Susan K Mann

Award Nominated Top Vuelio Mummy & Parenting blogger. Blogging about the highs and lows of being a working mother of two princes & princess, living out our own fairytale in Scotland.

Win A Hamper Of Goodies From Bennetts For Babies

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Bennetts for Babies Hamper

A newborn baby’s skin has one of the most amazing smells you’ll ever inhale. Especially as a mother when you first hold that precious bundle for the first time. Looking after their skin has always been a priority for me and I like to use non scented and recommended brands. One I came across with my little ones was Bennetts for Babies. 

It was a new brand for me at the time, however, Bennetts for Babies was formed over 50 years ago by a father and independent pharmacist, Basil Bennett. He went on to become famous for his baby care products, compounded on demand in his very own pharmacy. His products effectively treat dry skin, eczema, and help to prevent and heal nappy rash, Bennett’s has been a firm favourite with parents for years.

The full range includes baby bum crème, healing and preventing that pesky nappy rash. Nipple cream which you don’t have to wash off before breast feeding. A wonderful aqueous cream, which is my favourite of their range. It is rich, but light and non greasy which I think is important. There are also bath drops, I’ve not tried these yet,  but plan too. Then there is a kind bum buddy traveller, perfect for out and about.  The range is available from Amazon and Superdrug.com online, and Morrisons, Ocado and ASDA. For more information you can visit www.bennettsforbabies.co.uk or their Facebook Page or twitter.

Giveaway

I have a lovely little Christmassy Bennetts for Babies hamper to giveaway to one lucky reader. If you don’t have a baby, these are great for all sorts of skin or give it away as a gift. It is such a cute set. Enter the rafflecopter form below and good luck.

What’s in the hamper:-

    • Bum Buddy Traveller Kit
    • Aqueous Bath Drops
    • Baby Bum Crème (1 x 75ml and 1 x 150ml)
    • Nipple cream
    • Baby Aqueous Cream (1 x Fragranced and 1 x Unfragranced)
    • Bennetts Flannel
    • Teddy Bear

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Disclaimer:- I have not been compensated in anyway for running this competition. I think it’s a great little hamper. 

  • Tracy K Nixon

    Bath in luke warm water, pat dry and apply moisturiser.

  • Jo Hutchinson

    use plenty of moisturiser.

  • Keri Jones

    I put some baby oil in the bath to help lock in moisture, then pat dry afterwards xx

  • emma walters

    only use natural products

  • Robyn Logan Clarke

    Don’t bath them every night

  • Helen Jacob-Lloyd

    More is less – not too many baths etc 🙂

  • kim neville

    I use E45 cream to keep skin nice and soft

  • Becca Staples

    Don’t bath too often, and use baby oil afterwards x

  • Samantha Loughlin

    Always moisturiser after a bath stop skin drying out xxx

  • kim plant

    i always use sudocrem on nappy changes x

  • Nichole @Budget Loving Militar

    Use moisturiser (organic coconut oil) after you completely dry skin after bath

  • ashleigh allan

    Don’t bath too much!

  • clairdownham

    lots of moisturiser and sudocrem

  • laura banks

    using sudocrem

  • winnie

    clean with just water

  • melanie stirling

    Use paraben free products.

  • Karl Borowy

    best quality nappies..

  • Lots of moisturiser and a barrier cream

  • maci234

    Lots of moisturiser

  • Rebecca Nisbet

    use baby oil on them after each bath.

  • Charmian Filewood

    sudocrem is such a great protective barrier

  • Lynsey Buchanan

    moisturise after each bath time

  • jennhaden3

    Use natural, organic products if you can. Often time natural products are cheaper in the long run and it benefits the health of baby, which is the most important thing x

  • Laura Pritchard

    Just relax & don’t worry so much about it- I hardly used anything for my kids skin but when I did it ranged from my own bath bubbles to my husband’s shower gel, to organic baby products.

  • Karen K

    Don’t use too many products on them when they’re young if they don’t need it

  • tarbs

    By all means top and tail everyday but don’t wash baby every day as it dries out the skin

  • amy bondoc

    Baby oil after bathtime but dont use too many products on thier skin

  • Helen Gossage

    Just clean them with water at first

  • Tracey Ryder

    moisturise everyday

  • rena plumridge

    Moisturise often

  • Claire Nutman

    Massage after bathtime with oil x

  • Claire Woods

    Pat dry, don’t rub. Moisturise.

