Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. More than one million skin cancers are diagnosed annually. Protect your child by practicing sun safety. Apply sunscreen regularly and teach your baby to wear sunglasses and a sunhat while outdoors.

Children’s eyes are especially vulnerable to damage from UV rays, but it’s hard to keep those little eyes protected. If you have a young baby or even a toddler who just won’t keep glasses on, try a pair with a strap.

Early sun exposure can lead to skin cancer later in life. New studies suggest that even your child does not burn, he or she can suffer sun damage that may contribute to skin cancer down the line. (Kids’ sun exposure may be key to deadly cancer)
Experts say that your best bet is to keep kids, especially young babies, in the shade and apply a chemical-free mineral sunblock.
Blue Lizard Australian Sunscreen is recommended by doctors and dematologists for children and babies. This sunscreen turns colors to remind parents and …

Update: As of August 10, we received word that ParkerG has not been shipping out orders. We checked with several affiliates and they have been unable to contact Paula at her work e-mail and phone number. We cannot recommend purchasing ParkerG Baby Sunglasses at this time but will let you know if these chic and comfortable sunglasses become available again. We hope that Paula and her family are alright and this is just a mix-up of a technical nature.About Our June Giveaway:
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Update: As of August 10, we received word that ParkerG has not been shipping out orders. We checked with several affiliates and they have been unable to contact Paula at her work e-mail and phone number. We cannot recommend purchasing ParkerG Baby Sunglasses at this time but will let you know if these chic and comfortable sunglasses become available again. We hope that Paula and her family are alright and this is just a mix-up of a technical nature.

You probably already know that UV Rays can …

My Future’s So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades!
This summer, protect kiddo’s baby blues with a pair of ultra-cool sunglasses.
Baby shades are not just adorable–they also make make good sense. Young eyes are especially vulnerable to damage from UV Rays. If you have a young baby or even a toddler who just won’t keep those shades on, try a pair with a strap. And while you are shopping for shades, don’t forget a sunhat!
Parker G’s are a great choice for style, comfort, and safety. **Please see the update at …