Hannah & Hugh is a natural range of baby products created by a mum who was looking for a solution for her daughter’s dry and scaly skin. The range includes a baby wash, nappy balm and baby cream. The products are made with ingredients known for their benefits on the skin such as shea and cocoa butters, jojoba oil, sunflower, chamomile and lavender, which are all locally sourced, and the products are produced right here in the UK. I’m always on the look out for more natural and gentle products to use on my child’s skin, as babies and young children’s skin is so delicate, especially Little N who has suffered with eczema since he was six months old.
Over the past few weeks Little N has been trying out the ‘Top-to-Toe’ Baby Hair & Body Wash and the ‘Bum Bum’ Baby Nappy Balm.
Hannah & Hugh ‘Top-to-Toe’ Baby Hair & Body Wash (£8.50) is a mild baby wash suitable for both baby’s body and hair, and can also be used as a gentle bubble bath. 98% natural, it is made with soothing and calming extracts of oat seed, chamomile and lavender to leave your baby feeling cleansed and relaxed. Its gentle formula has a subtle natural scent – you won’t find any synthetic fragrances here - and doesn’t irritate young skin, not even Little N’s delicate eczema-prone skin. We like to use it as a bubble bath and swish the water over Little N while he plays with his bath toys, and then use a little as shampoo when his hair needs washing (which isn’t that often, because he doesn’t have much)!
Hannah & Hugh ‘Bum Bum’ Baby Nappy Balm (£10.99) is a fantastic multi-purpose balm which is suitable for use from birth, it is that gentle! The 99% natural combination of shea butter, cocoa butter and sweet almond oil work to soothe and protect little bums from dampness and soreness but can also be used on your baby’s face and body (and yours!) so it is really versatile. Little N has a habit of raiding and removing items from my changing bag and I have on a few occasions found myself out for the day without any cream for his eczema, so have resorted to applying a little of this balm to soothe the irritated areas – it works really well to stop the itch and calm the redness temporarily. Also, whilst this may not be official from the company, the balm has so far been safe with our cloth nappies!
Hannah & Hugh gets a big thumbs up from Little N and I and we thoroughly recommend that you take a look at their range if you have little people, are expecting or know someone that is. Find out more here: www.hannahandhugh.com/
Disclosure: I received these products for free for review, however all thoughts and opinion remain my own.
REVIEW: Hannah & Hugh
Hannah & Hugh is a natural range of baby products created by a mum who was looking for a solution for her daughter’s dry and scaly skin. The range includes a baby wash, nappy balm and baby cream. The products are made with ingredients known for their benefits on the skin such as shea and cocoa butters, jojoba oil, sunflower, chamomile and lavender, which are all locally sourced, and the products are produced right here in the UK. I’m always on the look out for more natural and gentle products to use on my child’s skin, as babies and young children’s skin is so delicate, especially Little N who has suffered with eczema since he was six months old.
Over the past few weeks Little N has been trying out the ‘Top-to-Toe’ Baby Hair & Body Wash and the ‘Bum Bum’ Baby Nappy Balm.
Hannah & Hugh ‘Top-to-Toe’ Baby Hair & Body Wash (£8.50) is a mild baby wash suitable for both baby’s body and hair, and can also be used as a gentle bubble bath. 98% natural, it is made with soothing and calming extracts of oat seed, chamomile and lavender to leave your baby feeling cleansed and relaxed. Its gentle formula has a subtle natural scent – you won’t find any synthetic fragrances here - and doesn’t irritate young skin, not even Little N’s delicate eczema-prone skin. We like to use it as a bubble bath and swish the water over Little N while he plays with his bath toys, and then use a little as shampoo when his hair needs washing (which isn’t that often, because he doesn’t have much)!
Hannah & Hugh ‘Bum Bum’ Baby Nappy Balm (£10.99) is a fantastic multi-purpose balm which is suitable for use from birth, it is that gentle! The 99% natural combination of shea butter, cocoa butter and sweet almond oil work to soothe and protect little bums from dampness and soreness but can also be used on your baby’s face and body (and yours!) so it is really versatile. Little N has a habit of raiding and removing items from my changing bag and I have on a few occasions found myself out for the day without any cream for his eczema, so have resorted to applying a little of this balm to soothe the irritated areas – it works really well to stop the itch and calm the redness temporarily. Also, whilst this may not be official from the company, the balm has so far been safe with our cloth nappies!
Hannah & Hugh gets a big thumbs up from Little N and I and we thoroughly recommend that you take a look at their range if you have little people, are expecting or know someone that is. Find out more here: www.hannahandhugh.com/
Disclosure: I received these products for free for review, however all thoughts and opinion remain my own.
I’m finally in the final trimester. It feels so strange to be on the countdown now! Baby is about the size of a butternut squash, 15.2-16.7 inches long and weighing about 2.5-3.8 lb. I feel massive. I am all bump and it just sticks out front! This baby is really strong, you can’t ignore the movements when it decides to have a roll about!
29 Weeks of Bump
I’m finally in the final trimester. It feels so strange to be on the countdown now! Baby is about the size of a butternut squash, 15.2-16.7 inches long and weighing about 2.5-3.8 lb. I feel massive. I am all bump and it just sticks out front! This baby is really strong, you can’t ignore the movements when it decides to have a roll about!
Stash raiding is such a good way of using up those little samples that I seem to have a never-ending collection of.
Stash Raiders #5
Stash raiding is such a good way of using up those little samples that I seem to have a never-ending collection of.
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