Mabuhay! I am working quite a bit now so haven't posted for a while... women work hard! Here is a video that proves it...
Friday, December 22, 2006
Monday, December 18, 2006
Dash that Diaper Rash!
Mabuhay!
I have been so busy with my new job outside the home and then with my baby and family inside the home that I have not posted for a couple of weeks! But here I am again!
Back home I used cloth diapers for my baby and she never had a diaper rash. When I came here I bought some disposable diapers and she got a rash. Here is a nice wash for the baby's tender little bottom:
Add 1 drop of Lavender Oil or 1 drop of Chamomile Oil to 1 Tablespoon of Whole Milk (or Almond Milk). Stir up and add to the baby's warm bath water.
After the bath, dry baby well with a soft towel... instead of rub-drying, just blot the bum area until dry because rubbing will hurt this sensitive area if there is a diaper rash.
Then I put on a little Tender Tush, but if I don't have that I use 1 drop of Lavender Oil in 2 tablespoons of Virgin Coconut Oil, well blended, that I keep in an empty babyfood jar with the lid on.
(Find Tender Tush and the Other KidScent items by clicking on Products and then clicking on Personal Care and then scrolling down the page to KidScents.)
I have been so busy with my new job outside the home and then with my baby and family inside the home that I have not posted for a couple of weeks! But here I am again!
Back home I used cloth diapers for my baby and she never had a diaper rash. When I came here I bought some disposable diapers and she got a rash. Here is a nice wash for the baby's tender little bottom:
Add 1 drop of Lavender Oil or 1 drop of Chamomile Oil to 1 Tablespoon of Whole Milk (or Almond Milk). Stir up and add to the baby's warm bath water.
After the bath, dry baby well with a soft towel... instead of rub-drying, just blot the bum area until dry because rubbing will hurt this sensitive area if there is a diaper rash.
Then I put on a little Tender Tush, but if I don't have that I use 1 drop of Lavender Oil in 2 tablespoons of Virgin Coconut Oil, well blended, that I keep in an empty babyfood jar with the lid on.
(Find Tender Tush and the Other KidScent items by clicking on Products and then clicking on Personal Care and then scrolling down the page to KidScents.)
Saturday, December 02, 2006
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