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As you dance and merry on the tunes of “rang barse..(रंग बरसे)” your little one is also excitedly hopping and running around with his pichkari (पिचकारी) gun somewhere around. Young kids often resort to notorious ways of making Holi (होली) fun; by throwing eggs and balloon filled with colored water. However, the festival of colors has taken a turn towards festival of chemicals. People prefer colors with stronger dyes which leave hard to remove stains. Unfortunately, these colors are laden with heavy metals and chemicals which pose serious hazards to the kids.
Special caution must be particularly exercised with babies; read below:
In addition to above, below are a few tips to ensure a safe and fun-filled Holi for your little one:
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Priya
Apr 12, 2017
This is an informative article and in light of today’s time and needs. The ingredients of holi colours have changed over the last couple of years. Organic colours seems to be working so far. If one wants to play decent holi with colors, I think gulaal made from besan is also enough but yes, if you want to indulge in Holi madness where people like to dump others in marshes or paint them with silver and gold colours than any suggestion would not be worth trying.
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