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Stay safe in the sun this summer
By Monica Stylli on 23/07/2008 01:57:26
New, clearer labelling introduced on sunscreen products – advice for pregnant women and those with children
usual. For these reasons it’s important to apply high factor sun screen, so be sure to look out for the new labelling which features the traditional SPF (sun protection factor indicators) alongside descriptions such as “low” and “high”. For more
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Staying safe in the sun
By Laura Lee Davies on 19/05/2006 12:00:36
Babies shouldn't avoid strong sunight altogether and children's skin needs protecting. Here are the key facts and tips.
or late in the day Water and sand increase sun ray reflection so be very aware in these settingsBuy a sun screen that's water-resistant and renew it after being in waterDon't forget feet, hands, ears, neck etc. It is best to keep babies under six months
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Family Summer: Sun Care Tips
By Sarah Lawson on 10/08/2010 01:46:51
Here are 5 great tips about keeping your family's skin safe in the sun this summer
requirement of five to six standard bottles of sun screen for a two week holiday.Intense exposure The average British adult receives 30 per cent of their total annual UV dose during their two week summer holiday; but a further 40 per cent is received during
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SPLASHABOUT
By Splash About on 28/05/2008 01:16:57
Kids and water: Safe swimwear means stress-free holidays for Parents and Children!
And speaking of wriggly infants, think how slippery your child is in the water - especially if wearing a protective barrier cream or sun screen. Neoprene is easy to grip, providing a feeling of security that your child will appreciate almost as much as you
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Call for free vitamin D for pregnant women
By Kimberley Smith on 19/08/2011 13:22:41
Expert suggests vitamin D testing and free supplements for mums-to-be to combat rickets
where the sufferer’s bones soften and can lead to growth deformities including bowlegs. Vitamin D is important for growing bones and is absorbed from sun rays.As babies get their vitamin D from breast milk, it’s important for breastfeeding mums to have
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Safety for a young baby
By ThinkBaby on 28/11/2008 02:38:19
How to keep your baby safe in the early months
overheating. Sunshades can be fitted to rear car windows but are illegal in the front seatOutdoorsIn hot or sunny weather screen your baby with a sunshade, loose clothing and a sun hatIf your baby will be exposed to the sun keep the exposure to a minimum
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