These insect repellents are safe for children and babies, and come recommended by parents.
MadeForMums reviews are independent and based on expertise and testing. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission, but this never influences our product choices.As the sun comes out so do the bugs, and being bitten can be extremely irritating and – in some cases – potentially dangerous. Therefore, having an effective insect repellent on hand is essential.
The gentler formula may work brilliantly in some situations, but do note it is not recommended if you’re heading to countries with insect-borne diseases like Malaria – you will have to reach for a stronger version for that , which is suitable from 3 years, as well as speaking to your GP before you travel.This natural DEET-free formula is specifically designed to protect babies from bites.
Lemon Eucalyptus oil is a natural alternative seen often in insect repellents, as is Citronella oil. The NHS points out that although Citronella oil contains insect repellent properties and is often marketed against bites, its effectiveness can be very short-lived – so you may want to use it only as part of your anti-bug arsenal.Products-aside, don’t forget that loose, long clothing and mosquito nets are among the most useful equipment in your fight against biting blighters.
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