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Sunblock for a 6 Month Old

I have a 6 month old boy and now that the weather is getting warmer (Finally!!!!) I would like to start doing stuff out doors with him, zoo, parks, etc. What sunblock is safe for a 6 month old to use?
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R. N

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There are a bunch of brands that have sunblock especially for babies and they are SPF 50+. Aveeno, Banana boat, Hawaiin Tropic, Water babies, etc. I recommend using one that is pediatrician recommended like the Aveeno brand :)

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Hey there, my neighbor sells Arbonne (skin care products, all natural) and she gave me a sun block for my sun that is awesome and perfect for his 4 month old skin. No oils or anything bad. I really like it. Let me know, I could give you her email

K.

Babies R Us has a sunblock in a yellow bottle its organic and is fine for babies of all ages. I had the same problem. This one is chemical free. Good luck

There are a bunch of brands that have sunblock especially for babies and they are SPF 50+. Aveeno, Banana boat, Hawaiin Tropic, Water babies, etc. I recommend using one that is pediatrician recommended like the Aveeno brand :)

Hi R. congratulations on your baby!! I was told on the subject of sunblock for a infant that there is no sunblock out there for a baby!! The chemicals in any sunblock are harmful to your baby!! The best thing to do for your baby is to keep him in the shade, cover him, and keep his skin cool!! That's what my peditrician recommended to me!! Hope that this helps you out!! Have a good spring and a Happy Easter!!

Most baby sunblocks are fine for children 6 months and older. I just took my 4 month old baby girl to Hawaii and asked the pediatrician what sunblock to use. She suggested something with Australia in the title (I never found it), California Baby, or Weleda. They are all natural, but a little on the pricy side. I went with California Baby (Weleda is hard to find) and it really worked well. Good luck!

I have an 8 month old baby with very sensitive skin, He breaks out with most lotions. The old sun block I have fallen in love with is the Arbonne Baby Sunscreen SPF 30. Its all natural and Vegan approved, love it and no little bumps or zits on my baby!
Let me know and I can find it for you.
Good luck!
J. Sparks
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Arbonne's Baby Care Sunscreen is SPF 30+. It's great for baby's skin, hypoallergenic, dermatologist and pediatrician tested. It's formulated without mineral oil, petroleum, lanolin, etc. that actually irritate the skin and doesn't allow it to breathe. I don't have any experiences with any other brands. Let me know if you have any questions.

Hi R.! I highly recommend Arbonne's Baby Care Sunscreen SPF 30+.
You can protect your baby’s delicate skin with this gentle, water-resistant sunscreen that provides broad-spectrum sun protection. Formulated with SPF 30+, this lotion provides maximum protection for sensitive skin.

Key Ingredients: Oat, aloe and shea butter oils

Skin Types: Baby, children, plus extremely sensitive

One thing I've learned too through Arbonne is that you do not actually ever want to use anything higher than an SPF 30 on any skin type. Anything higher than SPF 30 can actually cause a chemical burn on the skin! Not good, especially for babies' delicate skin!
If you're interested, please feel free to visit my website for samples and to contact me: www.mandyolsen.myarbonne.com. Thanks so much!
Enjoy your baby and the outdoors!
Sincerely,
M. O.
Executive Area Manager and Independent Consultant, Arbonne International
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www.mandyolsen.myarbonne.com

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