Is it ok to apply on the skin of my six months baby?
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aveeno has a baby formula!!! check out all the different varieties that are available, it's a great product!!! my husband has eczema, and was on prescription medication, that was $50.00 a tube. he is now using aveeno eczema, and is no longer on rx. great product!!!!!
292996
I would certainly do so. It's a great product that helped my son quite well. He's no longer using the doctor's prescribed ointment, which contained steroids, and his skin feels soft and is no longer itchy.Good luck.
292997
I would think it would be OK. The cream seems to be very mild and doesn't irritate. Also, it soothes my eczema.
176567
In March, the baby will only be 6 months old, so you are safe with the infant size.
1461251
The label indicates it should not be used on children under 6 months old. This product is made with oils of soybean, citronella, peppermint, cedar, lemongrass and geranium. We live in the Caribbean and use it regularly on our children...ages 5-12. I really love this product but be diligent to reapply it every 2-3 hrs for max effectiveness.
514336
This one and baby are good to use because it's organic and doesn't cause skin cancer like some of this product there a website I'll post when u reply so you can do research. This one to thick like a paste. Baby is smooth and smell good doesn't smell like sun screen
1006674
You could put it on a toddler's skin.. but not below 6 months. It's for sensitive skin and SPF 15 Sunscreen. My little 5 yr old uses it, and it's fine. On the bottle, says vitamin E and aloe. Hope it helps ;)
605581
Hey! I'm not too sure, you can check wid ur Ob gyn though. but as far as my guess goes, there shouldn't be ny problem since ur using it on ur face, but I wudn't let my baby lick it from my face by any chance.
1233555
I do not think so. It is a little higher for the newborn to six month baby. I just buy this for my seven month baby.
1231232
You should be able to but I would check with your doctor or the baby's pediatrician.
1299626
I used with my son when he was about 6 weeks old and he slept good with it. I would say ask your pediatrician if you think it is too early for your baby to use it.
2180912
Miss Cesario's comments sound good. I've been told that pine tar soap helps, but I'm not sure if it will be too harsh fo your child's skin. Your best bet is to consult the proper doctor. I did enjoy the goat's milk bar for healthy skin & the customer service is great too. The bar's are a bit costly, but one lasted a month for me & I could use it as a shampoo also. It may make a good shampoo for your child's hair. Again consult a dermatologist.
459015
I used it for diaper rash and other rashes. I know it can be used for sunscreen but I don't think Iwould use it for a small baby. Maybe on the nose (like old surfers did) but not all over for sure.
1958492
Yes it should be fine. My daughter is 6 but she shares with her baby brother who is about to turn two. You just have to keep an eye on them so they don't put stuff in their mouths or color on the walls or furniture, of course. But it is suitable for them to color with it and they enjoy it.
67150
On the tube it says children under 6 months, ask your doctor. Since your child is on the fringe area I would ask doctor before you use on infant.
96651
I would say yes it's too early. Baby has to be able to sit up and hold neck and head up well. I think it's good to have at around 6mos.
627632
Im sorry, I bought this for an adult as a gift they asked for, so I can't be sure if it is safe for a baby's face. The only thing I can say is that even if it is organic, it is not necessarily tear-free, and the tea tree oil could sting the baby's eyes as well.
1749500
I believe what the other reviewer said is correct but the part that comes i contact with your babies skin is organic. I would recommend it. Babies R us also carries anothr rand that I got for my first daughter that we have been very happy about and it is a little more fitted.
79675
The pediatrician recommended we wait until our baby was 6 months old. I think it is fine for a 4 month old, depending on your pediatrician's advice...