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Screen Time for Kids: Recommendations and Guide...
Regulating your kid’s screen time can be one of your worst nightmares as a modern parent! Whether it’s your pre-schooler throwing tantrums for watching her favourite cartoons every day, or your...
Screen Time for Kids: Recommendations and Guidelines
Regulating your kid’s screen time can be one of your worst nightmares as a modern parent! Whether it’s your pre-schooler throwing tantrums for watching her favourite cartoons every day, or your toddler’s ease of using a smartphone – it can be a worrisome issue for parents to deal with. Multiple opinions on the internet can make it even more difficult to access helpful information on the issue. We at CITTA are here to help you! We have put together a list of helpful recommendations and guidelines regarding screen time for kids, collated from trustworthy sources so that you can feel a little more prepared to tackle the situation at your home. Keep reading to know more! How much time should a child spend on screens? This is the most common question most parents have. Two things to remember at the outset are that recommended screen time varies as per your child’s age and that the quality of the screen time is also just as important as the quantity. The World Health Organization recommends that for children of age 0-2, screen time be entirely avoided. If unavoidable, children aged 2 are recommended to keep their screen time under an hour. If you are a parent to an infant or a 2-year-old, you should consider limiting the use of screens to video calling relatives, such as grandma and grandpa. For kids aged 2–5, the WHO and the Indian Academy of Pediatrics recommend keeping screen time below 1 hour—the lesser the better. Even then, one needs to mindfully engage in constructive screen time together with their kids, such as watching educational videos and listening to music. 0–5 years is the time period of rapid growth and development in kids. Excessive screen time can hamper their development and lead to issues such as delayed speech and hyperactivity. As kids grow older, many more criteria come into play considering the ease of access to the internet today, and it becomes much more important to educate kids about safe internet usage. Is screen time damaging for kids? Too much screen time for kids can make their lifestyle more sedentary, which is linked to multiple health risks such as childhood obesity and associated diseases. As mentioned previously, excessive screen time can lead to issues such as delayed speech and hyperactivity among kids aged 0-5. Apart from this, spending too much time on electronic devices can cause eye strain, disturbed sleep, headaches, and neck, back, and wrist pain. It also makes children more prone to cyberbullying. Unmonitored use of the internet can also lead to multiple mental health and social issues, such as reduced socialization, social anxiety, and the desire for instant gratification. How much screen time is too much? If you notice your kid losing interest in any physical activity and actively seeking screens as a replacement for recreational activities such as playing with friends or studying, it might be a sign that your child’s screen time has increased to an unhealthy level. What can I do to ensure that my kid’s screen time is constructive and safe? Creating a screen time plan for your family is of utmost importance today. You should try to understand your children’s points of view and involve them in the decision-making process. For example, you might come up with a rule that no screens are allowed on the dining table and an hour before bedtime. Setting up parental controls on apps such as YouTube and Netflix is also a good idea to ensure that your kids are watching age-appropriate content. Try to take an active interest in the kind of programs, video games, apps, and websites that your kid regularly visits. This will help you to cultivate trust with your kid, so that they can come to you when they are confused or need help navigating the virtual world. Most importantly, educate your child about good internet etiquette, such as refraining from using swear words or saying anything on social media that they might not say in person, and not sharing any personal or intimate information on the internet. Also, remember that not all screen time is bad. Video calling your kid from work, playing a video game together, family movie nights/cartoon nights – these are a few ways in which you can make screen time work positively for you and your kid! And of course, your kids can learn new things during their screen time, whether that is through an interactive game or book, instructional videos, or music. How to strike a balance between kids’ screen time and physical activity? Kids learn a lot by emulating their parents. This is why it becomes important for you to set up a good example for your kids with your own safe and healthy screen habits. If you would like your kids to be more physically active, plan a few playdates with them. If you would like them to eat their meals with the TV and phones switched off, refrain from using phones during family meals. Apart from setting a good example, you can encourage your children to cultivate other hobbies that do not involve screens, such as creating art, writing, reading, or playing sports of any kind. Educate them about the importance of physical activity in building health. Encourage them to use their screen time to build a connection with their friends and community in a positive way. Screens are here to stay. Even though it may feel overwhelming to pave a way that offers the positives of technology, but doesn’t harm your kid’s health, the above recommendations can be a good start.
