Cade started preschool this month. Each day he goes outside for a little recess during preschool. Those of you who know Cade also know that he is a very active boy. I noticed the last few times I've picked him up that he has been sporting the active boy smell. Ewww. This was not the first time he has sported the smell, though. He goes outside every day and runs around and comes in the house smelling. I suppose my heightened sense of awareness to this smell is because he is around lots of other kids who probably smell the same "active" way. It really made me feel bad for the teachers. I can only imagine how classrooms smell when the much older kids come in from recess.
So I decided yesterday morning to try an experiment. Just before I loaded the kids in the car to take Cade to preschool I ran to the bathroom and grabbed this:

Cade was really confused and thought I was trying to tickle him under his arm with this silly thing while I was trying to apply it.
The result: I picked up Cade, who was still sweet smelling after recess! It worked. I'm a fan. There is no age requirement for antiperspirant.
3 comments:
Michelle,
You could make millions marketing deodorant to smelly children and I'd support you 100%.
That is a brillant idea! When I become a mother, I will have to remember that one Michelle!
Do you think it would work on a 17 month old? Tyler is starting to get that wonderful "boy" smell too...
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