Cussons Mum & Me Sleep Tight Baby Bath With Relaxing Lavender 500ml mumandme.com/en-…ath
Getting plenty of sleep is very important for new babies – and new mums too. The mild cleansing bubbles are kind to little eyes, whilst the added moisturisers help care for your baby’s delicate skin. Our Sleep Tight Baby Bath contains a blend of Lavender and Camomile, with a unique calming fragrance, to help relax your baby for a restful night’s sleep.To complete your bedtime routine use our Sleep Tight Massage Oil to calm and relax. and Mum & Me Baby Bath With Menthol To Comfort Snuffles 300ml mumandme.com/en-…les If your baby has a snuffle then it’s hard to know what to do to help them. Cussons Mum & Me Baby Bath to comfort Snuffles contains a menthol fragrance to help comfort little noses, helping to soothe baby*. Mild bubbles gently cleanse and the added moisturiser helps to care for your baby’s skin.
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5 comments
Who111112
10 Sep 17#1
Using Aveeno baby at mo.. Had no issues but found out some people knock it due to being a Johnsons company which uses a lot of chemicals that can impact baby? Any one have any other recommendations?
emmar2007
10 Sep 17#2
Try child's farm, I used previously tried Aveeno baby and although I never had any problems with it as such, little ones skin seemed to really respond to the child's farm baby moisturiser.
lilwhiteduck
10 Sep 17#3
Nice find OP! Will have to check our local Poundland next time I go there. The Sleep Tight/Lavender variant smells sooo good - I use it in my own bath because I love the smell of it so much!
Who111112 - If it's a bubble bath you're after, we like Oilatum Daily Soothe and Protect Junior Bath Foam. It doesn't seem to make my son's eczema flare up, or make his dry skin any worse, and it foams up really nicely so he can play with the bubbles. It makes a nice change for him to have a bubbly "play" bath since he usually needs oil in his bath as a moisturiser.
louiselouise
11 Sep 17#4
Poundland and baby-themed, so loosely related - Argyle Street, Glasgow also has some New Baby-themed gift wrap, gift bags, paper cups, napkins, mini picture frames and other items, such as this New Baby blackboard:
louiselouise
22 Sep 17#5
At that same Baby section in Argyle Street, Glasgow, earlier, Mum & Me Bump Soothe & Nourish Body Lotion 300ml. Bit of a strange one, though, as it was in the £1 section but scanned at £2.
I was allowed to purchase it for £1 but I don't know the "official" price. AFAIK if an item is in the £1 section and advertised as such they have to sell it to you for that price (I was told this when I had a similar situation the other week - but they removed all stock of the offending item, no doubt to relocate them to the £2 shelves.)
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Cussons Mum & Me Sleep Tight Baby Bath With Relaxing Lavender 500ml mumandme.com/en-…ath
Getting plenty of sleep is very important for new babies – and new mums too. The mild cleansing bubbles are kind to little eyes, whilst the added moisturisers help care for your baby’s delicate skin. Our Sleep Tight Baby Bath contains a blend of Lavender and Camomile, with a unique calming fragrance, to help relax your baby for a restful night’s sleep.To complete your bedtime routine use our Sleep Tight Massage Oil to calm and relax.
Picture in store:
5 comments
The Sleep Tight/Lavender variant smells sooo good - I use it in my own bath because I love the smell of it so much!
Who111112 - If it's a bubble bath you're after, we like Oilatum Daily Soothe and Protect Junior Bath Foam. It doesn't seem to make my son's eczema flare up, or make his dry skin any worse, and it foams up really nicely so he can play with the bubbles. It makes a nice change for him to have a bubbly "play" bath since he usually needs oil in his bath as a moisturiser.
I was allowed to purchase it for £1 but I don't know the "official" price. AFAIK if an item is in the £1 section and advertised as such they have to sell it to you for that price (I was told this when I had a similar situation the other week - but they removed all stock of the offending item, no doubt to relocate them to the £2 shelves.)