   microwave
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?)
Baby lotion/oil?   Johnson bedtime bath, then the baby lotion with lavender.
Nappy rash cream?   Sudocream (I used this since getting it in Uk with my second who had sensitive skin works a treat, u get trial in with bounty packs)
Baby powder?   johnson and johnson
Washing powder?   persil sensitive
Fabric softener?   what ever is on special
What do you use for dry skin?   baby lotion or if really dry bepanthen





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Cloth or diposable? (Flat) Cloth during the day with overnappy (no pins). Disposable at night
If disposable, which brand?   Huggies
Baby Wipes: Huggies
If you use bottles/teats, which brand?   Avent
Which type of sterilising system (microwave, electric, miltons, boiling etc.?)   Microwave
Baby bath products (bath liquid, shampoo, soap etc.?) EcoStore Baby Wash & Shampoo or Weleda baby soap
Baby lotion/oil?   Use powder or lavendar massage wax
Nappy rash cream?   curash powder, Weleda cream in nappy bag
Baby powder?   Baby Organics / Scully's
Washing powder?   Am o-lin (was using Persil Sensitive and Amelia was rashy)
Fabric softener?   Sometimes Softly, othertimes Fluffy
What do you use for dry skin?   
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