Johnson's Baby Bedtime Lotion 200mL

Information Johnson's Bedtime Baby Lotion A soothing nightly ritual can help send your growing baby to dreamland. Use as part of Johnson's 3 step bedtime routine to help baby sleep better. Sometimes babies have trouble sleeping. Try Johnson's 3-step bedtime baby routine. It's clinically proven (J. Mindell 2009) to help baby go to sleep easier and sleep better through the night in just seven days. Using Baby Lotion and quiet time, help baby drift off to a better night's sleep. -NautralCalm aroma -Gentle moisturiser Experience a New Generation of Gentle At Johnson's we never stop raising the bar when it comes to delivering the best for your baby. Guided by our mission to create gentle products backed by science, and our desire to address parents' growing needs - we've improved inside and out. Now, we have simpler, gentler products with no added parabens, phthalates, and dyes. Johnson's Baby Bedtime 3-Step Routine Step 1: Use a wash with an enjoyable & light scent, like our Bedtime Moisture Wash, as part of our 3-step routine. Step 2: A soothing massage with our Bedtime Lotion is a wonderful way to make your baby feel secure, loved and relaxed. Step 3: After a warm bath, followed by a gentle massage, it's time to send your baby off to sleep with a little quiet time together. The Science Behind Johnson's Proven 3-Step Routine With over a decade of scientific partnerships with behavior and sleep experts such as Dr. Jodi Mindell, a clinical psychologist specialising in pediatric sleep medicine, we know just how important a good night's sleep is to the overall health, cognitive ability and the mood of your little one-as well as the happiness of the whole family. We evaluated over 300,000 baby sleep profiles, leading to the discovery of the importance of multi-sensory bed time rituals, and the development of our clinically proven 3-step nighttime routine. Our Johnson's 3-Step Routine incorporates bath time and massage, two key rituals that help engage your baby's sense of smell and touch while strengthening your bond and preparing him for a good night's sleep. Reference: J. Mindell, Saint Joseph's University and The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia 2009.