How do you make monster repellent?

DIRECTIONS

1. Let child pick out a"magical" spray bottle.
2. Fill bottle with water.
3. Add essential oil.
4. Shake well.
5. Spray in corners, under beds, in closets, etc.
6. Child may chant"monsters, monsters, stay away" or any other powerful words.
7. Shake before each use to make the magic strong.

1. What is in Monster spray?
2. What is anti Monster Spray?
3. How do you make glitter monster spray?
4. How do you make monster spray for kids?
5. How do you make anti Ghost spray?
6. What is a fear of monsters called?

What is in Monster spray?

If you're not familiar with Monster Spray, the idea is that you take a spray bottle, fill it with water and tell your child it's “Monster Spray.” You spray it in your child's room and tell them that this special spray keeps the monsters away.

What is anti Monster Spray?

The anti-monster spray is a safe lavender oil solution that creates a calming enviroment and, of course banishes the monsters from under the bed. The label on the bottle has a glow in the dark section, making it easy to locate in the dark if there is a sudden monster attack.

How do you make glitter monster spray?

Print this cute Monster Be Gone picture on a mailing label, attach to any spray bottle and fill with water and lavender oil and a couple pinches of glitter. This will keep those pesky monsters away.

How do you make monster spray for kids?

Mixing up your monster spray:

Fill the bottle with water, and have your child assist you in adding the fragrance (the essential oils) and a drop or two of food colouring. Give it a shake, and you're all set!

How do you make anti Ghost spray?

Just use a regular water bottle with a spray nozzle. If you can, add some sort of scent to the water so that your child believes the spray has magical monster and ghost repelling qualities (lemon, orange, vanilla or essential oils would all work well).

What is a fear of monsters called?

Teraphobia (fear of monsters) is extremely common in pre-school-age children. 1 It generally lessens during the early elementary years and is highly uncommon by the time a child reaches middle school. In teens and adults, the fear of monsters is a rare but potentially life-limiting phobia.