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Review Tiddley Pom Organic Baby Wash

tiddley pom baby wash
Just recently it's been battle of the baby washes in my bathroom. Over the last few months, my sensitive skin had a hissy fit so I have been seeking out gentle products and looking at natural ranges aimed at babies. I had been using Dr Bronner's Baby Mild Bar Soap but I wanted to switch it up as I like the convenience of a liquid soap.

I knew of Tiddley Pom because they entered the Free From Skincare Awards in a category which I judged. The range includes body wash, lotion, nappy balm, massage oil, baby massage DVD and spa music CDs. The products are designed to complement each other and provide a step by step baby spa experience.

The baby wash contains lavender and chamomile, two of my favourite ingredients. It has a lovely delicate aroma. Full ingredients are available on the website. The lotion and wash do contain Phenoxyethanol should that be a concern for you.  The body wash has a good liquid consistency which easily squirts from the pump. I mention this because I have encountered other shower gels which are gloopy and hard to pump from the bottle. It also lathers perfectly on a shower puff. I have enjoyed using this product and would happily repurchase. My one criticism is I dislike the phrase "free from harmful chemicals" which is printed on the packaging. I think companies need to step away from using these words. At what point do we classify an ingredient as harmful? What I regard as dangerous may be regarded as safe by another person. For example, some people strongly believe Phenoxyethanol is harmful and so I do not feel the phrasing is appropriate.

Tiddley Pom offer bundle packages so if you are looking for a present for an expectant mum, I would certainly recommend browsing their website. Products are also available in Boots, Debenhams, Harrods and Whole Foods. The baby wash retails for £9.99. Have you heard of Tiddley Pom and purchased any of their products? 

 Sarah x
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