Can you spray this on food and have the same result? I am worried my toddler might not let me spray it right in her mouth.
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Hi Haley, Depending upon the age of your toddler, I would spray it in my mouth to show her that it's ok. And then, ask her if she would like to try it. If she says yes, then I would try one gentle spray. If she is too young or says no, I would spray it on a spoon and have her take it that way. In either case, I would tell her to swish it around in her mouth for 10-20 seconds as it is most effective when absorbed in the mouth, rather than by swallowing it.
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Hi Haley,Depending upon the age of your toddler, I would spray it in my mouth to show her that it's ok. And then, ask her if she would like to try it. If she says yes, then I would try one gentle spray. If she is too young or says no, I would spray it on a spoon and have her take it that way. In either case, I would tell her to swish it around in her mouth for 10-20 seconds as it is most effective when absorbed in the mouth, rather than by swallowing it.
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I usually use a spray on it just to be sure. I did use it once without spraying and they came out fine but not as easily. It will probably also depends on the ingredients as well. If it is something sticky (like something with caramel, honey, etc) I would definitely spray it.
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I only know this product and it's fabulous. But I understand....it gets painful to spray an decent sized area with this method. You could empty it into a spray tank and use it that way. I wouldn't mix anything with it. That's the only recommendation I have.
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Its Honey... Yes you can put it on your tounge.. Will it help somehow with hot food? absolutely not
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You can. But I would NOT! It is liquid poison!!! You can spray in areas that won't contaminate food/dishes, etc.
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Yes- just put in small amounts at a time, preferably cooked. If you put in too much, it is harder to make it super smooth. This will make it as fine as jarred baby food.
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You can add it to food or formula (probably not too hot since that might deactivate the active ingredients); I feed it to my baby directly by dropping it on my fingertip!
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You should not use it on toddler's hair purely because toddlers don't need any of the chemicals inside. I have purchased the product because I love the way it treats my hair, but just how someone else suggested, you should check out skin deep database. If you check each individual ingredient, you will see that this is NOT pure argan oil and is not hypo-allergenic.
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I'm not really sure. I guess you could if you licked it first or dipped it in water or a dab of oil. I haven't tried that yet.
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Do not mix anything with it. I sprinkle it on my dog's food. I have two white dogs and the buttermilk powder helps prevent staining around their mouth's from saliva. It is a very common treatment for this and the dogs love the taste.
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My daughter doesn't spit up for this, but she always has stains from other things (strawberries, spaghetti, etc.), and I have found 2 things that have worked and made her clothing look somewhat new (wish I would have known for baby#1)...Oxyclean Max Force Spray works well if sprayed soon after the stain and allowed to soak in. For tougher stains, or stains not treated right away, I used Oxy Clean Baby (the powder) mixed in a bucket of water (cool water) with 2-3 scoops and allow the item to sit for at least a day. Be careful though...some fabrics lose their brightness of color...It works best for things mostly white. My daughter doesn't spit up for this, but she always has stains from other things (strawberries, spaghetti, etc.), and I have found 2 things that have worked and made her clothing look somewhat new (wish I would have known for baby#1)...Oxyclean Max Force Spray works well if sprayed soon after the stain and allowed to soak in. For tougher stains, or stains not treated right away, I used Oxy Clean Baby (the powder) mixed in a bucket of water (cool water) with 2-3 scoops and allow the item to sit for at least a day. Be careful though...some fabrics lose their brightness of color...It works... » Read More My daughter doesn't spit up for this, but she always has stains from other things (strawberries, spaghetti, etc.), and I have found 2 things that have worked and made her clothing look somewhat new (wish I would have known for baby#1)...Oxyclean Max Force Spray works well if sprayed soon after the stain and allowed to soak in. For tougher stains, or stains not treated right away, I used Oxy Clean Baby (the powder) mixed in a bucket of water (cool water) with 2-3 scoops and allow the item to sit for at least a day. Be careful though...some fabrics lose their brightness of color...It works best for things mostly white. « Show Less
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Ask your pediatrician. I don't think there is an official answer on this. Our ped said it was okay but I am not a doctor so don't listen to strangers on the internet.
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Shake it well. Store it upside down. IMix it with juice, usually lemonade. It is kind of sour but my kids seems to like it. She is a picky eater. Good luck. It is worth it, try to get it down.
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Hi- Just spray a quick shot of non-stick cooking spray inside the Rollie. Then.. it comes out smoooth! Ours just pushes out totally on its own and we hurray to get our plate so we can just lift up the Rollie and slide it onto the plate. NON STICK COOKING SPRAY! I love mine so much..I sent a Rollie to my dad and to my friend. Rollies for everyone! Rollie - Rollie - Rollie, keep those Rollies Rollin'
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No - depends on the reason why I'm giving it to my 3 month old baby. Sometimes all I need is to drizzle it on his pacifier nipple and it will help alleviate any issues. Feel free to start with a smaller dosage and see how your baby works with that! I absolutely love this product and wish they had it as a part of the subscribe & save program because we keep a bottle of it at the daycare and one at home!
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No. I would absolutely NOT put this on anything that your toddler might put in their mouth. My kids are all grown & none of them went to grade school with a pacifier. :) They will outgrow it in time ...
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It is very mild and free of many ingredients found in other products. None of our three kids ever had a problem but you will have to see for yourself. It is worth a try. Take care.