Does the packaging indicate if these are non-toxic/ safe for kids and skin?
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Hi Penny, From what I know this stuff is pretty safe. But that this doesn't mean you can handle it carelessly. Use common sense regardless. Wear gloves when spread the inks. Have handy paper towels nearby. As for kids, I wouldn't let kids use this without adult supervision. That's the best advice I can give you.
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I would assume they would be safe, as nothing in this kit seems to contain harsh chemicals. Unfortunately none of the bottles that come in the kit list ingredients, so I would suggest spot testing to make sure.
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In response to your question, as this shampoo is sulfate free, I would imagine it is safer than a Johnson&Johnson; product specifically made for babies and children. For a proper answer, I would think the manufacturer needs to answer that question definitively or more research on your part so you can make an educated decision. Fortunately I haven't gotten any in my eyes, so I can't answer that part of the question definitively either, sorry. I do know that Young Living makes a line of kid-oriented products, named KidScents and they offer shampoo, body lotion and bubble bath, in addition to a TenderTush for diaper issues. You may want to look into that. In response to your question, as this shampoo is sulfate free, I would imagine it is safer than a Johnson&Johnson; product specifically made for babies and children. For a proper answer, I would think the manufacturer needs to answer that question definitively or more research on your part so you can make an educated decision. Fortunately I haven't gotten any in my eyes, so I can't answer that part of the question definitively either, sorry. I do know that Young Living makes a line of kid-oriented products, named KidScents and they offer shampoo, body lotion and bubble bath, in addition to a... » Read More In response to your question, as this shampoo is sulfate free, I would imagine it is safer than a Johnson&Johnson; product specifically made for babies and children. For a proper answer, I would think the manufacturer needs to answer that question definitively or more research on your part so you can make an educated decision. Fortunately I haven't gotten any in my eyes, so I can't answer that part of the question definitively either, sorry. I do know that Young Living makes a line of kid-oriented products, named KidScents and they offer shampoo, body lotion and bubble bath, in addition to a TenderTush for diaper issues. You may want to look into that. « Show Less
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Considering that Baby Einstein has already had a toy recalled for toxic levels of lead (blue block in their Discover & Play Color Blocks), even if they aren't listing the toxins in their toys directly, they are a suspect company. One boy was suspected of being poisoned by these blocks when no other lead-containing items were found in the house. Besides, lead, PVC, and BPA (which you probably get more from in canned foods anyway) aren't the only toxins in toys and other household objects. Many have toxic levels of antimony, bromine, barium (Melissa & Doug has had two recalls in Canada for this), cadmium, arsenic and mercury. I mostly deny my kids the pleasure of putting any toys in their mouths excessively, but if you want to feel a bit safer about toys, try plugging individual toys/companies into HealthyToys.org or www.goodguide.com. You'll get a better feel for who has repeat offenses. I wouldn't trust anything a manufacturer tells you anyway. They have no intention of pulling dangerous toys or disclosing information unless they're forced to by law. Saying that, we own this toy, as it was gifted before we knew what we know now. The kids love to dance to it. I consider it hazardous for the kids to put in their mouths. I imagine it's not doing a lot of damage just being held. And it does play pleasing music :)
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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.
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Absolutely, it the most nontoxic waterproof sunblock I have found. Other "children's" sunblocks, especially Neutrogena, Trader Joe's, coppertone, etc, are all very toxic. If you go to EWG.org and look for their "Skin Deep" database, you can look up products and it will list the ingredients and their toxicity. I check that website before I buy any skin are product. :)
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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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it did not mention on the package, but i'm sure it's safe for the children, as long as they don't eat it.
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Can't think of any new product that would be safe for kids. If they were stiffer, they might poke a small child. It took a day or two but they lay correctly now. Perhaps during packing, they could package the whiskers in shrink wrap to keep them straight. When the customer unpacks, they would simply slit open the shrink wrap packs. Just a thought, may be too cost prohibitive.
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Greetings, Unfortunately, I'm not exactly sure of the plastic composition. I would hope they are BPA free, but since I wasn't going to heat the contents, I wasn't as concerned. As it turns out, I'm not using them as I had hoped too. My homemade deodorant is more if a creamy texture and works best when applied to clean skin in the same manner as a body butter. ( so I use a recycled food grade container.) sorry I couldn't be of more help. ( if the distributor doesn't have an answer for you, and its definitely a concern, I'd advise finding some that are advertised as safe. (I bought my lip balm containers that are food safe on etsy!!) hope this helps. Have a nice holiday
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info@crownlaboratories.com I suggest e-mailing the manufacturer at the preceding address and push it to them. Although they re[resent it as safe and it appears to not contain harsh ingredients, I can't confirm its safety. It contains zinc and titanium dioxide but is not recommended for infants under 6 months.
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They are a decent adult size at 1,000mg each (as it says on the front of the bottle), so it depends on how big your "kid" is. :) Personally, I give my kids Vital Choice wild sockeye salmon oil. It's a pure, natural form product and tastes fresh. They can chew them up, get the oil out, and discard the softgel casing. Works great!
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I recently found out that this company carries a brand of Vitamines that have traces of lead that the government considers "safe" I have not yet confirmed that the ORGANIC line has lead. Might want to research that first. If it is lead free then yes, I used to give these to my 2 yo.
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I use them in our school district preschool not 3 and 4 year classes. We cannot have anything toxic in the room. The only problem I can think of is getting poke in the eye with the tip of a marker. But you could have that problem with anything including a finger
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I never looked, but I would guess they are as most plastic baby things now are BPA-free. My baby has put them in their mouth. If you're uncomfortable with them you could easily switch out the toys for other things. I've done that to add variety and simply change his "scenery".
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Google the chemical itself and it's pretty much in a lot of cosmetic products. So far there's no risk according to skindeep.
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Yes, they are free of any contaminates. These pacifiers are great and BPA free