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Best Valentine’s Day Gifts for Him and Her
Gentle breeze, clear skies, and vibrant colours all around – the season of love has arrived! With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, are you still looking for that perfect gift...
Best Valentine’s Day Gifts for Him and Her
Gentle breeze, clear skies, and vibrant colours all around – the season of love has arrived! With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, are you still looking for that perfect gift for your special someone? Worry not, we’ve got you covered! Read on to know how you can be the one to give the best gift this Valentine’s. You must have heard that good health is the best gift you can give yourself. While this is absolutely true, many of us still tend to forget to take care of the largest organ of our body—our skin! Our skin is exposed to harsh winds, pollution, dust, and germs on a daily basis, considering our hectic active lifestyles. And yet, most of us do very little to take good care of it. What if we told you that you could gift your loved one the luxury of naturally refreshed skin? At CITTA, we have created face mists with two of the most skin-loving ingredients—Damask Rose and Aloe Vera—and this Valentine’s week, you can get our mists combo at flat 30% off! Rose is known as the flower of love but is also a very effective skincare ingredient. Rose water has been used for thousands of years to keep people looking young, radiant, and rejuvenated because of its nourishing, hydrating, and anti-ageing properties. Its anti-inflammatory properties help calm irritated, dry, and blotchy skin while its natural anti-bacterial properties help fight skin redness, acne, and infections. Being rich in Vitamin A and Vitamin C, rose water's anti-ageing properties also help prevent fine lines and wrinkles. It also has natural anti-oxidant properties that protect and nourish sensitive skin. CITTA’s Pure Rose Water Mist Spray offers you all these benefits for your skin in a conveniently designed pack that you can easily carry anywhere with you. Aloe Vera is another natural skincare superhero! A cactus that produces a clear gel, Aloe Vera contains over 75 active ingredients, including vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, enzymes, salicylic acids, and amino acids. Although it is well-known for its healing properties and ability to soothe skin irritation, this ingredient offers much more. It moisturizes skin naturally without making it greasy and can be used in all seasons. High in beta-carotene, and vitamins E and C, Aloe Vera nourishes and maintains the health of the skin. It also helps decrease the appearance of fine lines and restores skin elasticity, making your skin look younger and better. It is suitable for sensitive skin and naturally helps fade dark spots, acne scars, and pimples. It also helps to treat sunburns. Our Hydrating Mist with Rose and Aloe Vera offers you the benefits of both Rose and Aloe Vera at once! Made with the finest quality natural ingredients, both these mists are unisex and suitable for all skin types. They make for the perfect gift for our Valentine! Grab our mists combo today at 30% off by using the code LOVE30, and make this Valentine’s Day the best ever!
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How to give a perfect baby massage: A complete ...
Are you excited about giving your little munchkin a great massage, but nervous about the whens and hows of a baby massage? Worry not! We’ve put together a complete guide...
How to give a perfect baby massage: A complete guide
Are you excited about giving your little munchkin a great massage, but nervous about the whens and hows of a baby massage? Worry not! We’ve put together a complete guide to help you with your baby massage woes. Why does my baby need massages? A baby massage is beneficial not just for the baby, but also for the parent who massages the baby! It can help improve the mother-baby bond as it involves a lot of touching and caressing. While massaging your baby, you are also conversing with them, and it can make your baby more responsive. In general, baby massages are known to calm and soothe babies. Some studies have also found that a massage reduces stress-inducing hormones in babies and encourages the release of happy hormones like oxytocin and serotonin. That is why many parents include a massage in their baby’s bedtime routine – a baby massage can help you put your baby to sleep. You can include a lukewarm water bath before the massage in the routine to further calm your baby! Oil massages also improve your baby’s skin texture and promote good overall growth of your baby. When should I start massaging my baby? Doctors recommend waiting until your newborn’s umbilical stump has dried and fallen off before beginning with an oil massage. This can take anywhere between 5-15 days. If you plan to start with baby massages before their umbilical stump has fallen off, make sure to consult your doctor and avoid the area when massaging your baby to avoid any infections. How should I massage my baby? Pick a time when your baby is comfortable and