If you are visiting from Sweet T Makes Three and just learned how to make your own furniture polish without chemicals using Young Living Essential Oils, welcome!! Are you sick of all the chemicals you use for your home, your family, and even on your baby?! Being a first time mommy I knew I wanted to be a crunchy mom and make a lot of things on my own. I’m going to show you How to Make Baby Wipes Chemical Free Using Essential Oils | Detox Your Home in the process also thanks to all these lovely bloggers I’ve paired up with!
We often forget when we’re shopping around the grocery store just how many chemicals are in our every day products. Unfortunately those chemicals are hiding behind words that we consider “safe”, like Natural, Simply, and Organic. Those words have been used so freely that to myself and many others they lack much meaning anymore. It’s time we stand up for ourselves, our families, and we’re all here to show you how to detox your home!
We hope to help you make small or BIG changes for your family and home in this Detox your Home Series. There’s so many toxins in our everyday life – it’s time to get rid of them! Let’s get started, shall we?
The last place I want chemicals is on my daughter, so when I was using a wipe brand that claimed to be organic, safe, and gentle for baby I thought we doing a good thing buying these wipes. Unfortunately after some time I saw they were discontinued and stores were putting them in the clearance section. Of course, that was my huge wake up call to make my own. Since we cloth diaper, cloth wipes made so much more sense so we’ve actually been using both for quite some time. I have been using a new recipe from The Chemical Free Home book and of course using my Young Living Essential Oils! Lavender is one of my favorite oils for baby, it’s safe for my baby girl and it smells so good. She’s a big fan of the “mell” too and asks all the time, “Mama more “mell” peas”. These wipes have an oil that we trust, soap we trust, and some distilled water – THAT’S IT!
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tmi: when we used store-bought wipes I felt like they would swish around the “stink”. even though she looked all clean, the smell between her “stink” and the chemicals was just wrong, I didn’t feel like she was actually clean. If and when we were home I would just bathe her instead.
There are so many incredible uses for essential oils, and while I waited TOO long to get mine I’m happy to say better late, than never! So if you’ve been on the fence, you can finally hop in and join the oily party!
Click here to learn more and how to sign up with Young Living or contact the person who introduced you to the “Detox Your Home” Spring blog series!
If you sign up with me —> I’m offering a FREE copy of The Chemical Free Home to anyone {in the U.S.} who signs up with premium starter kit through April 7th!! This book will not only help you detox your home but also help you use those oils you just purchased or already own!
Many of the recipes in this series are from The Chemical Free Home by Melissa Poepping who graciously gave us permission to share her recipes online.
TOMORROW (Wednesday) at 7AM EST head on over to DecorChick for the next way you can Detox Your Home! See the full list of bloggers that are sharing recipes throughout this week!
GOODBYE CHEMICALS, GOODBYE TOXINS!
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We are on our way to a more natural lifestyle. I wish when my kids were little I used something without all the harsh chemicals.
It’s so scary all the things that go into products these days. 🙁
Hello. I was wondering what the bath gel base was.
Thanks!!
Hi Wendy,
I use Dr. Bronners for almost everything 🙂 Included a picture too!
she’s gotten so big! i used to make my own wipes when Sabreena was a baby, 18 years ago. someow skipped shaun on going natural and did it again with shae
You just gave me an idea for a great baby shower gift. My niece is having her first and she has on her registry some kind of natural, organic solution to make her own baby wipes. Wouldn’t it be better to get her some essential oils and a book and she can make her own solution and so much more. Thanks!
Wow, with two nieces having babies this year, this would be a very good gift for their baby shower. Both of them are really health conscious and I am sure they would appreciate it. Thank you!
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Love this post. I was always worried about the baby wipes because it has this smell to it that i can’t figure out what is is but i’m sure it’s chemicals. This is perfect!!! thank you so much for sharing this
Hi, love this idea but can’t seem to find an actual “recipe” with how much of each. Thank you!