How is the Simply Saline Baby different from the Simply Saline adult. To me they seam the same.
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Sorry it has taken so long to answer this question. Have been away. As far as I'm aware, normal saline is 0.9% saline and normal saline is normal saline whether it is put in an adult spray bottle or in an infant spray bottle. There is no difference in the constituency. The one difference in the Simply Saline Baby Nasal Mist is that the nozzle on the infant spray bottle is safer and easier to use on babies and small children than trying to put the adult nozzle from the Simply Saline Adult mist into the child's nostril. Personally, I would not use the adult mist bottle on a pre-school child or an infant. Sorry it has taken so long to answer this question. Have been away. As far as I'm aware, normal saline is 0.9% saline and normal saline is normal saline whether it is put in an adult spray bottle or in an infant spray bottle. There is no difference in the constituency. The one difference in the Simply Saline Baby Nasal Mist is that the nozzle on the infant spray bottle is safer and easier to use on babies and small children than trying to put the adult nozzle from the Simply Saline Adult mist into the child's nostril. Personally, I would not use the adult mist bottle on a pre-school child... » Read More Sorry it has taken so long to answer this question. Have been away. As far as I'm aware, normal saline is 0.9% saline and normal saline is normal saline whether it is put in an adult spray bottle or in an infant spray bottle. There is no difference in the constituency. The one difference in the Simply Saline Baby Nasal Mist is that the nozzle on the infant spray bottle is safer and easier to use on babies and small children than trying to put the adult nozzle from the Simply Saline Adult mist into the child's nostril. Personally, I would not use the adult mist bottle on a pre-school child or an infant. « Show Less
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I believe the only difference is the nozzle that you stick in the baby's nose is smaller. An adult can use it & the ingredients are the same.
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The ingredients are the same. The only difference is the nozzle is made so that it's safer to use on a baby as you can't go as far into the nose.
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The adult spray now also contains sodium chloride, and is no longer just saline solution. I didn't know if the babies' spray formulation has also changed.
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Also, it doesn't spray as hard. The strength of the spray pressure on the adult one is much stronger than on the baby one.
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I prefer the kidsme. The smaller area for food fits his mouth better which means less mess. Plus its easier to clean. I have both but don't bother with the mesh.
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It is similar. Newborn or premie clothes would work fine. It's smaller than my babies were but it's similar
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Technically it is the same. However, this is more concentrated. I bought them on the advice of my doctor who wanted me on a high salt diet. Hope that helps.
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Hi, Ian, yes, they're the same- I think labeling the caps "kids" and "adults" is just marketing because the mouth opening of the 12 oz. bottle and the 18 oz. is the same size.
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I wondered the same thing when I started researching this bassinet for my twins.. I honestly think they just updated the design, and there's really no difference other than that.. I think it was just to make it look nicer and more like a crib.
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There is no big difference in size, between the two, but mostly there is a color difference.The adult bands came to me in black, while the two child size bands, came one blue & one pink.If I were you, I would buy the child size for my kid, after all, it is not something you buy to last for a lifetime, or something too expensive to spend more time thinking about it!!
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You'll be able to feel it. One side is definitely firmer (for a baby) and one side is much softer/cushier for toddlers.
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The only difference is pill size. The first time I tried the Rainbow Light Prenatal, I got the regular. The pills were just too big for me and uncomfortable to swallow. When I saw that petite pills were offered I was very excitied. They are smaller and much easier to get down. It really just comes down to your personal pill size preference. Hope this helps in your decision making!
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My wife used it regularly when nursing our 3 kids. Usually once a day, maybe more. She says it reduced the irritation and dry skin. The pure, 100%, is anhydrous and thus very thick and sticky, takes a little rubbing to work into the skin. Some places (maybe not Now Foods) sell a hydrous version with a little water, nothing else, so it's a bit thinner and easier to spread (that's most likely what was in the squeeze container mentioned below as anhydrous would be too thick for a squeeze-tube). After a fairly long time (not sure exactly how long) the anhydrous becomes very thick and difficult to use with a slight change in color, but it still works.
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As it's a smaller family owned company I would assume they are the same - but you can always call them they are very friendly at Babys Only customer service.
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I purchased medium flow and fast flow nipples from Target and used those instead. ..they let the formula flow easier. The babies did not have to suckle so hard with the nipple change.
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I had the same question when i puchased the babybliss version. The only reason that I did that, is because my wife loved the babyb series for her stuff. Best I can tell the only difference is in the packaging. No extra features or reason to purchase over the other item mentioned. Good luck.
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good question - i don't know. i checked both versions and even the adult version says kids age 3 and older.. but i don't think it makes such a big difference since its all natural? i give my kids the adult version too if i am out of the kids one.
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I have found that they are pretty similar, but I prefer this one because it is cheaper, more environmentally friendly and it seems to be less dusty (which is really important if you have rats or other animals prone to lung issues). I never noticed a difference in absorption.
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I bought this for my grandson, and we all agree it is one of our best baby purchases. The bottom of the tub is a little like an air mattress that you use in a swimming pool. There is a little inflatable piece intended to be a small wedge to keep the baby from sliding while sitting,but you don't have to inflate. We never do, so it just lays flat. I don't see any reason you could not lay your baby flat. We absolutely love this tub. It is protective, comfortable, and we have used it since my grandson was 7 mos. old (he is 11 mos now).
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I am not sure of the exact price difference - but I did not notice a huge difference. The mattress does seem to have more of an indentation where my toddler son sleeps, versus the infant son (they have the same mattress- I bought them each one (meaning we own two total). But, that may have more to do with weight of the kid rather than firmness. In other words, it does not seem to be a huge difference - at least to me.