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Citronella, peppermint, and eucalyptus are embedded in the fabric of a small sticker. Stick it on her onesie, her hat, or the stroller canopy. The plant scent diffuses from the clothing layer around her — helping mask the signals mosquitoes use to find her. She never feels the oils.
Cute animal designs make the routine easier. Toddlers pick their favorite at the door. No tears. No “don’t spray me, mommy!” negotiation before the park. One or two stickers on her t-shirt, and you’re out the door.
“My toddler absolutely loves picking out the fun sticker designs, which makes getting ready to go outside so much easier.”
— Verified parent review ★★★★★Mosquitoes follow signals like breath, heat, sweat, and skin scent. Kidoo Patch releases plant oils from clothing or stroller fabric to help make that trail harder to track during outdoor play.
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No re-spraying during naptime. No waking a sleeping baby in the stroller to reapply. Use it before park days, backyard BBQs, stroller walks, or cottage weekends. One pack gives you 36 patches for summer outings.
“Just throw one on the back of his shirt and that’s it. So much easier than spray.”
— Verified parent review ★★★★★If Kidoo Patch doesn’t work for your toddler in 30 days, email us. Full refund.
Straight answers before you put anything near your little one.
No. Kidoo Patch is designed to stick on clothing, hats, backpacks, stroller fabric, or stroller canopies — never directly on skin.
Many parents use Kidoo for stroller walks and toddler outings because it is not applied to skin. For babies with sensitive skin, allergies, asthma, or any medical concern, ask your pediatrician before using any scented product around them.
The plant-oil scent blend uses citronella, peppermint, and eucalyptus. The patch is intended to release scent from the clothing layer, not from your child’s skin.
No mosquito product can honestly promise zero bites. Kidoo Patch is made to help reduce bites by masking the signals mosquitoes follow during outdoor play. Results can vary depending on weather, sweat, placement, and mosquito density.
For toddlers, place one or two patches on clothing, hats, backpacks, or stroller fabric. Avoid direct skin contact, and avoid placing patches where a child can remove them and put them in their mouth.
Each patch is designed for up to 6–8 hours of outdoor use. For longer days, cottage weekends, or heavy mosquito areas, parents often use more than one patch.
It is best used as a simple no-spray layer for everyday outings. In high-risk mosquito areas, use common-sense protection too: long sleeves, stroller netting, avoiding peak mosquito times when possible, and following local public health guidance.
You are covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. If Kidoo is not a fit for your toddler, email us and we will help.
One pack includes 36 patches. At $24.95, that comes out to about $0.69 per patch.