It works very well for average monster.

But what about super monsters, real monsters?

Think about this:

* There is usually stuff under bed. Things like old socks, dust, half eaten sandwiches. * Mold grows on stuff. * Mold produces spores and chemicals * Spores are breathed in by sleeping child * The chemicals are breathed, too. * Kid cannot sleep because some of these chemicals are neuro- excitatory. These chemicals disturb sleep, cause hallucinations, cause body aches, and can even contribute to ADHD symptoms. * Kid’s imagination invents monster to explain these feelings. * Plus these molds can actually cause allergies, sinus infections, lung infections, ear aches and dandruff [oh no, not dandruff]

Now I don’t know about you, but that sounds like definition of a monster to me.

The solution?

Make two monster sprays. Exchange Tea Tree Oil for Peppermint oil in first formula. This second formula will help hold off on mold growth, I mean Monsters, under bed.

Oh, and maybe cleaning under bed might help too.

Diaper Rash

Diaper rash is a term covering various different rashes which will vary in severity from a mild redness to severe raw ulcerated skin.

Most rashes are caused by exposure to soiled diapers. As urine and faeces break down ammonia is released, this is toxic and burns baby's delicate skin. A diaper will also prevent air circulating and retain heat, both of which will aggravate problem.

If your baby develops a rash, change diapers frequently and keep area clean and dry. Avoid use of soap and wipes, wash with warm water and cotton wool balls. Barrier creams are available from your pharmacist. Perhaps one of best treatments is fresh air: let baby's skin breathe as often as possible.