My son Ivan has "asthma symptoms" according to his pediatrician. Therefore he suggested not to use any strong scents on him like powder nor cologne because that will trigger his condition especially if he has coughs and colds.
But just like any growing up kid he is very active.
But just like any growing up kid he is very active.
He always like running around with the other kids in the neighborhood, his playmates. He is also "pawisin" and I always need several pieces of towels in a day to put on his back. My mother told me to put baby powder on his back at least to minimize excessive sweating. Accordingly the baby powder absorbs wetness (that's what also the TV ads says). Of course I cannot do that because I am really avoiding the use of powder since I knew most baby powder available in the market today are made from "talc". It is general knowledge nowadays that talc has not so good effects if inhaled.
I am just so glad that I found out "rice baby powder" from Tiny Buds when I attended Expo Mom last year.
It is a premium quality baby powder made from 100% real rice grains. This biodegradeable and hypoallergenic baby powder is completely free from harmful talc and other chemicals.
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It repels water which allows sweat to evaporate naturally. This makes the Tiny Buds Rice Powder perfectly unique in keeping baby's skin healthy, fresh, moisturized and dry from perspiration.
The Tiny Buds Rice Powder is available in 90g bottle and costs P99.00. It is available at Rustan’s Essenses and in leading Supermarkets and Department Stores nationwide.
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Hi! I was an asthmatic before when I was little.. Going organic is usually the best way to go, especially when it's meant to be used for kids. So good choice of powder for your kiddo. =)
ReplyDeleteI will recommend this to friends with asthmatic kids! Thanks for the info!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't use baby powder to my daughter because she has a dry skin due to the weather. So powder isn't a good thing for her. By the way it's nice to know about the products. Thanks for additional knowledge. :)
ReplyDeletewow I never knew that there is a powder like this
ReplyDeletewooooh rice baby powder. it's my first time to hear this!
ReplyDeleteWow this baby powder is cool. Going organic is healthy really.
ReplyDeleteI have 2 nephews who are asthmatic. I will be sharing this with their Mom for sure.
ReplyDeleteI will share this with my sister-in-law. My niece is asthmatic so this product will be perfect for her.
ReplyDeleteoh this is interesting! i will buy one coz i have 2 nephews, 2 nieces and a sister in law with asthma and skin asthma too for my niece. thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeletemy nephew has asthma also..and he has allergies on powders too..thanks for sharing this, i'll sure to recommend this to my sister. ;)
ReplyDeletei am asthmatic ,and powder is a big no no .whatever brand it is or any promotional gimmick ,i don't buy it .a powder is still a powder. so better stay away from it (powder,clogne ,alcohol and any chemicla with strong odor).
ReplyDeleteNow, I wonder if Rice Baby Powder is offered in Asian stores here in Europe.
ReplyDeleteI'll be interested to try it on my girls specially now that Summer is fast approaching.
Currently we have Spring, and after a long Winter, you need to adjust to it, and I've often thought of the times we used talc powder when we were little, growing up in the Philippines.
I'll come back to this post and update you if I find Tidy Buds products here in Holland. Will probably google tomorrow for it! :)
Thanks for sharing this. I'll recommend this to my friends whose kids are also suffering from Asthma.
ReplyDeletei have skin asthma and i've been suffering from the disease for very long time now and it's good to know that there are modern and effective medications available for treating this
ReplyDeleteParang normal powder din sya na white?
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