JOHNSON'S® Baby for New Moms: Month 1 and Beyond

Signs of Bonding Guide

Learn how bonding through touch and massage not only brings the two of you closer together, but also how the positive attachment between mom and baby can enhance later development.

Find out how

The Infant Sleep Guide
Between the ages of three and six months, your infant will be able to sleep for longer stretches at night.

Helpful Resources

Special Care for Eyes, Ears, Nose and Nails
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On the Move - Stage-based booklet on development (birth-12 months)
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Your Baby's Changing Skin and Hair
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Sun Protection Guide
What you need to know about incidental sun and its effect on your baby's skin. Learn to protect her from UVA and UVB rays wherever she may be... download guide
The Magic of Everyday Moments (6-9 months)
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Signs of Bonding Guide
Learn signs that you and your little on are bonding... download guide
Tips For Travel
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Bonding Tip: The Power of Your Scent
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Bonding Tip: A Mother's Touch
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Sleep and Your Newborn
With a bit of patience and a few tips, you and your baby will be able to settle down for a blissful night's rest... read more

The Science of Baby Skin

Your baby’s delicate skin is much thinner than yours and is more susceptible to irritants, and changes in temperature and humidity. Also, your baby’s ability to regulate body temperature is still developing too. You can help your little one maintain a healthy skin barrier when you gently cleanse and moisturize using products specially developed for babies. Cleansing and moisturizing regularly with baby-friendly products can help your little one maintain a healthy barrier.

Every new mother asks this same question. New born have needs that are very different than older childrens and adults. Their skin is special... etc. At Johnson's we have been researching this question for over a 50 years. These products have been approved by pediatricians and medical experts for use on newborns. >

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When a baby is born, so is a mother™.

Signs of Bonding Guide

The Science of Baby Skin