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Oatmeal Kiddy Bath

  • 1 cup plain oatmeal
  • bath water

Put oatmeal in food processor and grind until oatmeal turns into a fine powder texture.

To use simply sprinkle into the running bath water and swish vigorously to mix well.  This powder will dissolve fairly well in the bath water and leaves baby’s skin silky smooth and soothed.

Use to relieve diaper rash, heat rash, or any irritation. Also good for older children and adults to relieve poison ivy, chicken pox, or even simple dry skin.

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Comments

  1. Genevieve says:
    November 23, 2010 at 12:13 am

    I have done this with my son because he complains he is itching after palying outside. And it works everytime to sooth the itches.

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  2. Jenifer says:
    February 4, 2011 at 4:43 pm

    I have made this for my son who has eczema. I also added lavender and roman chamomile essential oils. It is delightful and does leave his skin super soft and the eczema spots aren’t as bad afterwards.

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  3. michelle says:
    June 6, 2011 at 5:30 pm

    I use the left over infant oatmeal that I have from when my daughter was a baby she’s 2 now and I still have sealed boxes in the cabinet. That way I skip the step of blending, it dissolves faster than regular oatmeal, it’s not going to waste since it is expired and can’t be eaten and my daughter loves to take her oatmeal bath. Just be sure to rinse out the bathtub after or you will get a nasty hard to clean “ring”.

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  4. Amanda says:
    September 15, 2012 at 11:00 pm

    I tried this tonight! Awesome idea and I loved it. My son’s skin was so soft afterwards!

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