Store-bought baby washes (like other cleaners) are full of artificial ingredients, and they’re pretty darn expensive. This homemade baby wash works great, smells great, and is all natural! You’ll need a 16-ounce amber or cobalt glass pump bottle. Not sure where to get one? Check here.
Ingredients:
Make It:
- Add all ingredients to a 16-ounce glass pump bottle using a funnel.
- Cap and shake vigorously.
Use Tips:
- Shake gently before each use to ensure all ingredients are mixed well.
- For a full tub, use 4-5 pumps of baby wash.
Cost Comparison:
- This recipe = 36 cents per ounce
- Aveeno baby wash at Walmart = 50 cents per ounce
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Jodi Hoyt
Jodi Hoyt is a content specialist and blogger working out of a home office in Sioux Falls, SD. Through Jot, she provides copywriting, proofreading, and editing services for any personal or business need. Specialties include digital content creation and copywriting for social media platforms, websites (with an emphasis in SEO tag words and key phrases), and print materials.
Jodi has been a freelance consultant for nearly ten years, and she officially started Jot (previously Hoyt Consulting) in January 2011. She earned her Master of Business Administration in 2009 from the University of Mary in Bismarck, ND, and her Bachelor of Music in music theory and composition in 2004 from Concordia College in Moorhead, MN. Additionally, Jodi is an adjunct business instructor at Southeast Technical Institute in Sioux Falls, and she is a creator and blogger with Simple Family Remedies.
Jodi and her husband, Nathan, married in 2004 and have a two-year-old son, Lincoln. They are expecting their second son in May 2018. They also have two cats. In her spare time, Jodi loves to golf, run, ride bicycle, and play sand volleyball. She is also a big Marvel fan and a self-proclaimed tech geek.
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Can you include where you purchased the ingredients? Also, what is the reason for the special bottle? Thank you!!
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Absolutely! I will update the post with links. I usually get stuff on Amazon because it’s a bit cheaper, but the ingredients can also be purchased at Pomegranate Market here in Sioux Falls. Because the recipes use essential oils, glass bottles are preferred, as the oils can start to (for lack of a better word) “eat” their way through plastic over time.
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