is it safe for pregnant woman?
190429
According to the BabyMed website, "pregnant woman can reduce her exposure to pesticides by controlling pest problems with less toxic products such as boric acid", however I would still not handle it (have someone else handle it) and minimize its use until after baby is born. I'm pregnant myself, and I will err on the side of caution. Good luck!!
190430
Thank you for asking your question. Of course, you do not want to inhale the powdery white acid as you use it. I would recommend you wear a doctor's mask or a dish towel around your mouth and nostrils while using it. As always, wash your hands and arms real good. If concern is too much, change your clothes afterwards too. If you are putting the stuff in your kitchen cabinets, make sure your food is sealed. If your fingers touch the powder acid, just be sure to wash your hands. The acid does not burn you, but it sure is a killer to the roaches and they can track it back to there nest and kill others with it. Thank you for asking your question. Of course, you do not want to inhale the powdery white acid as you use it. I would recommend you wear a doctor's mask or a dish towel around your mouth and nostrils while using it. As always, wash your hands and arms real good. If concern is too much, change your clothes afterwards too. If you are putting the stuff in your kitchen cabinets, make sure your food is sealed. If your fingers touch the powder acid, just be sure to wash your hands. The acid does not burn you, but it sure is a killer to the roaches and they can track it back to there nest and... » Read More Thank you for asking your question. Of course, you do not want to inhale the powdery white acid as you use it. I would recommend you wear a doctor's mask or a dish towel around your mouth and nostrils while using it. As always, wash your hands and arms real good. If concern is too much, change your clothes afterwards too. If you are putting the stuff in your kitchen cabinets, make sure your food is sealed. If your fingers touch the powder acid, just be sure to wash your hands. The acid does not burn you, but it sure is a killer to the roaches and they can track it back to there nest and kill others with it. « Show Less
190431
Yes, it is safe, just make sure it is not around food and people do not have contact with it.
190432
I cannot say for sure but I only use it on surfaces that don't come in contact with food.
1456419
Yes it is. It's so safe you can use it in the nursery and so strong you can use it in a hospital. We use a lot of it because I am a bit of a clean freak.
1104906
I'd talk to your doctor first to make sure it'd be safe for your babies skin
2219494
If you find the car seat support not enough for the baby, then go for this product. Also, it's important to keep the newborns head correctly positioned (straight), and to have cushy padding under it to eliminate the possibility of flat head. I don't think this extra comforting insert could cause any safety issues, just fill out your car seat, and if you find it too hard, or notice your little one isn't snug in it, by the insert.
677877
Yes it is safe. Its a gentle treatment and I use it on my 5 and 8 year old. Sometimes I keep it on overnite before washing out and it makes the hair soft and bouncy. Natural ingredients in it so no harm.
230246
I can't think of any reason chia seeds would be a problem during pregnancy, especially these organically grown seeds. Of course, you would want to include a full range of other healthy foods for best nutritional results during pregnancy!
1665993
Absolutely! I recently had a baby and I used this throughout my pregnancy to hydrate my skin. I also use it on my daughters skin (she has eczema) and hair and it works wonders. Truly a multi tasking product.
460942
Depends what you mean by safe. The only thing that I think would be a risk is the power cord. If the baby got access to the cord then perhaps it could get tangled around the neck or swallowed. My concern about this camera is that it basically gives a company a window into your home. It only works when it is connected to the internet where it sends all the video data to a companies server so that you can view it on their website or with their app on your smartphone. My camera had trouble staying connected to the internet. Also, you have to pay a monthly fee to review any motion detected clips. The first couple of weeks are free for those clips but after that you have to be watching at the exact instance that something happens or else you will have missed the event. So without the payment plan you can't even review any events, you can't rewind, you can only watch what is happening in real time. It also uses a lot of internet bandwidth so it may slow down your internet connection for other things. The idea that someone working at that company might be watching us in the privacy of our home freaks me out. I think it would be a great product if it could be configured to record directly on my pc's hard drive and had a phone app for viewing both motion events stored on my pc and for view live footage being uploaded to my pc.
1152782
I just read on WebMD that it is not. Moringa can cause miscarriage. http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-1242-DRUMSTICK%20TREE.aspx?activeIngredientId=1242&activeIngredientName=DRUMSTICK%20TREE "Special Precautions & Warnings: Pregnancy and breast-feeding: It's UNSAFE to use moringa if you are pregnant. Chemicals in the root, bark, and flowers can make the uterus contract, and this might cause a miscarriage."
1950807
No, and you don't want them to be. Safety comes from having your hand on the baby at all times when you are changing. There is a single, connected strap for securing the device to a changing table. This is the best purchase I have made, why? Babies pee a lot on the changing table and you don't need a load of laundry each time that happens. You want to wipe and go.
1059700
As far as I know-- I don't think it's been approved- I believe in the process but not fully approved as of yet. It mentions not to use if your pregnant but doesn't state any other possible side effects. I dont have any side effects when I use it. Hope that helps.
2242966
I think it will work fine. They are made of very breathable fabric and im sure you will be be very happy and your baby will be safe
674011
I do not but as a woman who has been pregnant twice I think it would benefit you. Also slightly elevated your lower legs when you sleep You will literally take a load off :))
86825
It is safe and it is waterproof also. but I still recommend using a mattress pad and crib sheet. Nothing is too good for a precious newborn baby!tthing is
86826
It is safe and it is waterproof also. but I still recommend using a mattress pad and crib sheet. Nothing is too good for a precious newborn baby! tthing is
381675
This is not medical advice, it is my personal experience.I am using birth control along with this product. So far I have had no bad or adverse reaction, this is just my personal experience.. However; I have had no results with this product in the bust area so I advise you to invest wisely. This is my own personal experience and i have been using this product since march 13 2013 or around that time.
1376401
Progesta Care Complete has 2 added hormones in addition to progesterone. It also contains pregnenalone and DHEA. I'm quite sure that you should not be taking any hormones whatsoever when you are pregnant. I am a naturopathic doctor, not an OB/GYN but I'm positive you should NOT be taking any of these hormones while you are pregnant. My advice would be to STOP them immediately and speak to your OB/GYN about it as soon as possible. I'm assuming maybe you were using progesterone for PMS prior to pregnancy? But when you are pregnant, you must stop it.