can i use it for baby
618297
I have and she seemed to like it.. it also smoothed over a dry patch on her heels.
618298
Yes! If it were peanut oil, I would tell you "NO". But Almonds are safe for baby and very healing. Much better than any commercial products which are mostly all toxic in some form or another. This oil is of excellent quality so it is not necessary to use it more than once between baths. Namaste.
618299
As a moisturizer? Possibly, however, I would recommend organic shea butter instead.
618300
yes it is very good for a baby's skin. Almond Oil has in it vitimin A, B1,B2,and E as well. Pure enough for even the most sensitive skin. Also a tradition to use on baby's in India and many other places. Good for craddles cap. Just don't massage on baby's hands and feet as they can end up in thier mouth.I even use it on my face and dose not clog my pores. I'm the oldest of three girls and my sisters can't believe I look the yougest as I've yet to have wrinkles around my eyes and I'm 52 years old. I hope this helps.
618301
It would be all right to use on a baby as it has no scent, is pure almond oil and will simply moisturize a baby's skin. I fmy child was still a baby I would use it on her. She is grown now.
1348237
No, it should be fine. My baby is small (18 months, 22 pounds) and we've been using it for the past few months. It's adjustable.
2071779
I have used this on my four children since birth (my biggest baby being 5 and half pounds when I brought him home) and my pediatrician used this same one in office for all patients, babies and up. So yes, it is appropriate for babies.
762665
Sure you can! We have done this with our baby and haven't had any issues. However, just don't leave your baby in it unattended.
1392658
I do not think it is good for newborn. I use it for my six month old baby. I have to carry baby out of the seat.
1144658
That is how I use it and it was the main reason I bought it. It provides a nice smooth, firm surface for the baby to lay on. When they are young and not mobile, it is perfectly fine to use and should not present a safety issue.
342343
We used it as soon as we got home from the hospital and are still using it 3 mo later. Although not as often. And yes you can use for tummy time, but we just prefer the floor. This has become my go to baby gift!
176568
This fits over an infant car seat. So as long as your baby is in that kind of car seat you can use this. Usually infant car seats can be used up to a year, but check your car seat for details on that
363723
It has three or four settings. Yes you can use for infant. It's a great tool ive purchased three so far.
1511
no, its will hurt the baby's neck. my son is about 7 months old when he used this, he pretty much love it. Good for infant who can control their head/neck, or at least have a strong neck to support their heavy head.
991241
Yes. it is great for newborns (they need to feel cosy) up to 6 months. I had it by my bed side and could also move it around. You can attached to you bed and make it easier to breast feed.
442688
Probably not for an infant. There is no head support, so it's better for toddlers and up. Though I imagine you could find a way to strap an infant car seat into it if you really wanted to -- it's very sturdy.
1108841
No, I would not use that for a newborn. There are frames that fit the car carriers. Far more suitable for a newborn.
182048
Yes, you can use for infant. But you need to buy an adapter for the infant car seat. The adapter depends on the brand of the car seat. you can find more information in Quinny website.
1512
You could buy it for an infant. However, I didn't buy mine for my baby until she was 8 months.
883673
You can flip it over and use it for a new born. I'm having another baby in 2 months and I plan on using it for her like that instead of the plastic ones we used for our son.
661147
If you hold it to the baby's temple, I don't see why not. It takes a reading in seconds. Just don't leave it with the baby unattended. You might check with your doctor or the seller to make sure this is suitable for babies.