alert. Avoid giving a massage within 45 minutes of feeding your baby, it can irritate your baby. Similarly, if you realize that your baby is crying or stiffening up to your touch, instead of enjoying it, you should stop the massage and pick a time when your baby is ready for it. Remember, a massage should feel like a loving activity you do together with your baby. You can try to schedule your baby massages at the same time every day to set up your little one’s routine. The most important thing to remember is to be gentle with your strokes while massaging your baby. Your baby’s skin and organs are much more delicate than an adult, and as such, you need to be extra gentle when it comes to massaging them. Before beginning the massage, it is important to pick the correct massage oil for your baby. You need to steer clear of essential oils and oils that are known skin irritants, like Mustard Oil and Tea Tree Oil. CITTA’s Nourishing Baby Massage Oil is made with 12 natural oils – including Coconut, Ashwagandha, Turmeric, and Brahmi Oil – carefully chosen to provide your baby’s skin with the wholesome nourishment it needs. With anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, our Baby Massage Oil protects your baby’s skin while deeply moisturizing it. It is non-sticky and absorbs easily into your baby’s skin, making baby massages a hassle-free affair. Lay down your baby on a hard surface lined with a soft towel. You can choose to remove all clothes of your baby except the diaper or to take the diaper off as well, depending on your baby’s comfort. Ensure that the room is warm. You can start the massage with your baby’s legs, which are less sensitive than other body parts. Take a small quantity of massage oil in your hands, rub it between your palms to warm it slightly, and then apply it on your baby’s legs one by one, starting from their thighs and gently pulling down in a milking motion. Gently stroke the front of their feet and trace circles with your thumb in the soles. Hold each toe between your forefinger and thumb and gently pull to complete the leg massage. Repeat the gentle milking motions with your baby’s arms, starting from their armpits to their wrists. Rotate the wrists slightly in each direction. Pull each finger and thumb gently, using your forefinger and thumb. For the chest, begin by positioning your palms in a prayer position over the heart. Now move the hands outward, lightly flattening the palms over the chest, and repeat these strokes a few times. Avoid putting oil on your baby’s umbilical stump, even if it has dried out, as that can lead to infections. If your baby seems relaxed and comfortable enough, you can roll him/her over and massage the back in long circular strokes on either side of the spine. For the head massage, just apply oil to your baby’s head and pat it slightly. Avoid applying any pressure on your baby’s head, and avoid the fontanelle, which is the soft spot on your baby’s head. In general, you should avoid applying oil near your baby’s eyes, nose, mouth, privates, and inside ears! Cover your baby in a warm swaddle or hooded bath towel, and you are good to go! This is a good time to bathe your baby, as your baby is calm and responsive. You can choose to bathe him/her in lukewarm water to further calm them down, or dress your baby up in warm clothes and get ready for some warm snuggles! How frequently should I massage my baby? The frequency of baby massages can vary at your convenience. Some parents prefer to give their baby a massage every day, while others don’t. You can also plan the massage before your baby’s bath time or before their sleep time. What is important is that you are completely involved and present while performing the massage, so that you and your baby can reap all the benefits of this amazing practice. How long should a baby massage be? A baby massage usually takes between 10-30 minutes time. You can start with a small duration, say 5 minutes, to get your baby acquainted and comfortable with the process before moving on to extended periods of time. When to stop giving my baby a massage? Again, this is a personal decision. There is no hard and fast rule about the age at which you should stop giving your baby a massage. Most families in India give a daily baby massage for the entire first year. If your baby enjoys massages, you can continue beyond a year as well. Baby massages have been a part of Indian baby care traditions for a long time. When performed correctly, the practice offers multiple benefits for the baby and the parent or grandparent offering the massage. A good baby massage nourishes your baby’s skin deeply and improves bone strength. It also improves their mood, muscle tone, and muscle coordination. Most importantly, it can help you to bond better with your baby. With this guide, we hope you will feel prepared to give your baby the perfect massage!
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The Best Ways To Treat Your Baby’s Skin Rash
While babies are known for their soft rosy skin, in reality, skin rashes are pretty common among babies. Their immunity system and skin barrier function are not fully developed, so...
