Can I use it in bath for kids?
494030
I would check with your pediatrician to verify the safety of using it in kids' bath water.
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Kathleen M. I agree with you about the ADHD. My son with Asperger's also uses the Epsom salts and magnesium oil spray to control his symptoms almost completely, along with a restricted diet without milk, insecticides or preservatives.
494032
You should be able to, my only worry would be if your kids were drinking the bath water.
494033
Google search "Dr. Mercola Talks About Sulfur" and you can find he talks about the importance of sulfur. Taking a bath in Magnesium Sulfate is also a way to get sulfur chemical into your body. Be healthy!
494034
My 6 year old takes an Epson salt bath 3 to 4 times a week for 20 minutes. My son has ADHD and I treat him natural and using Epson salt soaks is one way I manage it. Kids with ADHD symptoms often have magnesium deficiency, as many adults do as well. Instead of taking a magnesium supplement, which can cause diarrhea and which also doesn't get absorbed into the body as well- he gets this soak. It has done wonders for his ADHD symptoms. It also helps him fall asleep faster, sleep better, and wake up more refreshed. I do the soaks now as well. If your child is 4 or older, I would say there should be no problem with giving them Epson salt baths and if you're worried about them splashing or drinking the water... then monitor them. If my 6 year old child with ADHD can chill out for a soak, it shouldn't be a problem for most kids. For a child younger than 4, I'm not sure why you would want to do Epson salt baths (unless they had chicken pox or something).
808932
Yes you can, my son loves doing it. The water does leak out a bit, but it does not bother him.
42089
Absolutely! My four year old daughter takes it to in the bath and pool all the time.
584812
My son was 2 (and my daughter 3 mo) when I started bathing them together. There is room in the tub, though not by much - the older child wont be able to move around and will have to sit in one place! That's not always a bad thing though :) HOWEVER, this tub FLOATS in a tub full of water! And, it rocks bath and forth with even the smallest amount of water in the big tub. I wouldn't recommend it for bathing together - a mesh seat works much better, which is what we used until my daughter was ready to sit on her own.
43417
I do not feel it is designed for using in bath. It has a zippered terry cover that can be washed - don't think actual pillow should get wet.
2011903
Yes, you can use it in a bathroom. You just need to pay attention in the size because it isn't too small
1395443
You could, but I doubt that would be a good idea, as the pillow becomes completely saturated, so if you were using it in a bathtub, it would likely absorb a lot of soap.
2095667
Hello! It would be shower safe but I wouldn't use it in the tub. Hope this helps!
1132267
You can but it's not advisable. It would be better if you use their Tub 'n Tile paint.
814352
You could always use it in the shower. That's what my son did when he had braces.
625933
Yeah shouldn't be an issue. My daughter has played with hers in the tub a couple times. As long as you don't leave them submerged in the water for long periods of time, should be ok.
1264858
Yes. My son has played with it in bathtub and swimming pool. The battery does not stay in place for some reason. We have to take it apart and put it back in place. Hope this is helpful.
1163041
For safety reasons, this would be ill advised. No only is it electrical, it can heat the water excessively. Under no circumstance would I use it for the bathtub, while I was in it.
43419
I would not use it in the bath. Perhaps a small inflatable air-filled pool toy would be more appropriate.
1321481
Yes, I use mine in the shower; However you should not submerge it in water.
64114
It isn't designed as a bath toy. It is made as a single molded unit so it probably would be safe in water. The paint might not last though.
964199
I use it in the tub on my son. I don't put it in the water, just on a washrag. But I would think you could pour some in the tub under running water and achieve good results.