Baby soaps, shampoo etc.

[LibertyGal72]

Can I ask how this works in practice?...... Then a teacher from higher up the school complained that he was using the disabled toilet and rather than tell her why, they banned him from using it.

Perhaps others use common sense. Jobworths

[Cerise]

I should have questioned it more at the time. In fact, I can't believe that the teacher who told me that didn't realise how stupid it was as she was saying it.

I was just interested in whether Damsella's child had to use a different toilet, or take her soap with her when she goes, or whether they keep it in the loos. I think DS would be embarassed to have to take his own soap with him every time he went to the loo, whereas having it in that one ready meant that it wasn't a big deal.

[lazymummy]

I use doublebase on the toddler, and waitrose baby bottom butter (all over) on the tiny one as moisturisers when needed.

I bought some of the Waitrose bottom butter this week, it's fantastic! I've been using it for it's intended purpose and for my very dry hands/nails too!

[*Holly*]

I bought some of the Waitrose bottom butter this week, it's fantastic! I've been using it for it's intended purpose and for my very dry hands/nails too!

I've got the bottom butter and found after a while it seemed to kind of separate and now it's just really oily and gross so use it quickly!

[Gerbera]

For the first few weeks we just used water and cotton wool, olive oil for dry skin on the hands, wrists, ankles and feet.

I also occ used some chamomile oil in with the water for nappy cleaning & soothing.

For bathing & general shampoo I used Boots sensitive baby wash for all my youngest as my BIL had 5 boxes of 50ml bottles