Use extreme caution when using essential oils on babies and children.

There are only a few oils safe to use, lavender and roman chamomile are two of them.

For infants up to the age of five make sure the oils are well diluted, use only about a quarter of what you would for yourself. The easiest way to do this is to use four times the normal amount of base oil.

For children 6 to 12 dilute the oil in twice the normal amount of base oil

Keep essential oils out of reach of children. Because many essential oils (such as sweet orange) smell tantalizing, children may be tempted to drink them.

Please store essential oils tightly capped and away from children.



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The Most 'Common' Poisons for Children

  • Cosmetics
  • Cleaning Substances
  • Pain Medicine/fever reducers
  • Coins, thermometers
  • Plants
  • Diaper care, acne preparations, antiseptics
  • Cough and cold preparations
  • Pesticides
  • Vitamins
  • Gastrointestinal preparations
  • Antimicrobials
  • Arts, crafts and office supplies
  • Hormones and hormone antagonists
  • Hydrocarbons (lamp oil, kerosene, gasoline, lighter fluid)

The Most 'Dangerous' Poisons for Children

  • Medicines - others' prescriptions as well as over the counter medications

  • Iron Pills - adult strength iron pills are VERY dangerous for children when swallowed

  • Cleaning Products - that cause chemical burns.These may include drain openers, toilet bowl cleaners, rust removers and oven cleaners.

  • Hydrocarbons - a broad category that includes gasoline, kerosene, lamp oil, motor oil, lighter fluid, furniture polish and paint thinner.Hydrocarbons are among the leading causes of poisoning death in children.

  • Windshield Washer Solution and Antifreeze - Even in small amounts, these liquids are poisonous to humans and pets. Windshield washer solution can cause blindness and death if swallowed. antifreeze, which is a slightly sweet pinkish fluid can cause kidney failure and death if swallowed. Pets are particularly susceptible as they may see a puddle on the driveway as a tasty little treat.

  • Wild Mushrooms - A wide variety of mushrooms grow throughout the country and some are deadly to eat. Unless you are an expert, stick to the ones in the grocery store.

  • Alcohol - Regardless of where the alcohol comes from, when children swallow alcohol, they can have seizures, go into a coma or even die depending on the amount ingested. Many household items contain alcohol including mouthwash, facial cleaners, hair tonics and cough and cold medicines. Even many products labeled as 'All Natural' may contain alcohol. Be sure and check the label!