Our Mission

For nearly 125 years Johnson’s^® mission has been to create the gentlest baby products in the world. Products so mild, they can be used for every age and stage of a baby’s life.

That’s our standard of gentle. But gentle isn’t only in our bottles, it is also in our heart.

At Johnson’s^®, we believe in the immense, transformative power of gentle in the world.

Of being gentle with our children, and with their dreams and ambitions.

Gentle with each other.

Gentle with the earth.

Gentle with our words and thoughts and actions.

Gentle means safe.

Gentle means pure.

Gentle means confident.

Gentle means happy.

That’s why everything we make, everything we do and everything we stand for is as gentle as you want the world to be.

We purposefully chose to keep fragrance in our new products because scent plays a key part in happy, healthy baby development. In collaboration with the world’s premier fragrance houses, we created our new gentle scents.

At Johnson’s^®, we are committed to carefully crafting all our formulas to be gentle on the environment, because we want to create products that are best for babies and the world around them.

• Babies’ eyes continue to develop after birth, making sight the last sense to fully develop

• Eye contact is critical for social development

• Newborns can only focus their eyes at 8 to 12 inches (the distance to your face when you’re cradling or feeding)

• Babies blink 2 to 5 times per minute, so their eyes are more vulnerable to irritation

• Physical contact is a baby’s first emotional bond, and is key for emotional and intellectual development

• Skin is the first line of defense against toxins, irritants, and allergens

• Babies’ skin is up to 30% thinner and more sensitive than adults

• Hydration is key for strong baby skin

• Babies are able to smell before they’re born

• Enjoyable and familiar scents improve mood, calmness, and alertness

• Mother’s scent can stop baby from crying

• In a study, babies bathed with a fragrance bath product engaged 30% more with their mothers after bath, compared to babies bathed in a non-fragrance bath