Do adults need to graduate to tear-inducing “adult” hair care? By John Hodgman Daniel writes: My brother insists on using Johnson’s Baby Shampoo, saying there’s no reason adults can’t enjoy the ...
Q. When can parents switch their children from baby shampoos or lotions to adult brands? A. "There's no real age cutoff for switching over from children's shampoo or products to adult," says Dr. Roya ...
So whether you have a baby and have these products handy already or just enjoy buying new stuff, here's how to use it—like an adult. When it comes to your precious, expensive and carefully curated ...
Why should babies get all the good stuff? Sure, those chubby little cherubs have sensitive skin and need extra moisturizing (and god forbid there be any chemicals in there), but we moms are sensitive ...
It happens to me, too. When the word comes up out of context, I think first of dead things. The frogs and fetal pigs I dissected in seventh grade, open-casket funeral viewings … the word formaldehyde ...
From the hilarious (and satirical) newspaper The Onion, a story with this headline: Johnson & Johnson Introduces ‘Nothing But Tears’ Shampoo to Toughen up Newborns. This tweet from the satirical ...
So whether you have a baby and have these products handy already or just enjoy buying new stuff, here's how to use it—like an adult. When it comes to your precious, expensive and carefully curated ...
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