Parents have been covering their prams with blankets or thin cloths for decades, trying to shield their babies from the harmful effects of the sun. But how safe is it to do this when the weather heats up?
Once your baby reaches 6 months old and their skin becomes a little more mature and resilient you can make a couple of changes to their sun care routine. Find out what these are.
Some sunscreen brands have recently suffered a backlash from worried parents. But the Cancer Council say that confusion on how to apply sunscreen is the problem. So how do you know whether you are applying it properly?
As a parent, you can feel as if you’re stuck between a rock and a hard place. This summer’s stories of babies having bad skin reactions to sunscreens is enough to make anyone pause for thought. So is sunscreen for babies a real issue?
I'm Natasha, creator of the musluv sun cover. We are passionate about helping parents protect their babies’ skin, with our musluv muslin wraps and through the content on our blog.
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