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A 30 Post Collection
Pregnancy is a remarkable chapter, and we're here to guide you through it with love, care, and the incredible benefits of essential oils. Get ready for a treasure trove of knowledge, daily tips, and nurturing rituals as we delve into topics like safety, proper dilution, oils to avoid, and so much more.
From occasional nausea to mood support, skin care, energy boosts, and even creating a safe haven for your little one, we've got you covered. Plus, we'll unveil the magic of essential oils in labor, postpartum care, and everyday life.
Make sure that the room you are diffusing in is large enough or has enough airflow for the oil or diffuser you choose to keep both you and your child comfortable. Don’t put the diffuser right next to you—put it somewhere else in the room and let the aroma gently waft your way.
Consider diffusing for shorter amounts of time and with less essential oil than you normally do. For example, you could use a diffuser with an intermittent setting that automatically diffuses in five-minute intervals. If you usually put several drops of essential oil in your diffuser, just put one or two drops instead.
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Item Description
A 30 Post Collection
Pregnancy is a remarkable chapter, and we're here to guide you through it with love, care, and the incredible benefits of essential oils. Get ready for a treasure trove of knowledge, daily tips, and nurturing rituals as we delve into topics like safety, proper dilution, oils to avoid, and so much more.
From occasional nausea to mood support, skin care, energy boosts, and even creating a safe haven for your little one, we've got you covered. Plus, we'll unveil the magic of essential oils in labor, postpartum care, and everyday life.
Make sure that the room you are diffusing in is large enough or has enough airflow for the oil or diffuser you choose to keep both you and your child comfortable. Don’t put the diffuser right next to you—put it somewhere else in the room and let the aroma gently waft your way.
Consider diffusing for shorter amounts of time and with less essential oil than you normally do. For example, you could use a diffuser with an intermittent setting that automatically diffuses in five-minute intervals. If you usually put several drops of essential oil in your diffuser, just put one or two drops instead.
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* Follow my contributor page for more graphics
