This stunning natural scent gives your child or baby a more relaxed and peaceful bedtime experience.

Effect of lavender essence inhalation on the level of anxiety and blood cortisol in candidates for open-heart surgery. Our reeds are designed to allow the fragrance to evaporate easier which leads to a stronger scent throw and leaving your room feeling fresh and welcoming each time you enter. You may also wish to purchase fresh reeds to compliment your reed refill and we recommend new reeds when swapping to a new scent. While all of the suggested medical benefits of essential oils have not been proven, studies show that many popular oils do have medical properties.If you live by the sea though, just be mindful of mould behind furniture if you are using a humidifier. One popular relaxation strategy is diffusing or inhaling essential oils as a form of aromatherapy, which had been shown to reduce the perception of stress as well as lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol. If essential oils were your go-to source of stress reduction before bringing your little one home, you may need to find a different method—at least for a while. In general, oils are shown to cause harm to a baby’s skin by degrading the lipid barrier in the skin, so they should be used sparingly.

I think he falls asleep quicker now and he does usually sleep through (still wakes at 5am but that’s another story!said that in recent years, more and more parents have been inquiring about whether inhaling, consuming or rubbing essential oils onto the skin can treat a variety of their children’s ailments, including cough, congestion, fever and more. 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. Consenting to these technologies will allow us to process data such as browsing behaviour or unique IDs on this site.

If you are not satisfied with the product that you have purchased from us, you can get your money back if the product has not been opened, the security seals have not been broken and in the same condition as received. Tea tree oil was also included in the aforementioned study and found to have the same effects as lavender.But after a few weeks, she noticed that her toddler and several other students had developed nagging coughs that lingered well into January. David Stukus, an associate professor of pediatrics at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. I would caution that if formal OTC or health and beauty products, such as baby lotion with lavender, are utilized, the directions for use should be carefully followed. That means that it’s difficult to know the actual concentrations of active ingredients present in different oils, so you may be unknowingly exposing your baby to high concentrations of harmful ingredients.

A light citral aroma of Melissa, and the richness of Rosewood, balance and cool the air, caressing the tranquillity of those special moments between Mother and baby. Because babies exclusively breathe out of their noses for the first six months or so of life, you don’t want to introduce anything into their environment that may make this more difficult. Oils are so concentrated that they may be harmful instead of helpful without proper dilution in a carrier oil like coconut, almond, or olive oil. I'm after a small diffuser which can also be used as a night light, obviously needs to be quiet (not fused on changing colour but an added benefit) the difference in the air quality just having it on tonight for a bit was amazing so I'm sold on getting one just not sure which one. While essential oils may be a go-to part of your wellness routine, experts recommend you avoid diffusing them or applying them to your skin around your baby until they reach the age of 2 or older.

The 200ml glass bottle contains a generous 150ml of fragrance, providing a delightful scent for up to 20 weeks. Since babies’ sinuses are in the development phase, it’s not a good idea to diffuse oils around them at all.