Oatmeal Baby Bath Powder for Eczema by Irene Organics - Colloidal Oatmeal for Soothing Treatment of Eczema, Diaper Rash, Dry Skin, Itching and Irritation - Moisturize and Sooth Baby and Toddler Skin

I’m on my 4th container of this bath treatment. Both of my babies have sensitive skin and frequently end up with little eczema patches on their legs or bellies and soaking them in a tub with the Irene’s colloidal oatmeal treatment has been a game changer for us. We love it! 🫶🏼

I use this in my 10 month old who struggles with eczema…it really helps calm the redness and makes her hair and skin so soft.

Babes loved it!

We love this oatmeal bath! Keeps my baby’s skin so soft and moisturized. Thank you for making it!

Sucks that it was only filled half way. But it is nice. I won't be processing this product anymore though I would rather stick with a cheese cloth and oats.

I bought this hoping it would be as effective as using regular oatmeal but without the messy clean up. However, it still left significant scum in the bathtub. Most importantly, this powder stinks terribly like macaroni and cheese powder. I’ll go back to using my regular oatmeal strained under the faucet for an inexpensive, effective treatment for my kid’s eczema.

Our doctor recommended something similar to this product to help with baby eczema. I like this option over the mainstream ones available. I would, however, recommend a few modifications.It is confusing because the line references organics but it looks like the oatmeal might be regular oatmeal. This is how I read the ingredients, but I could be missing something. I read a study a few years ago on additives in mainstream oatmeal, so I would think organic oatmeal would make this an improved product (if it is in fact not 100% organic oatmeal).Also, my product container did not have an outer seal and the inner seal was no longer intact. It looked like it didn't stay sealed because of the heat. I would recommend an outer plastic seal as well, at minimum, to go around where the lid connects with the container.I hope this review helps you!

My son has sensitive skin and before using an oatmeal bath we could only do 2 to 3 baths a week without his skin turning bumpy like sandpaper. We used 2 scoops each bath and follow up with lotion and his skin looks great! I love that a little does trick.