Other baby powders?

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So I've read a lot of cancer cases due to Johnson & Johnson's baby powder and I was wondering what other brands can I buy?

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Just talc free but you don’t really need baby powder. It isn’t really suggest for use anymore these days.

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I wouldn’t use any. No need for them

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I never used baby powder.  It’s not necessary and can encourage yeast growth.

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I don’t use any. They are dangerous if baby were to get ahold of them - squeeze too much out and they breathe it in- horrible for their lungs. And I’ve read that it’s linked to cancer later in life in women from getting up in their lady bits.

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Just don’t use them. My hospital said they’re not necessary and aren’t good for a baby’s skin and to try not to use products on them where you can :) x

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First and foremost, it's not just the Johnson's baby powder. It's the talc in it that causes cancer. Second, Johnson's should overall be avoided for a lot of reasons. The whole company has had a ton of lawsuits over the years with not just their baby products but with medications like Tylenol and things like that as well. They're not known for using the best ingredients. Third, I highly recommend the Burt's Bees Talc-free powder. It's so much better and safer to use. Just be sure to not allow your little one to breathe it in either way. If it gets into their lungs, it can cause issues.

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Don’t use them, they aren’t useful.  If you want to put something on baby’s bottom after changing I used Vaseline with my son and will be using this time around. My son never got diaper rash, it was a great skin protectant.

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You just want to use one talc free or a corn starch based powder.

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