There is a saying in soap making that is completely true: No Lye No Soap. All soap is made with lye as it has been done for hundreds of years, long before all the chemicals we know today. Commercial soap, Organic Soap, and even your glycerin soap base blocks have lye in it. Those bases (for armatures) are created for people who don’t want to mix the lye themselves and so it’s already in there. The lye in homemade soap is neutralized after the gel phase is completed and has dried for about 4-6 weeks. The desire for homemade soap is not only cause it can be all natural but because it naturally makes glycerin in it. Commercial soaps remove that to make for a LONG shelf life. The lye its self isn’t your concern. What you need to look into with any soap is how much it is scented, are there fragrant oils? Essential oils? For a baby soap I would suggest no scent or limited and diluted scent. Also you need to look at the oils being used in a soap. Some oils in large uses are quite drying. Such as coconut oil (a great lather though). If searching for a baby soap I would suggest looking for one that is simple with ingredients and mainly olive oil bases. I hope this helps you. And in the future before rudely arguing with someone I imagine you don’t know I would suggest you educate yourself on the complete process of soap making, oils used and how they affect the body. I personally think this is a great recipe. I make a soap near close to this. Only I use palm kernel oil instead of palm.