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Sunburn Care Tips and Advice





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toddler safety, Your baby has a sunburn. Oh no, what to do to make him feel better?

Young skin burns faster in the sun than adult skin does but it also heals faster too. I know this fact doesn't make you feel any less guilty but at least your baby will be better quickly.

Here are some common care tips that will help make your baby more comfortable while healing.

    • Babies under one year old should be taken to a doctor right away.

    • For babies over one year you should call your doctor if your child is in severe pain, blisters or has fever of 101F or (38.3C).

    • Dehydration can occur with over exposure to the sun.Have your baby take extra fluids. Water or watered juice is the best. For very young children avoid sports drinks.

    • Give medications that are recommended for reducing fever or pain.

    • Bathe your baby in clear tepid water to help cool his skin.

    • Moisturizing lotions may help sooth painful skin but don't rub it in.

    • Avoid any products with alcohol or antihistamine.

    • Keep your baby out of the sun until his skin heals completely.

    • Review the sun safety tips Sun Safety offered in this site and establish a sun safety routine for your baby.






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