Water-Resistant Active kids often spend time in and out of water, which can wash away regular sunscreen. Choosing a “water-resistant” sunscreen is essential. It adheres to the skin for longer, even ...

I spoke with a board-certified pediatric dermatologist for answers to common questions about keeping babies safe in the sun.

Keep summer safety in mind as the weather gets warmer and children spend more time outside with summer activities. The following tips come from the American Academy of Pediatrics, and their ...

Use sunscreen. Children and adults can still get sunburned in the winter ... And to avoid injuries, teach children how to do the activity safely. Prevent nosebleeds. If your child suffers from minor ...

Choose a sunscreen that has an SPF of at least 15, and at least 4 stars for UVA protection. 3. Keep topping up the suncream Try and put sun cream on your child at least half an hour before heading ...