Cycles Baby And Cycles Sensitive – Ten Years Of Utmost Care For Babies

What will you give to see your baby safe from harm? Di ba, you’ll give your best? But saying this is actually easier said than done. One reason is, sometimes we think that what’s best for us is also what’s best for them. Actually, it doesn’t work that way all the time. There are just certain things that are meant only for us and those that were made exactly for our young ones.

Like for example, detergents. Regular detergents that we buy when we do our grocery may not always be that friendly to our babies. Because they are meant to clean adult clothes, most of these detergents contain harsh chemicals such as bleach, dyes, and fabric softeners. These chemicals can cause irritation to the very sensitive skin of our babies. Sometimes, it can trigger allergies when the residues from the detergents remain in the baby clothes.

Cycles Mild Laundry Detergent for Babies has been in the market for 10 years already and these products, as proven by SGS (the world’s leading inspection, verification, testing and certification company), leaves no residue that could irritate the baby’s skin.

Allergies caused by residues from detergents don’t even happen only to infants. Even young kids who have extremely sensitive skin can be affected. My youngest child, Mariel, is fair and has smooth skin. The problem with her is that she is very prone to allergies. Her allergic rhinitis is triggered when she inhales dust and when her clothes were not properly washed, her skin becomes itchy and she develops rashes. When she was an infant, I was very meticulous when it comes to the baby products that I use for her. But when she got older, I thought I can veer away with these baby products and just use anything I find interesting in beauty stores.

When it comes to our babies, there should be no compromise. Whether it’s detergent or body care products, we shouldn’t be too complacent that what’s good for us will be good for them too. As parents, we want them to develop their bodies, especially their sensitive skin, using the safest products that we can get them.

Choosing detergents and skin care products may be easy and can be done on a whim. But when you have a child that have sensitive skin, just like Mariel’s, you just can’t do that. Cycles Mild Laundry Detergent is so friendly to her skin. It smells good and cleans Mariel’s clothes especially her under garments. Cycles has this Stain Soaker which I specially like to use to remove stubborn dirt.

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Cycles Sensitive on the other hand is a complete product line perfect in taking care of our baby’s skin. Until our baby is 3 years old, her skin is not completely developed and loses moisture rapidly. These baby products from Cycles Sensitive are fragrance-free hypoallergenic and paraben-free.

• Cycles Sensitive Head-To-Toe Wash
• Cycles Sensitive Baby Lotion
• Cycles Sensitive Protective Diaper Cream
• Cycles Sensitive Non-DEET Insect Repellant
• Cycles Sensitive Insect Repellent
• Cycles Sensitive Anti-Mosquito Citronella PatchesMore about Cycles Sensitive at www.CradleNatural.com
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Cradle Baby Bottle & Nipple Cleanser / Toy & Surface Cleanser are natural & edible cleansers that safely sanitize everything your baby comes in contact with.

When it comes to our babies, there should be no compromise. Agree? Whether it’s detergent or body care products, we shouldn’t be too complacent that what’s good for us will be good for them too. As parents, we want them to develop their minds and body using the safest products that we can get them. After all, it’s not that too long that we get to take care of them. Time flies so fast! My toddlers are becoming teens so fast. I want my girls to remember me not as a meticulous mom who doesn’t think or just OA, but as a loving parent who, like their dad, only wants what’s best for them.

Blogged by Lanie Lluch – TweenselMom.com