Keep Calm Roll-On Trio
Description
Keep Calm Roll-On Trio
Help your little ones navigate big feelings with this ready-to-use trio of KidSafe® roll-ons. Each blend is pre-diluted in Fractionated Coconut Oil for safe, easy application making it simple to support calm moments, emotional balance, and focused play throughout the day.
Includes:
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Calming the Child Roll-On (10 mL) – A gentle, soothing blend to help ease feelings of stress or restlessness.
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Happy Place Roll-On (10 mL) – Uplifting and cheerful, perfect for turning frowns into smiles.
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Hocus Focus Roll-On (10 mL) – Encourages concentration and clarity when kids need help staying on task.
Tuck them into backpacks, keep one at home, or bring them along on family outings—wherever life takes you, these roll-ons are a natural way to help your child feel supported, centered, and calm.
Why It Matters
Aromatherapy can create a calming environment that supports relaxation, meditation, and better sleep. Whether it’s a familiar scent during rest or part of a nighttime routine, it helps signal the body to slow down and create moments of calm in an otherwise stressful experience.
Keep Calm Roll-On Trio
Help your little ones navigate big feelings with this ready-to-use trio of KidSafe® roll-ons. Each blend is pre-diluted in Fractionated Coconut Oil for safe, easy application making it simple to support calm moments, emotional balance, and focused play throughout the day.
Includes:
-
Calming the Child Roll-On (10 mL) – A gentle, soothing blend to help ease feelings of stress or restlessness.
-
Happy Place Roll-On (10 mL) – Uplifting and cheerful, perfect for turning frowns into smiles.
-
Hocus Focus Roll-On (10 mL) – Encourages concentration and clarity when kids need help staying on task.
Tuck them into backpacks, keep one at home, or bring them along on family outings—wherever life takes you, these roll-ons are a natural way to help your child feel supported, centered, and calm.
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