If we get olive oil by squeezing olives, and corn oil by squeezing corn, where do we get baby oil? Hmmm...?

I had to chuckle when I read your question, my first laugh of the day and I needed one.

No, baby oil is not made from babies, but here are the ingredients of a few brands listed below. I remember when baby oil that was available at the supermarket was 100% mineral oil, packaged differently and sold at a slightly higher cost. People sometimes bought plain mineral oil from the pharmacy or used petroleum jelly instead. Then, with industrial progress, other ingredients began to be added to the baby oils Now, back on the farm, people sometimes used herbal remedies for diaper rash and dry skin. If nothing else was available, they even used lard. In some countries, whale oil is used. That reminds me that honey and sugar were used on the farm to heal wounds. Honey is hydroscopic, meaning it attracts water or moisture and helps to seal a wouind. Many honeys are 80% sugar and 20% water. Honey is also antiseptic, killing bacteria. This leads me to think that honey was probably used at times to treat diaper rash. All this reminds me to say that putting butter on a burn does no good at all and may do harm. For a burn, put ice on it or it will burn all the way to the bone. Then maybe honey could help it heal, but ask your doctor

Ha! My dad was telling me that the Gerber baby food company sent a bunch of baby food to Africa a few years back. The illiteracy rate is pretty high there, so instead of having names on the products they just put pictures (so canned corn would have a pic of corn on it). Imagine the confusion when all this baby food shows up with a pic of the baby on the front!

Mighty might pleasing, Pappie's Corn squeezing....

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White Lightning!

hahahaha. ur so funny. Dont start squeezing thebaby cos u will go to jail

You must think you're really cute... Haha.

from killing harmless baby dolphins and seals :-(

jeez...like six people have asked this question today alone...hmmmm?

petroleum.