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0:00 we're shooting on a Friday baby so we're talking Frieda baby let's pass some gas and suck some snot [Music] welcome to does my baby really need this father Lee's baby gear review show today we're gonna be talking about Frieda baby products so if you're a new parent you've probably seen the Frieda line of products perhaps at a baby shower somebody's given them to you as a gift a Nosefrida company started in Sweden
0:30 they're especially proud of it on the back of every box it says it's smart it's Swedish it's maybe a little strange which I'm pretty sure is Dolph Lundgren's tinder profile the Frieda baby line of products is all about baby's health it's about gross stuff farts and poop and boogers and barf and cradle cap and all the disgusting things that comes with baby so we put them in these bright nice packages to try and help you out
0:53 basically if your baby is upset you want to be able to reach for a Frieda product and hopefully it will solve the problem we're gonna be discussing three Frieda products today the derma Frieda the windy and of course the nose Frieda [Music] first up is the derma Frieda it retails for about ten ninety-nine on Amazon and byebye baby or you can of course buy it on the Frieda baby site as you can see it's a pretty simple brush you put a
1:24 little bit of moisturizer or baby shampoo right in here and you can use it for your baby's cradle cap or dry skin the dermis Frieda is made from a hundred percent antibacterial silicone it has no smell and dries quickly and it gives your baby a little tiny baby massage this is the Windy aka the gas pastor from free to baby it retails for about fifteen ninety-nine on Amazon the Whitney comes with ten plastic applicators per box how do these work
1:53 well you lubricate the end here and you stick it up your baby's butt until he farts these make of the toots guys this is definitely a product that people use when they're like what I can't figure out why my baby is crying I'll stick something in his butt you want to make sure you use the Wendy while also rub in your baby's belly or doing little bicycles with their legs but this is a great way if your baby is
2:15 bloated or constipated to get them to fart and to poop and also a great way to scare your childless friends this is the Nosefrida aka the snot sucker this is the product that started it all it literally launched the frita baby line it retails for about fifteen ninety-nine and each box comes with just this a two piece practical plastic applicator one straw a little sponge here for blocking
2:46 boogers and this little stylist thing that clicks into place here this is essentially a siphon for schnozz butter what's bad about free to baby products err gross and that's not free to babies fault raising a baby is gross but if you're a squeamish person who has trouble inserting things into a baby's butt or doesn't like actually seeing boogers come out of your baby's nose these might not be for you here's the other thing that's bad about free to baby products
3:17 when your baby sees the windy or your baby sees this thing coming up their nose they're gonna freak the F out every time we use this thing it's like my baby has woken up after being in Jumanji and he wants to know what year it is the other common complaint with products like this and I think with all baby health related products is it didn't work for my baby if your baby prefers gas drops or a nasal bulb spray it's
3:47 possible that these products won't work for you you just I have to test it out Freda baby products are pretty inexpensive and they do provide relief for your child I have actually found that the Nosefrida has been super effective with dealing with my son he got his first daycare cold recently and we have been sucking boogers out of his nose all week with this thing you kind of feel like a medieval barber you're literally sucking the demons out of your child's head it's
4:15 rad so does my baby really needa the Frieda y'all these things are fun they're cheap they're easy to use and they really work the gross side of parenting is also the fun side of parenting obviously you want to consult your pediatrician if your baby is fussy but the freedom baby products are usually a great way to crack the code of why is my baby freaking out thank you so much for watching does my baby really need this fatherly it's weekly baby gear
4:44 review show until next time I sure [Music]
Summary
- Frieda baby products are designed to help with common infant issues like gas, snot, and cradle cap.
- The Derma Frieda is a silicone brush for treating cradle cap and dry skin, retailing for about $10.99.
- The Windy, known as the gas passer, helps relieve gas and constipation and retails for around $15.99.
- The Nosefrida, the original product of the line, is a snot sucker that effectively clears nasal congestion for $15.99.
- While effective, some parents may find the products gross or may not work for every baby.
- The host emphasizes the importance of consulting a pediatrician if a baby is fussy.
- Overall, Frieda products are affordable, user-friendly, and can provide significant relief for common baby ailments.