The Best Ways To Treat Your Baby’s Skin Rash
While babies are known for their soft rosy skin, in reality, skin rashes are pretty common among babies. Their immunity system and skin barrier function are not fully developed, so their skin is prone to multiple infections, including those that cause rashes. While it might be difficult to pinpoint the cause, most baby rashes are easily treatable. Read on to know the common types of skin rashes in babies and the best ways to treat them. What are the common rashes in babies? What causes them? Diaper rash Diaper rashes are one of the most common rash types in babies. Excessive moisture in the diaper and the acidic nature of urine and faeces can irritate your baby’s skin and cause these rashes. Fungal infections may also develop in your baby’s diaper rash. But fortunately, diaper rashes can be treated with some home remedies and medication. Eczema Eczema can show up as dry, itchy, and rough red patches on your baby’s skin. It is a very common skin condition among children. Contact with skin-irritating substances can cause eczema flare-ups in children. Cradle Cap Cradle Cap is a type of rash that appears as rough, scaly patches on a baby’s scalp, face, ears, neck, and diaper area. Doctors are not yet sure about the exact causes of Cradle Caps. It is a non-itchy, harmless rash that goes away on its own within a few weeks or months. Neonatal Acne Neonatal Acne or Baby Acne affects newborns from the age of 2-6 weeks. It can appear as small bumps or pimples on your baby’s face, chest, or back. Baby acne is usually harmless and clears up on its own without treatment within 4 weeks. Infantile acne, however, may take longer to go away. Contact Dermatitis Contact Dermatitis is a red, itchy rash that is caused by your baby’s skin coming in contact with either an irritant or an allergen. Common irritants include rough clothing items, soaps with fragrance, harsh detergents, skin care creams or lotions with harsh chemicals, saliva or sweat, and zippers, snaps, or metal buckles. Common allergens include fragrances, rubber, and nickel. Allergic reactions may take longer to show up on your baby’s skin. How can I treat my baby’s rash? Most baby rashes are a natural part of growing up and can be treated easily. Some of them even go away on their own without any treatment, so do not panic if you find your little one’s skin slightly different than usual! Here are the ways you can prevent these rashes from occurring in the first place, and a few tips on how you can treat them: Diaper Rash Change your baby’s diaper frequently. It is a good idea to use diapers with a ‘pee indicator’ to easily know when to change. A newborn can need up to 15 diaper changes in a day! Use a soft, wet cloth to wipe your baby’s bum instead of packaged wet wipes which contain alcohol and chemicals. The chemicals can further irritate your baby’s skin. If you still prefer wipes, look for ones with no harsh chemicals. Apply a barrier cream, which typically contains zinc oxide to the affected area. Use our Natural Moisturizing Baby Balm regularly. It has turmeric oil, basil oil, and coconut oil that act as anti-microbial agents that help prevent diaper rashes. Eczema Avoid soap and shampoos with harsh chemicals. Choose bathing products that are natural and gentle on your baby’s skin, such as CITTA’s Tender Foaming Baby Wash and Gentle Foaming Baby Shampoo. Allergens like pollen or even certain food items might be causing your child’s eczema flare-ups. So it is best to get the allergen detected so that you can avoid the trigger. Avoid dressing your baby in rough or scratchy fabrics that might irritate their skin. Moisturize regularly with a thick moisturizer, it can help prevent eczema flare-ups. Our Moisturizing Baby Balm provides long-lasting moisturization and also helps to prevent rashes with its anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory ingredients. Paediatrician-recommended ointments and baby creams can provide relief from eczema. Cradle Cap Home remedies include washing your baby’s scalp with a gentle cleanser to remove extra oil from the scalp. Our Best Baby Shampoo in India cleans your baby’s scalp and hair gently without drying them off. You can also use a soft brush to remove the scales gently from your baby’s scalp after bathing. Neonatal Acne Being gentle on your baby’s skin is key to dealing with baby acne. Wash your baby’s face with lukewarm water and avoid scrubbing your baby’s acne. Avoid using oily or greasy products that may clog your baby’s skin pores. Clean up any vomit or food remains from your baby’s skin as soon as possible. If acne persists, your paediatrician may recommend a topical steroid or antifungal cream to treat the acne. Do not try any medication without consulting your healthcare provider. Contact Dermatitis Wash the affected area with water and a very mild cleanser, like our Tender Foaming Baby Wash, which is enriched with Aloe Vera, Coconut Powder Extract & the anti-irritant Hydrolysed Rice Protein to gently cleanse your baby’s skin while also nourishing and conditioning it. Use cold compresses to soothe the affected area. Dress your baby in soft clothes and mittens so that even if your baby scratches the rashes, it will not worsen. If the itchiness persists, consult a paediatrician and take the recommended ointments/ medication. You should also consider getting your baby checked for allergies to determine the correct allergens to avoid exposure in the future. In most cases, your baby’s rash should clear up on its own without any treatment. But in case your baby’s rash is accompanied by other symptoms such as fever or difficulty in breathing, you should immediately seek medical attention. Remember to consult your paediatrician before using any ointments, as your baby’s skin is very delicate and sensitive.
