Aromatherapy For Children' s Common Ailments
by Francoise Rapp
Massage the solar plexus and lower back, chest and middle back. Add a few drops of the
aromatic blend to your child's warm bath water and let him/her soak for at least 15
minutes. Pour 4 drops of the aromatic blend on a tissue and have your child breathe it in
deeply.
Sweet Dreams
1 drop Roman Chamomile
2 drops Lavender
2 drops Orange
This is a wonderful blend for story time! Massage the forehead and temples, neck and
back. Add a few drops of the aromatic blend to your child's warm bath water and let
him/her soak for at least 15 minutes.
Toothaches
2 drops Roman Chamomile
Rub the essential oil directly on the cheek.
Joy and Laughter
3 drops Orange
2 drops Lemon
Massage the solar plexus and abdomen, friction the back. Pour 4 drops of the aromatic
blend on a tissue and have your child breathe it in deeply.
Tummy Aches
2 drops Basil
2 drops Dill
Massage the tummy clockwise with the blend as needed.
Lack of Appetite
2 drops Cardamom
2 drops Dill
Massage the solar plexus and abdomen. Pour 4 drops of the aromatic blend on a tissue
and have your child breathe it in deeply.
Motion Sickness
4 drops Lemon
1 drop Ginger
Massage the solar plexus. Pour 4 drops of the aromatic blend on a tissue and have your
child breathe it in deeply.
To read more or purchase the essential oils necessary to create the aromatic blends above, please
visit: http://www.aromalchemy.com
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BIO:
Françoise's talents in aromatherapy originated in France more than 10
years ago. There she was trained by priests and
alchemists who taught her the sacred ancient art
of anointing.
Françoise is renowned in the U.S. and in France for leading dynamic workshops and classes about
aromatherapy.
Francoise received national recognition in numerous magazine and TV shows. Media testimonials:
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