What lotion would you pair with Dr. Bronner's baby soap?

kmcd23

This is my first post in here, btw. I'm trying to keep things as natural and chemical free for LO.

I picked up some Dr. Bronner's baby bar soap today. We use their peppermint for us and love it. But I'm stumped on the lotion. Even the 'natural' and 'organic' ones seem to have a million ingredients and/or are heavily fragranced.

Any recommendations for products you love? 

kmcd23

Also, is there any reason why I shouldn't just use something more simple, like shea butter, vs. a thinner lotion? 

AKB090609

Coconut oil?

kmcd23

I use coconut oil on my lips, feet, etc. So it makes sense to me. Thanks for letting me know you use if for babies. I was thrown off by so many people telling me I need lotion. lol

bim38106

yep, coconut oil

I also like grapeseed oil. Our pedi recommended it for cradlecap. 

kdjudd

This might seem like a dumb question, but does the coconut oil leave your LOs skin feeling really greasy? I've never used it alone as a lotion. 

kmcd23

nlynch11:

We use coconut oil too. If you apply it very thinly it absorbs no problem and baby smells delicious. For the few tim

SidraJedi

I use Dr. Bronner's baby soap and coconut oil as a moisturizer. I only bathe LO once a week and just wipe her off with a wet washcloth in between, like every couple of days in between. I use the coconut oil whenever she has dry skin or diaper irritatio