You should probably be able to add it, however Vitamin D is a hormone and it is possible to get too much from supplements. If you do add it you might want to keep an eye on vitamin D levels to make sure they don’t become toxic.

This is the tent Katie’s family has. https://www.amazon.com/Coleman-WeatherMaster-6-Person-Tent-Screen/dp/B001TS6WWC/ref=as_li_ss_tl?tag=wellnessmama-20

Many parents do use it for their children but you would need to check with your natural healthcare practitioner to see what they recommend for your situation.

It wouuld probably work but it may leave a residue on dishes.

No, it’s not a shampoo.

Castor oil is much stickier and isn’t solid at room temperature like coconut oil. You could replace a small amount of the coconut oil with castor oil but it might have more of a lip gloss feel.

Can I use castor oil instead of coconut oil? If yes, how much?

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You could try using 1-2 teaspoons of dried ginger.

Front loader washing machines are notorious for growing mold and mildew on the door seal so they need extra attention to help mitigate these issues. Here’s how to help keep them clean! https://wellnessmama.com/natural-home/clean-washing-machine/ Katie’s family uses a top loader Speed Queen which doesn’t have the problems HE front loaders do.

You can, but they have different skin benefits.

It should still work as long as all of the fat is off of the meat and grisle parts.

It should be whatever the shelf life is on the cod liver oil you buy (and kept refrigerated if your cod liver oil requires refrigeration).