Perfume for babies?

This is ridiculous! There's no sweeter smell in the world than the smell of a baby.

What a way to start instilling a sense of inadequacy in your child. Would you really want to send your baby a message that you don't like the way they smell?

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While this seems pretty dumb, I guess it's not that different from all the scented soaps and lotions people use on babies. I know I love to smell my baby's head after it's been washed. But also when it's dirty.

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I would seriously question the fitness to parent of any person who used perfume on their child, no matter the age.

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What if your kid's allergic? I'm allergic to some perfumes, and think that putting perfume on a kid is taking an unnecessary risk.

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While we haven`t ever used anything like this, and highly doubt I ever would... I have to ask - what is the big difference between this and scented shampoos/soaps/lotions people slather their children in?
The only one I can see is that the fragrance is packaged separately from the product.

No, let me correct myself. I probably WOULD have used this if I`d had a bottle. Babies smell all that strongly naturally - unless they spit up every 20 minutes, leaving that spoilt milk odor so deeply in their skin that just wiping doesn`t put a dent, let alone get rid of it. Even worse when it gets in their hair, while they`re sleeping so that it has plenty of time to dry before you try to get it out in the bath. (Which doesn`t work unless you use heavily scented adult products, something I have to admit to doing multiple times).

If this covers that odor and is safer for baby skin than my shampoo, I probably would have thought a product like this was nice for those times. Spoilt milk is the one thing that makes my husband seriously break down gagging, and actually run to the toilet to vomit a few times. Dirty diapers? No problem. But not spoiled milk.

If you`re just using this for fragrance, well, I`ll raise an eyebrow. But I still don`t quite think that`s quite a to the level of questioning their parenting... Especially when the "baby scent" most people think of isn`t natural to begin with. (It`s from baby shampoo, baby powder, and baby lotion.)

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Wow, so much hysteria over something so freaking innocuous. So must JUDGMENT. Whatever happened to people doing what works for their families?

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I find this idea of baby perfume silly and just another way that people are making the big bucks on baby items. Babies and weddings, the BIGGEST money makers in the world. Anywho, I LOVE the way my baby smells, nothing in the world smells as great as the natural smell of a baby. Babies don't need perfume, that's what a bath and change of diaper is for...

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I have to agree with Tamyu.

What is the differance in using this and using baby shampoo, lotions, powders, even baby laundry soap.

The ONLY differance is that the baby perfume comes in a different delivery method. Read the labels of baby products and you will see that what makes them smell good is FRAGRANCE or in other terms perfume.

Unless you get a baby product that is fragrance free, there are always perfumes in them.

I say to each there own.

This goes right along with other parenting debates like, cloth diapers vs. disposable, bottle vs. breast, pacifiers vs. no pacifier, etc.

Each parent does what they think is best for their child and NO ONE can point a finger and say "your doing it wrong" because we have all been down the first time parent road and not a one of us have been so perfect as to not make a mistake.

Questioning a parents ability because of the use of a product INTENDED for babies is not only judgmental it's down right rude.

Remember when your pointing your finger at someone, you have 3 pointing right back at you.

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