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The best laundry detergent for sensitive skin

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We’ll be honest. Laundry day isn’t actually our favourite day of the week, but it has to get done, right? Yep. A lot of us tend to use the same detergent for generations, but as we all know, our skin can be greatly affected by the suds we wash our clothes with and some are a lot more sensitive than others. The good news is that detergents for sensitive skin are out there and they’re pretty easy to find nowadays. Here, we’ve rounded up our top picks for getting some clean clothes without irritating sensitive skin.

Best overall: All Laundry Detergent Sensitive Concentrated

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All Free and Clear claims that it’s the number one detergent recommended by dermatologists. One of the most irritating ingredients found across detergents is an artificial fragrance, but that’s not the case with this cleaner. It’s free of perfume and dyes, so you don’t get that overwhelming scent as soon you get a whiff of the bottle. Plus, it’s useful for up to 110 loads of laundry and users rave about its stain-removing power!

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Best for babies: Honest Company Baby Laundry

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Your babies need to stay safe from harmful detergents too. The Honest Company is known for its kid-friendly formulas and products, and yes, they have the perfect detergent for babies. Wash your little ones’ clothing with ease by using this gentle formula without harmful chemicals.

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Best baking soda-infused: Arm & Hammer Sensitive Laundry Detergent

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By now you all know that baking soda is a powerful ingredient, and that means it can also help wash clothes. Arm & Hammer formulated the ideal formula for baking soda-lovers who have sensitive skin. Get rid of stains, odors, and everything in between with this dermatologist-tested detergent. It’s good for up to 100 loads of clothes!

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Best pods: Tide Gentle Laundry Detergent Pods

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We have to admit that pods are a much easier way to do laundry (a total game-changer to be honest). These small pockets of detergent are free of the bad stuff and gentle enough for those with the most sensitive skin. Plus, Tide is one of the most trusted brands out there for giving clothes an excellent wash. Throw one of these into your washing machine and go about your day! Be sure to keep them away from your kids to minimize the risk of ingestion.

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Best sustainable formula: Meyers Laundry Detergent

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While you might not get as many wash cycles in with this formula, the sustainability makes it worth it. For those of you looking for an option that’s great for sensitive skin as well eco-friendly, this is it. The Mrs. Meyers Clean Day liquid detergent was made to keep the planet safe, skin in good shape, and our clothes clean. Plus, the lemon-like scent is a favorite among shoppers.

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Cruise lines that teens will love: Our top picks
The entire family can enjoy their vacation on these cruise lines
Disney Cruise ship

When you have teens, you know how hard it is to figure out a vacation that will cater to everyone in the family. It's a mental game of finding somewhere to go where the parents can have time by themselves at least once, the kids can have so much fun they won't even want to look at their phones, but there are still activities for the whole family to come together and make memories.

If you think that is an impossible task, have you thought about taking the family on a cruise? With a variety of activities and zones for each family member to separate out or come together, these are the best cruise lines for teens — and the rest of the family — to enjoy their vacation the way they want.
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This is how much time you spend negotiating meals with kids
Parents should know the total time they negotiate with picky eaters in a year
A toddler not wanting to eat their food

Every parent has pleaded, tried to bargain with, and shamelessly begged their child to eat just one bite of food off their plate. Every parent has had their child tell them they don't like that food anymore when they just ate it last night. Every parent can tell you who their picky child was or what that one comfort food was they would only eat for the entire year. When it comes to the time you spend convincing your child to eat, how long do you think you've spent? Here is the total time parents spend using all their energy to negotiate with picky eaters.
How many hours parents battle with a child's eating habits

In just one year, a parent will spend an average of 67 hours in negotiations with a child to get them to eat their food. Think of all the shows or sleep you could catch up on in that time. A survey of 2,000 American parents with kids of school age found that 44% of the adults stated the constant battle of wits about food is negatively impacting their child's diet.

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Sleepmaxxing: How to optimize your child’s sleep for better health
Learn about sleepmaxxing and see if your home could benefit from this bedtime routine trend
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Parents with kids of any age know how vital sleep is. No matter what age or stage you are in as a parent, bedtime is always the center of attention. When parents need help getting back into a bedtime routine or a way to get a child to stay asleep through the night, they will try almost anything.

The next trend to help get your kids to sleep is all over TikTok, so you may have seen videos about the sleepmaxxing trend without quite knowing what it is. When it comes to getting proper sleep, parents are turning to this bedtime routine in hopes of a restful home — but does it work, and is it worth it? Learn about sleepmaxxing and see if you could use it to put everyone to bed. 
What is sleepmaxxing?

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