  • Jackie ONeill

    don’t bathe too much and always moisturise

  • juliebooth

    use baby oil in the bath and baby lotion afterwards

  • Yolanda Davis

    Moisurise after every bath. Use baby oil or lotion and massage it in. It’s not just good for the skin, it’s a good bonding experience as well.

  • Ruth Harwood

    moisturise xx

  • sarah punter

    a light sensitive moisturiser after bathing x

  • amber costello

    I use emollient bath soak for my son’s eczema then make sure to use emollient moisturiser after baths and before bed. I will be making sure to moisturise often when my younger son is born too!

  • Daniel Baugh

    Baby Oil is essential

  • foz

    Moisturise

  • leanne williams

    definitely moisturise

  • Samir Lola

    Pat dry and use baby oil x

  • Vicky Limerick

    oil in the bath

  • Chestnut

    use cloth nappies

  • catherine plant

    dont use too many products

  • Emma Farrell

    Coconut oil

  • fluffypinkmarshmallow

    Keep baby well moisturised

  • SARAH

    A baby sensitive moisturiser xx

  • Holly Boyd

    Wash as little as possible when they are little

  • caroline walliss

    Extra virgin coconut oil is the best product for soft skin.x

  • we always put oil after bath

  • Jodie Crossley

    Moisturise often with a product for baby skin

  • Moisturise often and dry well after bath

  • Pat Healy

    Moisturise

  • Mrs Broomfield

    I use a baby massage oil after bathtime which is relaxing and keeps my daughter’s skin supple.

  • Jen Morgan

    leave to dry well and always use moisturiser

  • Amanda noble

    Pay dry gently and use a good quality baby cream

  • ange

    changing wet/dirty nappies as soon as possible so avoid nappy rash and a very painful wee bot

  • Annie Sargent

    gentles possible products and washing detergent

  • Samantha Ripley

    regular nappy changes

  • Emma Fox

    Do not over bathe

  • Cheryl Pearson

    use sensitive skin products

  • Natalie Osborne Thomason

    Keep it clean and dry

  • Diane Jackson

    Bathe every other night

  • Tammy Tudor

    use sensetive skin baby friendly products

  • Jane Wathan

    Ditch the highly perfumed washing powders and liquids and use Ecover or similar

  • Liz Ferguson

    change nappies quickly to avoid rashes x

  • Lisa Houston

    moisturise. keep it clean

  • Moisturise after every bath, and in the day if necessary

  • Corinne Peat

    We use chickweed ointment on baby’s skin and it works a treat

  • Gemma Nisbet

    Using sensitive washing powders

  • Charlotte Pearson

    Use non bio washing stuff, use olive or almond oil on babies born very late (@MummyFever)

  • Rachel Craig

    Use products sparingly, and only mild and gentle products.

  • Karen Cowley

    Use mild products and dont bath too often as we dont want to dry babies skin out x

  • suey1969

    I don’t have any children but would love to win this prize to donate to
    charity, to go to Romania.

  • Liam Bishop

    We use loads of bum cream, stops rashes.

  • Aaron Broad

    make sure the drink lots of water

  • Nicola Morris

    We moisturise our little girl after her bath and bum cream on especially at night.

  • Viv C

    limit the chemicals

  • Emilie Curry

    Coconut Oil!

  • Alex Brownlee

    use loads of talc!

  • Kay Panayi

    Always check ingredients

  • mattmcandrew

    Always use moisturiser

  • Sam Goodwin

    Use bath products intended for babies.

  • Lucy Chester

    Only use natural products on babies skin

  • Julie

    Make sure you’ve dried them thoroughly and also listen to your mum, she usually will know best!

  • Karen Howden

    oil your baby to keep skin moist

  • Tama Brail

    massage with baby oil

  • Rachel Bustin

    use natural products and dry thoroughly after bathtime xx

  • Melanie Horbury

    natural products

  • Hazel murphy

    Keep it clean and moisturised.

