Most popular baby shampoo: 2017 Mother & Baby Awards

Product Guides – 28 Sep 17 By

See the winners of the 2017 Mother & Baby Awards Most Popular Baby Shampoo.

We know first-hand how overwhelming it can be to choose the best products for your baby. Which is why the 2017 Mother & Baby awards, sponsored by Babies"R"Us, seek to make it easier, helping Aussie mums find the best buys for their bubs.

Now in their sixth year, the awards highlight the best products in the baby care industry, from nappies and wipes, to big ticket items such as cots, cars and family holidays.

The Mother & Baby award rosette signals that a product has been exhaustively tried, tested and voted the best by real mums, and given the tick of approval by a panel of experts.

Scroll through the gallery to check out the winners of the best baby shampoo category.

Brought to you by Babies"R"Us

CATEGORY: MOST POPULAR BABY SHAMPOO The Thankyou Baby Shampoo, 300ml, $7.95, is mild and gentle, and free from parabens and synthetic fragrances. Profits from this vegan-friendly shampoo also go to help child and maternal health initiatives across the globe.

CATEGORY: MOST POPULAR BABY SHAMPOO The Mustela Foam Shampoo for Newborns, 150ml, $19.95, is clinically proven to prevent cradle cap. Free from parabens with a biodegradable formula.

CATEGORY: MOST POPULAR BABY SHAMPOO The Curash Babycare Shampoo & Conditioner, 400ml, $4.13, is soap free with a no tears formula. It is suitable for the whole family.

Also shortlisted:

CATEGORY: MOST POPULAR BABY SHAMPOO The QV Baby 2-in-1 Shampoo & Conditioner, 200g, $10.49.

CATEGORY: MOST POPULAR BABY SHAMPOO The Kelapa Organics Baby Shampoo & Body Wash, 250ml, $24.95

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