Baby Bath to Bed Gift Set

The wash and bubble bath use sodium benzoate, sodium levulinate and potassium sorbate, and the lotion uses sodium levulinate and potassium sorbate — all gentler preservative systems, with no formaldehyde releasers or MI/MCI anywhere in the set's published ingredient lists.

All three formulas are stated to be fragrance-free with no added or artificial fragrance, and the full published INCI for each shows no fragrance, parfum, or masking scent ingredient anywhere in the list.

The full ingredient list for each of the three products is published, and none contains fragrance/parfum, parabens, formaldehyde releasers, triclosan, triclocarban, talc, or chemical sunscreen filters.

The full published ingredient lists for all three products contain no ingredient ending in '-eth' and no PEG compounds, though no dioxane testing is published to confirm this further.

We queried the complete CPSC recall database (10,039 records, 1973-2026) for this brand and found nothing filed against it, with a control confirming the registry covers comparable product classes like diapers and pacifiers.

The set is EWG Verified and Leaping Bunny Certified for the finished products, plus the scents are made to named ISO standards (ISO 9235, ISO 16128), all asserted for the finished product without a published certificate or registry number.

All three formulas in the set — Lullaby Lather wash, Sensory Suds bubble bath and Cuddle Cloud lotion — are listed as EWG Verified in EWG's own Skin Deep database, with data last updated September 2025.

The brand discloses it manufactures in California with US and global ingredients and publishes a full INCI for each item, but no warranty terms or spare-parts/repair route apply to a consumable skincare set, and sourcing specifics beyond state names are thin.

Each product's complete INCI is published and every formula contains 8-10 ingredients, well under the 15-ingredient threshold, with no undisclosed fragrance blend anywhere in the set.

The product leans on unregulated terms like 'gentle', 'safe for sensitive skin' and 'dermatologist-tested' without naming the testing lab or method, though it pairs this with the concrete EWG Verified claim and published ingredient counts.