NATPAT’s TikTok-famous patches are 70% off right now

Like it or not, mosquito season is here, meaning it’s time to stock up on bug repellent. Ideally, we want something that feels safe for our kids, is easy to use, and actually works. Unfortunately, that combo is harder to find than it should be.

If you spend any time in the BabyCenter community forumsOpens a new windowhowever, you’ll see parents recommending NATPAT patchesOpens a new window again and again. One parent shared, “NATPAT mosquito repellent patches work great. I put them on my baby’s car seat or stroller when we go on walks.” Another described them as “little stickers that you put on their clothes that repel mosquitoes,” adding that they use them for the whole family in mosquito-heavy areas.

I also own these patches and we genuinely love them, my husband included. My 18-month-old is currently obsessed with stickers, so I already know she is going to be a superfan once spring and summer roll around. That is part of what makes NATPAT feel like a worthwhile investment. They get the job done and the kids actually enjoy using them.

Parents also appreciate that the patches skip sprays and harsh ingredients. One mom shared that she used NATPAT during pregnancy because she “didn’t want to put repellent on my skin,” while others mentioned that kids keep them on more easily because they are simple stickers instead of something that feels medicinal.

That’s why many BabyCenter parents choose to stock up ahead of time when there’s a meaningful sale, and right now NATPAT is offering up to 70% offOpens a new window its line of bug repellent patches, bracelets, and more. One of the best grabs: the Zero Bites KitOpens a new window. Meant to last through Labor Day, this kit is stocked with ticksOpens a new window and mosquitoes Opens a new windowrepellent stickersOpens a new window for babies, kids, and adults, as well as itch-relief patchesOpens a new window and citronella coils. Normally a $287 value, you can snag it right now for $87.

Why parents stock up on NATPAT

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No sprays, no harsh ingredients, nothing to ingest
NATPAT patches use essential oils instead of DEET or synthetic ingredients and stick to clothing or nearby surfaces, not skin. There is nothing kids have to swallow and no sticky residue to deal with once the outdoor season starts.

Truly stick and forget
Each patch releases scent gradually for up to eight hours using AromaWeave technology. One patch can cover a school day, an afternoon outside, or an evening walk without reapplying.

Easy for kids to keep on
Bright, smiley designs make these feel fun instead of medicinal, which is why parents say kids tolerate them better than sprays or lotions.

Trusted by other parents
With more than 11,000 five-star reviews and plenty of BabyCenter community buzz, NATPAT has become a reliable option for families looking for low-effort, gentler mosquito protection year after year.

The NATPAT patches worth grabbing now

BuzzPatch Bundles for kidsOpens a new window
The brand’s cult-favorite mosquito patches. Parents stick them on shirts, hats, backpacks, strollers, or car seats for no-spray protection during playground time, camp, travel, and backyard hangs.

Adult BuzzPatch Mosquito Repellent PatchesOpens a new window
The same essential-oil-based protection, just designed for adults. Great for walks, yard work, vacations, and evenings outside once warm weather returns.

MagicPatch BundlesOpens a new window
Calming patches designed to support relaxation and bedtime routines using essential oils. Many parents add these to their cart alongside BuzzPatch so they are stocked for busy spring and summer days.

The bottom line

If NATPAT patches are already on your warm-weather essentials list, January is the smartest time to buy. With up to 70% offOpens a new windowyou can stock up now and be ready when mosquito season hits.