Does anyone use this for kids (toddler) or is the Baby one more appropriate? I was not able to discern much of a difference in terms of ingredients.
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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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I love this product and I use Sensitive because it seems to be more gentle near my eyes. But I have not used Baby; best guess company developed the product specifically for that use ; so that would be my recommendation. CS
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I am not sure I have been using this on my daughter since she was about 4 years old and she has very sensitive skin and is allergic to so many things but it has never made her have any kind of skin reactions that other products have. hope this helps
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Hi Abbie,I did a lot of research before I decided to use Baby's Only toddler formula. I wondered the same thing, because I was looking to switch my daughter at 4 months as well. I read on many different websites, including their own. that they label their formula "toddler formula" because as a company they feel that the best milk for babies is breast milk. Here is a quote from their website:"Breast milk is the best organic choice. Baby's Only Organic® is labeled a toddler formula to promote breast milk as the best first option. Following breast milk, parents can continue providing organic nutrition using Baby's Only Organic® formula. For a baby less than 12-months, use as directed by a healthcare professional. " Hi Abbie,I did a lot of research before I decided to use Baby's Only toddler formula. I wondered the same thing, because I was looking to switch my daughter at 4 months as well. I read on many different websites, including their own. that they label their formula "toddler formula" because as a company they feel that the best milk for babies is breast milk. Here is a quote from their website:"Breast milk is the best organic choice. Baby's Only Organic® is labeled a toddler formula to promote breast milk as the best first option. Following breast milk, parents can... » Read More Hi Abbie,I did a lot of research before I decided to use Baby's Only toddler formula. I wondered the same thing, because I was looking to switch my daughter at 4 months as well. I read on many different websites, including their own. that they label their formula "toddler formula" because as a company they feel that the best milk for babies is breast milk. Here is a quote from their website:"Breast milk is the best organic choice. Baby's Only Organic® is labeled a toddler formula to promote breast milk as the best first option. Following breast milk, parents can continue providing organic nutrition using Baby's Only Organic® formula. For a baby less than 12-months, use as directed by a healthcare professional. " « Show Less
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I love the tablets over the gel. They are a lot less mess and little one doesn't spit them out. In fact, I have used both gel and tablets and my little one prefers the tablets. He actually gets happy when he sees the bottle of tablets. Idk if they work better or not but know my little one prefers the tablets.
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I have only used these sunscreens on babies and children. The % of zinc oxide is pretty high so most people don't like using it especially on the face and under makeup. It is the best for babies and children. I would use either one for babies and children or even someone older who is allergic to the chemicals that other sunscreens have OR if someone has had a melanoma skin cancer and really wants to be protected from the sun. They both have the same % of zinc oxide and titanium oxide. I am not sure what the difference is between the baby and sensitive.
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I've used both the Sensitive and the Baby formulas on my kids and they are essentially the same. So I just buy whichever is cheaper. That said, they are both quite greasy and leave a streaky white film behind unless you rub, rub, rub it in well. That's because it's a "physical barrier" sunscreen, rather than a chemical one. It doesn't have the gunk in it that helps it absorb into your skin....which is why it is better if you have really sensitive skin and allergies.
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I do not have a baby, but my eleven year old is very sensitive. It is a very effective cleanser and I use it every week. The only other thing I add to my laundry is white vinegar. I do not use a softener or laundry sheets. I will add a little extra for extremely dirty laundry. Good luck. I hope this helped.
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From what I understand, it begins to lose its potency once it's mixed as well as when it is warm. So based on that I would think that a lot of the benefits would deteriorate before the baby actually took the bottle. My suggestion would be to add it to the bottle they receive before you leave for daycare or the one they take once they get home :) I give it to my kids once a day and it seems to help but you can give them more if they need it according to the directions.
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I would wait until your kids are a little older. I would start using it around 3. The tablets to have an ingredient that makes them bitter so the kids don't eat them. But they still like to put things in their mouths at your kids age.
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No chemicals and I think any person could use , but that is my opinion, it is a great product. I woul suggest asking your child's Dr.
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My toddler loves it. Make sure to mix it well in water. I use warmer water so it dissolves better. I always have it on hand when I don't have the liquid.
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Hello, We do not specifically have this product for children. We advise contacting your pediatrician to ask exactly which product would be best. Please contact us with any further questions. Thank you! -Anna H.
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Well this is pure opinion because people have different tastes but yes I think it is better. It does take me an hour to cook on very low however. My experience with kids is that sometimes if you tell them it is another brand they will not like it before they even taste it.
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I do have trouble mixing this into breastmilk at least, my LO is young enough that is all she eats as well so perhaps it is just the breast milk, but I thought I would give everyone an update.
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Hi! I just purchased this "chopper" to primarily make my own baby food for my 8 month old. Most reviews said it would puree soft foods so I figured I would give it a try dispite the post left here. I haven't actually tried it yet so my actual review will come later, but I did want to quickly correct the error given by Chris. In reading the instructions, (always a good thing to do! =) ) it actually has tips on using this "chopper" for making homemade pureed babyfood!!! It says it can process cooked meat/poultry, cooked veggies, & cooked or raw fruits!! It says to add a little gravy,milk, or broth to make the consistancy you need/want. So sounds like it will do just fine for making baby food! I Will write a complete user review once I actually use 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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It is "Toddler" formula but meets the USDA requirements for infant formula. I think that on their website you can look at a side by side comparison with the pharmaceutical brands like similac.
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Our Son is 10 months old and believe me, it gets expensive at this point.... but! One thing we are doing now since he's older is we mix the soy with half whole milk (good for brain development per pediatrician). We originally did this because he didn't like the soy (or any formula straight), but now he loves it and it keeps a little money in our pockets with not having to go a full bottle each time. :) Good Luck!