Articles in the Sunscreen Category

Protecting your baby’s skin from the harmful effects of UV rays is essential. Even if you aren’t lucky enough to jet off to Anguilla, the winter is no time to get lax about sunscreen–sun reflected off of the snow can be twice as strong.
Celebrity moms, like Jennifer Garner, use Baby Silk Babysafe Sunscreen Towelettes (by MD Moms) on their adorable celebri-tots because there is no mess and no fuss!
To be truly effective, sunscreen must be frequently reapplied.  As any mother knows, getting sunscreen on a squirmy toddler can be a …

Posted by Candace on Jan 19, 2009 | One Comment

More in: Celebrity Babies, Summer, Sunscreen

When you are out for a stroll in the crisp autumn air, Secure2Me Clip On Blankets will stay attached and keep baby comfy and warm.
When I had my first baby, I always had a problem keeping the blanket attached to the stroller or her sling.  With Secure2Me, I won’t have that issue with our second baby.
The clips are easy to use and perfectly solve the blanket-slippage. Necessity is the mother of invention, which explains why so many great new baby products are developed mom entrepreneurs, like Amy Long of Secure2Me, …

While I always lather up with sunscreen before I head to the beach or pool, I often forget to reapply until I start to look a little pink. By that time, I’ve already damaged my skin.
Since I have a hard time taking care of my own skin, I can only imagine how tough it is for harried moms to remember when to reapply sunscreen on their children. Plus, moms also have to deal with the whining- “But MOM, I don’t need more sunscreen yet. I don’t WANT to come out …

Posted by Mamanista on Jul 6, 2007 | One Comment

More in: Safety, Summer, Sunblock, Sunscreen

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 …

Posted by Mamanista on Jun 15, 2007 | Comment

More in: Health, Safety, Summer, Sunblock, Sunglasses, Sunhats, Sunscreen