Since it has honey, can this be used on my baby who is less than 1 year old?
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Your baby should clearly not eat this cream. It has about 5% honey in it, and absorbs rapidly into skin, so as long as you apply it and rub it in, your baby will not be able to eat any of it.As with anything else, we suggest you test the cream on a small area of skin first, just to be sure there are no allergic reactions. The cream has natural ingredients, but it is always best to check for any allergy reaction first, just to make sure your baby is not allergic to aloe vera or any of the other ingredients.
870915
I do not know, but would recommend contacting the mfg directly for clarification
870916
Considering that the product contains Polysorbate 80, a synthetic chemical with documented side effects, you may wish to do a web search and learn about that before using it on a baby.
870917
My sister's newborn had very VERY flaky dry skin. I gave her the lotion and recommended that she try applying the lotion on a small area on the baby's underarm, as an allergy test. After several days of re-application to the under arm, there were no ill affects. She began using this lotion on all extremities of the infant and the dry skin cleared within just 2 days! **Use caution with infant and general skin use by testing a small area prior to applying to large areas of a baby's sensitive skin. And always check with your child's doctor prior to applying any new creams**
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Since it is made of glass, probably not. Warming the honey or using a thinner honey would work.
1264360
Everything I have read says that this isn't really for human consumption. It is also a powerful anti-microbial, and insecticide and fungicide. I suspect you shouldn't allow your child to consume it. I'm sure there are other remedies that are less dangerous.
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I don't think so. If your child is petite it may be. It worked well on my 3 and 4 year old grandchildren. I have not tried it on our 1 year old grandchild.
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It just says "not suitable for children under 2". I have used it for my 3 year old and 6 year old. Seems to be too low of a dose (.5 mg melatonin) for much older than that.
1113536
Yes. I use it for my kids (7, 5 and 2). My kids like it. It is quite gentle and good for delicate skin.
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You should be able to but I would check with your doctor or the baby's pediatrician.
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I have not used mine for honey - but I suppose that it would work well, as long as the honey is in liquid form and not on the "solid-side." Personally, I would simply buy another Honey Bear with honey, and when empty, continue to re-use that ......... But this cap would work for honey.
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Hi there! This product has been pediatrician-tested and was determined safe for delicate skin, but you are always welcome to check with your pediatrician just to be sure. Thanks! ~Juliana
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I use it for my toddler. I also found little difference in ingredients, and she's had no adverse reactions to it.
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Hi Joanne,I also have a 2 year old and used it on her. I just made sure that I didn't put it on her hands that she puts in her mouth. I also used it on my 3 month old's legs. :)
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I would think so unless the baby is allergic to almonds, but why would you want to use this when Johnson baby oil is made for use on babies and is a whole lot cheaper?
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Yes, I wouldn't use anything that I wouldn't use on my niece's skin though. We use Shea moisture organic soap with frankincense and myrrh. It's healthier than anything like "baby wash" by Johnson and Johnson, and the smell is soothing and calming to the little ones that I've used it on. My niece usually falls asleep in the bath with me, any help you can get when they're fussy right? I also swear by hylands teething tabs, and gentle naturals drops. Hope that was helpful :) Kindest regards.
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Grapeseed oil is the most safe for babies... This stuff is pure, chemical free and for sensitive skin... Don't expect any of this from "baby oil" which is mineral oil and chemical fragrance! To answer, yes, you most certainly can use this on infants.
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For that age yes. I had bought it for my 3 month old baby but didn't pay that much attention to it. He is 6 months now & he rather bite down on a cloth than the silicon . I think not many baby's like the sensation of the bristles & the color is not 2 applealing.
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yes this is mainly used for newborns but infants up to 12 months can use it - I would only recommend using it until the baby gets teeth - after that use a stronger nipple.
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yes it is very good for a baby's skin. Almond Oil has in it vitimin A, B1,B2,and E as well. Pure enough for even the most sensitive skin. Also a tradition to use on baby's in India and many other places. Good for craddles cap. Just don't massage on baby's hands and feet as they can end up in thier mouth.I even use it on my face and dose not clog my pores. I'm the oldest of three girls and my sisters can't believe I look the yougest as I've yet to have wrinkles around my eyes and I'm 52 years old. I hope this helps.