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10 Essential Baby Items Every New Parent Needs
Welcoming your baby into the world is one of those experiences in life for which you are fully prepared, yet nervous and unprepared. From the swirl of emotions that your...
10 Essential Baby Items Every New Parent Needs
Welcoming your baby into the world is one of those experiences in life for which you are fully prepared, yet nervous and unprepared. From the swirl of emotions that your baby’s birth evokes to the cutest moments when they smile in their sleep or hold your finger with their tiny, loving hands, entering parenthood is indeed a beautiful journey unique to you. Whether you are preparing for the birth of your first child or are a new parent who just had a baby, this article is for you. We curated a list of the top 10 baby items every new parent needs so that we can help make your parenthood journey a tad bit easier – because that is what CITTA stands for and does through its lovingly natural babycare products and initiatives like the CITTA Care Club. Keep reading to know more! Baby Car Seat A car seat for baby tops our list because you will need one to carry your baby home safely, and of course, countless other times when you start going out and about with your little one as they grow, very quickly indeed! Even if you have the support of multiple family members during the ride back home, a baby car seat is essential which will give you immense peace of mind since you’ll know that your baby is safe in the car. Remember to ask for professional help to install it correctly, and you’ll feel even more secure! Feeding essentials You will need to feed your baby even before you leave the hospital, so having your feeding essentials in place can make this entirely new experience much more comfortable for you. A breast pump, comfortable feeding pillow, and burp cloths are a must if you are breastfeeding. If you are formula-feeding, you’ll still need the pillow and burp cloths, along with bottles that have nipples, an insulated bottle for travel, and of course the recommended formula food. A safe, hygienic space for your baby to sleep A crib, bassinet, or cradle – whatever your choice, it makes sense to buy this one long before your due date, just like the car seat! While there are a thousand add-ons advertised as ‘essential’ along with the crib, all you really need is a pair of breathable mattresses, a waterproof lining pad, a few pairs of swaddles, and some soft sheets that don’t irritate your baby’s skin and stay put in the crib. Blankets or other movable accessories in your baby’s crib can be actually hazardous for them. You could also invest in a rocking chair where you could put your baby to sleep. The diapering essentials A changing table or portable changing pad, comfortable diapers that have ‘pee indicators’, non-irritating baby wet wipes, a separate bin/ garbage bag to dispose of the diapers, and a good diaper rash cream are what you will essentially need for a single diaper change. Your baby can need around 10-15 diaper changes as a newborn, so investing in these essentials is of utmost importance. Our Moisturizing Baby Balm contains anti-bacterial and anti-fungal natural ingredients that prevent diaper rashes, as well as other kinds of baby rashes and skin irritation issues in babies. It is entirely free of harsh chemicals as well. You might want to stock up on them before they are sold out yet again! Baby bathtub A bathtub with bands that help to secure your baby in one position and keep their head and upper body above water level can make baby bathtime a fuss-free affair. Learn the basics of bathing your baby and a few more bathtime essentials. Natural and mild baby shampoo and body wash bathing can actually have a very drying effect on your baby’s developing skin and hair. It is extremely important to choose the correct bathing products for them. Invest in a natural, non-drying baby shampoo that is tear-free. Similarly, a body wash specifically designed for your baby’s thin, sensitive skin is necessary for your baby. Here too, check the ingredient list carefully and choose one that uses plant-based ingredients that are safe and non-irritating for your baby’s skin. Our Newborn Bath Set with the Tender Foaming Baby Wash and Gentle Foaming Baby Shampoo will equip you with the most caring (and convenient) products for your baby’s bath time. Baby Moisturizer Babies have thin skin which loses moisture at a faster rate than adults. Since their skin barrier function is not fully developed, their skin is more prone to infections and irritation. It is very important for you to buy a moisturizer that protects your baby’s skin from dryness and rashes without causing any adverse reactions. While choosing one, you must remember that you’ll