MyBaby SlumberScents Aroma Diffuser - Baby Aromatherapy, Soothing Light Colour Glow Option, Perfect Kids Bedtime Stories, Nursery Ambience, Peaceful Play Area, Contains 1 x 2ml Lavender Essential Oil

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I only use small amounts of good quality very pure lavender oil, and I switch it off when he’s fallen asleep so it’s not going all night, I just have it on in his room an hour or two before bed.

I would advise against the use of essential oils around babies,” says Diane Hindman, MD, PharmD, a board-certified pediatrician, medical toxicologist, and registered pharmacist. It was recommended to me for DS asthma and we only use it and put olbas oil drops in it when his night time cough is bad.When first using this product we recommend that you turn the reeds 2 to 3 times during the first 24 hours to ensure the oil is distributed efficiently. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network. If essential oils come into contact with their young, thin skin, they risk absorbing it into their systems, which can be harmful. National Library of Medicine: “Commercial Essential Oils as Potential Antimicrobials to Treat Skin Diseases.

In accordance with the European Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 on Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) (2009), information on the chemical composition and associated hazards of each fragrance contained within our products is provided. If can trigger asthma and respiratory problems in those who are predisposed, especially if your baby is already coughing.

A soft powdery baby accord with caring floral notes of rose, violet and heliotrope supported by a base of smooth woods, vanilla and musk.

Axe says, adding that even if you’re using this method, you should avoid using essential oils during the first three months of your baby’s life.

The undeveloped nature of many of babies’ systems, including their skin and respiratory systems, also poses an increased risk of adverse effects from essential oils. While lavender oil can be calming and is even included in small amounts in some baby products, repeated topical use has been found to disrupt sex hormones in prepubescent boys. Chamomile – the sweet herbal aroma brings a sense of calm during times of anger or irritability whilst assisting restful slumber. Sheie, who is sensitive to fragrance, didn’t like the smell, but she also didn’t complain: “I don’t want to be that parent, you know? These same benefits can be achieved by applying essential oils to the skin after combining them with a carrier oil.