Did you know that babies with red hair are more likely to be sunburned? Well, it's true. My baby got back to back sunburns. Poor thing. After the second one I went straight to the store to get some super sensitive SPF 50 baby sunscreen.
Right now I am trying to control the pain with Tylenol, aloe, Melaleuca oil, and Dermoplast. I think it's more than just a first degree burn.
Needless to say, but I'll say it anyway, it has been a miserable few days.
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Been there, done that. Cover up a lot. A hat is a must, sunscreen, and sleeves on swimsuits, it is worse around the water.
I am so sorry, I always feel horrible when my kids get burned, especially because I should know better.
Turns out babies with any color hair left in the sun to bake with no protection are likely to burn. We are a bit paranoid about this one due to way too many skin cancer experiences with family members. Hats are WONDERFUL!!
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