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Bath Time Shouldn't Cause RashesBath Time Shouldn't Cause Rashes

Bath Time Shouldn't Cause Rashes

If your baby's skin gets dry, red, or flares-up after bath time, it's not just "sensitive skin."

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Why Bath Time Causes Problems (And How We Fix Them)

Most parents think bath time is soothing. In reality, it's one of the highest chemical exposure moments of your baby's day.

Warm Water Opens Pores

When your baby sits in warm water, their pores open and absorb chlorine, heavy metals, and contaminants from tap water.

The Solution

Our bath filter removes 90%+ before water touches skin

CanopyBaby Bath Tub Filter
$89.00

Towels Lock Chemicals Against Skin

Most towels are treated with chemical softeners, dyes, and finishes. You wrap your baby in them when their skin is most absorbent.

The Solution

Our towels are made from organic cotton

MushieOrganic Cotton Baby Hooded Towel
$29.99

"Gentle" Means Nothing

Most still contain synthetic fragrances and harsh chemicals that damage the skin's natural barrier.

The Solution

Our shampoo is fragrance-free and made with organic ingredients

California BabySuper Sensitive™ Shampoo & Bodywash (No Fragrance)
$12.99

Lotions Add More Irritation

Petroleum-based creams with synthetic ingredients can't fix what other products caused.

The Solution

Our lotion has real ingredients: coconut, jojoba, shea butter

Sweet Harvest FarmsOrganic Handmade Baby Lotion
$30.00

Bath Toys = Mold + Chemicals

Plastic toys leach phthalates into warm water and harbor mold. Your baby chews on them and ingests it all.

The Solution

Our toys prevent mold growth and are safe for chewing on

MushieSealife Mold Free Bath Play Set
$24.99

Why Conventional Bath Products Fail

The baby product industry relies on cheap synthetic chemicals and petroleum-based ingredients because they're inexpensive to manufacture. But your baby's skin pays the price.

Here's what's hiding in most bath products:

Ingredient Where It's Found The Problem
Synthetic Fragrances Shampoos, lotions, soaps Contains up to 3,000+ undisclosed chemicals; linked to allergies, hormone disruption, and skin irritation
Parabens Baby washes, lotions Preservatives that mimic estrogen; absorb through skin
PEGs (Polyethylene Glycol) Shampoos, bubble bath Petroleum-based; can be contaminated with carcinogens
Chlorine Tap water Strips skin's natural oils; causes dryness, eczema flare-ups
Phthalates Plastic bath toys, fragranced products Hormone disruptors; linked to developmental issues
Formaldehyde Releasers Baby wipes, shampoos Preservatives that release formaldehyde over time

The result? Dry patches. Redness. Eczema flare-ups. Constant irritation that no amount of steroid cream can fix because you're not addressing the root cause.