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Bohdi's Balm
 Our Price:
 $12.95 for each 6 oz. tin
This high quality, hand made baby balm from Soulful Earth
Herbals is truly all natural.  It's wonderful not only for warding
off diaper rash, but also for healing cuts, wounds, and chaffed
skin.  The olive oil is gentle on your newborn baby's skin,
comfrey root and vitamin E speed healing, and lavender adds
a relaxing scent while contributing to its antibacterial
properties.  It can also be used as a cuticle treatment and to
prevent windburn when applied before weather exposure.

This baby balm is safe to use with fleece diapers, such as
Fuzzi Bunz and Happy Heiny's (other diaper rash creams can
cause the fleece to repel, making the diaper leak).

Safe for baby!  Named after one of her sons, Bohdi.  Now
comes packaged in an environmentally friendly tin.
Whether you visit Soulful Earth Herbals at the City
Market, Meridian Market, or Allen Street Market in
Lansing, Michigan, count on there being a line of
customers!  From all natural baby products, to
creams for eczema, lotions for sore muscles, or
soothing chapstick, customers always return!  
Kathaleen's products are a local favorite because
they work, naturally.
You can read more about Kathaleen in this article.
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Ingredients
Infused olive oil of calendula, lavender, comfrey root and
plantain, beeswax, natural vitamin E.
Our Experience
We've used this baby balm since our daughter was born
and love it!  It is one of the few baby balms that is truly all
natural.  This means we're not at all worried when some
gets on her hands and face!  We use it on a daily basis,
to ward off diaper rash (and it's worked wonderfully)!  It is
also great for healing sore nipples.  When your baby has
a full fledged diaper rash, we recommend Burt's Bees
Diaper Rash Ointment instead, because it contains zinc
oxide.  Burt's Bees Diaper Rash ointment is also safe to
use with fleece diapers, like Fuzzi Bunz, Happy Heiny's.
Swaddlebees, bumGenius!, and Mommy's Touch.
Sizes
All sizes now come in tins instead of plastic.  Thank
you, Kathaleen!