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A Clean Start


Burbank Leader:

Like many mothers, Burbank resident Debby DeOliveira wanted to be everywhere at once.

Especially at mealtime, when she struggled to feed her newborn daughter, Emmy, while watching her 18-month-old, Lili — who was just learning to feed herself — get more food in her hair than into her mouth.

“All my bathrooms with tubs are upstairs,” DeOliveira said. “And I couldn’t run upstairs to the tub when I had my newborn downstairs.”

That dilemma led DeOliveira to search for a safe, easy-to-use cleaning product, and the result was Oopsy Daisy, her own line of all-natural, rinse-free cleaning products for babies and children.

“I just thought, ‘Why isn’t there some way that I can clean her hair without having to put her in the tub?’” she said. “So that kind of started everything.”

DeOliveira contacted laboratories and did her own online research about chemical contents of shampoos, finding a rinse-free product used in hospitals and convalescent homes.

“But that was used in the 1940s and was all chemical-based,” she said. “Now parents are very aware of what they use on their children. Though I found something that would work, I didn’t want to put that on my baby.”

After nine months of poring over lists of possible ingredients, DeOliveira developed a formula for a rinse-free shampoo — which she called High Chair Hair Care — with an all-natural cleansing agent, moisturizer and natural oils for fragrance. Her mixture also steered clear of the parabens, sulfates and artificial colors that can be harmful to babies and children.

“I really had a . . . hands-on approach to what I was doing because my kids were my guinea pigs,” she said. “So I wanted to make sure that it was safe and gentle. . . . I didn’t want to put anything on my children that I didn’t feel comfortable using, and I didn’t want to sell anything to somebody else that they wouldn’t feel comfortable putting on their children.”

With the success of High Chair Hair Care, DeOliveira followed up the shampoo with more rinse-free products: No Bath Bubble Bath; Pip Squeeky Clean, a shampoo and body wash combination; Cutie Pie Curls, a leave-in conditioner and detangler; and Kiddo Kream, an all-over moisturizer.

Image from Oopsy Daisy.

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  • Good thing she able to find solution to that herself.. Nice job.. Congratulations!

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