Something new from Johnson's Baby

Johnson's Baby has been around for a quite a while. For the longest time, the packaging design has been the same. It has been iconic in my opinion. When you see the shape, you'll immediately associate it with J&J Baby products. So you can imagine my surprise and delight when I opened the box - I was wonderfully surprised to see the NEW and IMPROVED Johnson and Johnson products! They look so pretty and refreshing, don't you think?

This care package came at the most perfect time - my little Shobe will be able to use the different products! And what's more is that they're created for our little ones! Look:

This is the first time I've seen Johnson's Cotton Touch lotion, even more surprised that it is a face AND body lotion! Now that's a first for me from the brand! I love how they made this especially for newborns, isn't that special?

It's so refreshing to see the new packaging that we got very excited and immediately started using the J&J's Top to Toe wash on Shobe and we're very happy with the results! So glad she didn't have any reactions to the product. My older kids actually grew up with J&J products, Connor is currently using the blue, active kids shampoo. This is our go-to shampoo for him because his hair smells fresh all day long. You know how active boys, are right? Kailee on the other hand enjoys the pink shiny drops shampoo, especially the Frozen themed ones.

So glad to see the new packaging the market, even more happy that it's available almost anywhere! I remember the advice of my Pedia Derma, Dra. Francisco - she tells me that most of her patients cannot afford the expensive brands and that's why she recommends J&J to them. It's wonderful to know that J&J products are hypoallergenic, and free from parabens, phthalates and dyes.

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