When can I start putting a little perfum on my daughter? I received it as a gift, and?

it is intended for babies?





My daughter is 11 months old, when is the best time?





Every doctor is different, my baby's doctor says it was alright after 9 months but not too much and as long as I try it before on part of her leg first for allergy reason. But my cousin's doctor forbids it? Now I am really confused?





Can anyone tell me their opinion?





Thanks in advanceWhen can I start putting a little perfum on my daughter? I received it as a gift, and?
Geez...why is everyone being so mean and judgmental. All she asked was a simple answer, not to be bombarded with rudness! If she wants to put ';baby'; perfum on her daughter then who are you to judge her? Anyways to answer your question, I would wait until she's one or older before I try. You could do the test like your doctor says and see if she has any sort of allergic reaction first.When can I start putting a little perfum on my daughter? I received it as a gift, and?
if the perfume is made for babies it should have instructions with it saying how old and how to use it etc....





babies skin is so sensitive so i would never put any kind of perfume on my baby as it only takes one thing to set off a reaction to something to end up with all sorts of problems like eczema etc... skin is delicate. once a baby has eczema it will most probably have it for the rest of its life.





i know because my 18 month old baby has had eczema since he was a few weeks old.





he has inherited it from his dad, (i havent been putting perfume on him) and the doctors said he will most likely have it forever now.





its really not nice and i wouldnt wish it on anyone. watching him scratch his skin until it bleeds, all the red, rough flaking skin all the time, having to put steroid cream on him to try and make it better.
well i dont like the idea of a lil one wearing perfume! but my daughter started wanting to wear it when she turned 4 soooo i got her body spray, mist etc... some perfumes are really harsh on a lil one and i've seen and heard of babies getting nauseated from them or even head aches that probably why the other doc was agaist it
why would you want to put perfume on your baby, i love the baby smell and wouldn't want to cover it up with anything, dont worry your daughter will have plenty of time to wear perfume when shes older then you ll be cursing the stuff when it stinks the house out along with the make up thrown all over.
i have never ever heard of baby perfume, and to be honest i wouldnt use it. perfume is for adults and im not in a rush to have my baby girl grow up too fast.








but if YOU want to and dr says its ok, then its up to you.
If you want to use it, test it out like your doctor said and then do it. It's not necessary so you can wait if you want to.
perfume taste yecky and little ones put every thing in there mouth ( i wouldnt ) let her decide when its the right time and sent babys have there own stuff baby powder , lotions SO THEY CAN SMELL LIKE BABYS such a nice smell dont waste it
My doctor told us not to use anything like that until they were over 1.





I never used it at all because I worried, but now my oldest son is 7 so he uses a bit of spray now and again.
Shes only a baby.. why in the god damn world would you want to use perfume on an inocent 11 month old baby!
why would anyone WANT to put perfume on a baby? I don't care if they do make it 'especially for babies' I can't think of a single reason why anyone would think that was a good idea!





babies are so sensitive, and besides the natural baby smell is gorgeous, why would you want to cover that up with something synthetic out of a spray bottle?





To be fair, your question clearly asks for peoples opinions, I'm finding it hard to understand why you are being so rude to people who have given them.





I don't need to 'grow up' or 'research baby perfumes', I'm a grown woman and can't think of anything more ridiculous.
do you have eye shadow and lip stick to go with that? i hate it when people tart their daughters up like little adults. l;et them be kids, babies dont need perfume, thats just crazy.perfume has a high allergy rate, why even risk it? it makes alot of ADULTS sick...why put it on your baby??





pediatricians dont even like for you to use perfumes baby products, let alone go out and intentionally put this stuff on your baby.





you can find a web site that will tell you ANYthing you want to hear if you look hard enough, i dont need one to tell me its stupid to put perfume on your baby, ';grow up'; would be your response, since its apparently all you can think about in regards to your daughter, youll probably have her in mini skirts and fishnets by 5.








you wanted opinions and you got them. dont complain when everyone else sees the stupidity in your decisions, if you dont want to know, dont ask.





besides the obvious, why do you want to put yet another thing on your baby that can attract bugs that will bite and crawl on her? id hate to think about putting perfume on a baby and taking her outside, but i guess some people either dont get outside, or dont care.