  • Sharon Sheppard

    Ive only used natural baby products x

  • Donna Large

    coconut oil

  • MANDY DOHERTY

    Using natural products x

  • Julie Ward

    Use a good bath and skin product

  • windowmouse

    Use a good baby oil and dry them well after the bath x

  • Laura Nice

    Moisturise often!!

  • Rebecca Howells

    Keep it well moisurised (@PeanutHog)

  • Lizzy Cooper

    Coconut oil! It works wonders 🙂

  • AdrianPrice

    plenty of baby oil

  • J. Gallant

    Baby oil works fine

  • Yolanda Davis

    Good quality bath and moisturising products.

  • amyangelmouse

    Always read the ingredients on the back of products, also baby oil is fab for moisturising! <3

  • Janine Lowry

    Natural is best! I love essential oils. Many baby oils are filled with chemicals. Aquaeous cream is great

  • Paula Phillips

    Use natural products and always dry skin thoroughly after washing.

  • Kerry Lethbridge

    Natural products with plenty of moisturizer

  • Kristy Leanne Brown

    Let babies skin have some breathing room after a bath to ensure it is fully dried (obviously in nice warm room)

  • Kim Styles

    keeo the rooms well ventilated and if using heating make sure to use a humidifier to replace the moisture in the air otherwise the skin becomes dry

  • Laura Vitty

    Vaseline on dry patches 🙂

  • Emily CD

    Don’t bathe them every single day. Over bathing isn’t good for their skin. EJ Dunn

  • Jess Howliston

    Apply a good layer or cream and then let baby had clothes and nappy free time to give the cream time to sink in and the skin a chance to breathe! x

  • Mandy S

    Olive oil on cradle cap, massage gently to soften and comb through.

  • Shelley Stevenson

    Natural products , vaseline and sudocream were my must haves for my daughter as a baby <3

  • Jane Middleton

    use natural ingredients products

  • isabelle smith

    natural products only!

  • maria hackett

    I moisturise my babies twice a day and use baby oil couple of times a week too

  • Lynn Neal

    Vaseline is perfect for babies skin!

  • emilia nastaly-howard

    All natural ingredients

  • Keith Hunt

    We put a little baby oil in bath water.

  • Denielle Nicol

    Use all natural products

  • lindsay chadburn

    I always used cotton wool and water on my girls bums when changing and they never had nappy rash

  • Crystal Rowe

    Advised to use cotton wool and warm water for the first 4 weeks at least.

  • GCforever

    Buy the softest and best quality muslin cloths available and dab don’t drag on baby’s skin.

  • Emma Davison

    Baby oil in the bath water

  • kelly gregory

    dont bath every day as it really dries their skin out and baby oil or cream put on twice a day x

  • KATE SABIN-BURNS

    baby oil in the bath (Carefully though! Oily babies are slippery 😉 )

  • Tracey Grevatt

    baby oil, its mild and smells so fresh

  • Caroline Signey

    Don’t bath them every day as it strips the skin’s natural protective oils

  • Neill Johnstone

    Don’t use chemical oils

  • karen dixon

    Use baby oil daily

  • laura stewart

    lots of baths 🙂

  • Shona Sweeney

    Keep it clean and dry. A little drop of oil in their bath water and a massage after helps keep it moisturised. x

  • lorraine

    Lots of lovely baths. Taking special care to dry in all the little creases.Then a light dusting of powder taking care not to get near babies eyes xxx

  • Jessica

    Nappy free time is a must. And olive oil works wonders on any dry skin 🙂

  • Catherine Gregory

    Always use products for young skin rather than the same one us adults use

  • Pia Stephens

    Infants and little babies do not need to have a bath every day, especially if they have really sensitive skin that’ll just cause havoc, also skip mass produced baby oils, the more natural you can go the better, olive oil works heaps better than baby oil x

  • Claire Thomson Little

    Use olive oil rather than baby oil

  • supastar1501

    Make sure that your little one is completely dry after their bath before you dress them. x

  • h_igoe

    Don’t bath the baby too often as it drys them out, every 2 or 3 days is plenty!

  • Monika Suchonska

    there is no need for every day bathing , and remember to moisturise their skin with age appropriate products

  • Natalie Crossan

    Use baby oil daily

  • tracy sinclair

    Always apply baby lotion after a nice baby bubble bath x