The Honey Pot Company, Sensitive Feminine Foaming Wash - 5.51 fl oz

A: I wouldn’t try it on a toddler. U need to have her checked for diabetes. I started get yeast infections @ the age of 12. After starting my period. Almost monthly. My Gyn was concerned & tested new for diabetes. I didn’t have diabetes. My Drs. told me to wash with baby shampoo. It worked for awhile. But after awhile it started burning. Now I use the Honey Pot Sensitive Wash Daily. No more yeast infections, burning, or odor any more. Also do not wash her panties or wash cloths with your regular laundry detergent. Use only draft it is expensive, just for her panties, & her clothes if u can afford it. Buy her white wash cloths & bath towels. Just for her. Let no one use her wash cloths or bath towels. Wash her panties & undies separately with no fabric softener either or bounce. For me all of those chemicals tend to irritate me even now & 57! Lastly, no bubble baths with any bubbles like Mr. Bubbles(too strong) Search to see if they make a hypo allergenic Bubble Wash like The Honest company by Jessica Alba maybe. I just stopped doing all that I mentioned last yr with also adding this Honey Pot Wash & I am one Happy camper! This stuff is a game changer 4 sure!

A: I would not advocate using a feminine wash formulated for adults on a toddler. You need to take her to her pediatrician to see why she is getting yeast infections in the first place. Then go from there.

A: You should find out the reason for why she's getting yeast infections. The doctor is the person to ask about this all and never use a feminine vaginal soap on any toddler,infant or young girl without checking with your pediatrician first. It's best to be safe than not. Please don't ask for medical advice in a review on a product. I hope you can find your answer through the appropriate person

A: Haha, yes. And they should.

A: Yeah let them. They don’t deserve to use Honey Pot

A: Try it out out and give us an update.

A: Hi. Thank you for your feedback! We appreciate you taking the time to share this with us. For best results, we recommend letting the foaming wash sit for 3-5 minutes before rinsing with warm water. We’ll also be sure to pass your suggestion along to our team.

A: Hi there! Our cosmetic products do not have an expiration date however we recommend using the product within 2 years of its purchase date.

A: Hi there! Yes, once you have pumped two or three pumps of foaming wash into your clean hand, apply to your vulva area. Let the foaming wash sit on the vulva area for 3-5 minutes and rinse with warm water.

A: This wash is designed to be used on the external part of the vulva. We do not recommend that you use this wash on other parts of the body.

A: Hi! Our sensitive wash could be a good fit for humans younger than 18. We also recommend consulting with your physician as needed. We hope this helps!

A: Hi there! To use our feminine wash first shake the bottle, pump onto clean hands and wash your intimate parts with your hands. Rinse afterwards with water!

A: Hi there! I’m sorry about your issue, please contact us here: https://support.thehoneypot.co/hc/en-us and we’d be more than happy to look into this further. We hope this helps!

A: Hi there! Our washes are for external use only. Do not apply them internally. Remove the cap, and pump the wash into clean hands. We recommend that you use clean hands instead of wash rags or loofah sponges as rags and sponges can harbor bacteria and are too rough for your delicate vulva area. Once you have pumped two or three pumps of foaming wash into your clean hand, apply to your vulva area including inside the labia majora and labia minora, and around the vaginal opening. Let the foaming wash sit on the vulva area for 3-5 minutes and rinse with warm water. We hope this helps!