be applying it to your baby’s skin every day – it must be made of skin-safe ingredients. Our Moisturizing Baby Balm is crafted with the goodness of 7 natural oils, Shea Butter, and Vitamin E to deeply moisturize, nourish, and protect your baby’s skin. It can be used on your baby’s face, body, and nappy area as well, so you wouldn’t need to worry about buying three different products. And of course, like all CITTA products, our balm is free from all harsh chemicals like parabens, sulphates, silicones, mineral oils, allergens, and toxins. Newborn Baby Clothes Clothes are probably the easiest to over-buy as a new parent! What to buy will depend on the season your baby is born in. Remember to buy newborn baby clothes with front zippers/ closures so that you can easily lay down your baby while changing diapers. Buy multiple daily clothing items like onesies, long pants, t-shirts, socks, and burp cloths. Buy jackets and sweaters in lesser numbers. Always choose soft, breathable fabrics to avoid any skin irritation. Gentle laundry detergent A gentle laundry detergent with mild/no fragrance is best suited for babies. Harsh chemicals in regular detergents can irritate their skin and cause allergies as well. Oil for baby massage Massaging your baby is a practice that offers multiple benefits for your baby as well as you. It can calm down your baby, prepare him for sleep, and deepen the mother-baby bond that you share. Massaging regularly with appropriate natural oils also improves skin texture and promotes the overall growth of the baby. Our Nourishing Baby Massage Oil for baby massage is a unique blend of 12 natural oils carefully selected for efficacy. Anti-bacterial Ashwagandha and Turmeric oil and anti-inflammatory Basil oil protect your baby’s skin while Coconut, Sesame, and Sweet Almond oil deeply nourish your baby’s skin. Apart from these essentials, you would need to be emotionally and financially prepared for this new chapter of your life. Remember to eat well and take good care of yourself! Talk to your friends and family and share your concerns with them, if you have any. We hope that this list will help you feel a little more prepared to enter parenthood!
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Sunflower Oil: The Safe and Effective Choice fo...
When it comes to choosing a baby massage oil, you might feel confused with all the options out there. Which one is safe to use on your baby’s sensitive skin?...
Sunflower Oil: The Safe and Effective Choice for Baby Massage
When it comes to choosing a baby massage oil, you might feel confused with all the options out there. Which one is safe to use on your baby’s sensitive skin? Which one provides the best nourishment? Are all oils equally good for your baby? We are here to tell you that all-natural oils are not made equal! And that Sunflower oil is one of the safest and most effective choices for a baby massage. Read on to know more. Your baby’s immunity system and skin barrier are not fully developed, which is why your baby’s skin is prone to infections and irritation. Sunflower oil contains Linoleic acid which is helpful for babies with sensitive skin. It is non-irritating and can be used on all skin types including dry, normal, oily as well as acne-prone skin. Packed with antioxidants, Sunflower oil strengthens your baby’s immune system. It also contains several other compounds such as vitamin E, oleic acid, sesamol, linoleic acid & others that have benefits for the skin and help healthy skeletal growth of the babies. Sunflower oil is a highly absorbent, non-comedogenic oil, meaning that it doesn’t clog your baby’s skin pores. As it allows their skin to breathe, it reduces the chances of acne or skin infections. Vitamin E in Sunflower oil helps to protect your baby’s delicate skin from harsh UV and prevents sun damage. For baby massages, it is recommended to use non-irritating natural oils in a safe ratio with a suitable carrier oil. Sunflower oil is one of the best carrier oils because of the properties mentioned above. When combined with other beneficial oils such as Coconut Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Turmeric Oil, Ashwagandha Oil, and Brahmi Oil, it makes for the most effective baby massage oil. We have crafted our Nourishing Baby Massage Oil as a perfect blend of 12 such natural oils to provide your baby with wholesome care. You need to be as picky with baby massage oil as you are with your baby’s nutrition! While the practice of massage offers multiple benefits, the choice of massage oil makes a big difference. Sunflower oil is a safe, effective, nourishing bet for your baby. Pair it with 11 other nourishing oils in our Baby Massage Oil, and you have a winner! Happy baby massage times ahead!
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