How old can a child use mosquito-repellent incense?

Mosquitoes are really poisonous in summer. After being bitten, it will form a bag, especially for children with delicate and red skin, which will be very uncomfortable. So mosquito-repellent incense has become an indispensable thing. Although mosquito-repellent incense is cheap and has a good mosquito repellent effect, the burning mosquito-repellent incense has certain toxicity and is not suitable for infants. So how old can a child use mosquito-repellent incense?

There are no strict rules about how old children can use mosquito-repellent incense. Generally speaking, babies at least two months old will consider using products with deet content below 30%. Of course, the mosquito repellent ingredients of mosquito-repellent incense, such as lemon eucalyptus oil and permethrin, can be used by children as appropriate, but it is not recommended for babies to burn mosquito-repellent incense, which is not conducive to their health.

The burning of mosquito-repellent incense will release harmful substances such as Lenin and formaldehyde, which may cause allergic problems and may also cause adverse symptoms such as nasal congestion and headache. There are also harmful components emitted by mosquito-repellent incense due to the weak development of children's body organs. If the baby smells it for a long time, it will have an impact on the respiratory tract, which will seriously lead to respiratory diseases.

Although mosquito-repellent incense has low toxicity, from the perspective of children's health and safety, try not to use mosquito-repellent incense for your baby. In the case of many mosquitoes, you can use mosquito-repellent incense liquid, which is safer than mosquito-repellent incense, or use mosquito nets, which is economical and environmentally friendly and harmless to your baby.