Thoughts on Indian healing clay ?

Someone had told me awhile back they used Indian healing clay in their toddlers bath when they got sick and it sucked it right out of them. Have any moms actually used this ? We ordered some but I haven’t used it yet. My daughter likes to drink her bath water sometimes so I wanna make sure it won’t hurt her if I were to put it in her bath.

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Bentonite clay is really great for detoxing. When my family gets sick we all take baths with bentonite clay and it helps tremendously. I don’t know if it would harm her if swallowed but I’d keep a close eye on her to make sure she doesn’t drink it, especially because it’s pulling the toxins out of her body.

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I heard it works really well too, I only tried it once so I can’t say it it made a big difference but it doesn’t hurt to try

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is it this specific one you use in baths? How much would you use for a baby tub? Thanks

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Yes please, how much should be used in toddler bath as my LO seems to be coming down with something as well and I am desperate to try anything as well and I have some of this on hand as have used in the past for face masks on myself for my skin issues and it works really well for that also.

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when I read on it on Google it said 1TBSP for a regular bath and 1/2TBSP for a baby bath !

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My friend is into these type of things. This mixed with some honey taken out with a wooden or plastic spoon or dripped into bath and lavender helps tremendously

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