Update your diaper bag for spring
Keep the sun away with a wide-brimmed hat
During the dark, short days of winter, it can be tempting to let kids go out without sunscreen. Once spring and summer hit, however, it is absolutely imperative that parents apply some form of SPF protection. Opinions change on sunscreen every year it seems…mineral is considered best one year, SPF 30 is ideal the next. If you’re unsure in the least, call your pediatrician for his or her sunscreen guidelines, then take a look at the formulas featured below. While you may prefer one to another, all have garnered rave reviews from parents for days of fun in the sun.
California Baby Everyday SPF 30 Sunblock Stick, $17.50, smallflower.com
Go!screen Mineral Powder Sunscreen SPF 30 for Kids & Adults, $26, ilovegoscreen.com
Sun Shades Mineral Plus SPF 30+ Sunscreen, $17, melaleuca.com
Goddess Garden Kids Natural Sunscreen SPF 30, $19, goddessgarden.com
Noodle & Boo Playday Sunscreen SPF 30, $22, nordstrom.com
TruKid Sunny Days SPF 30+ All Natural Sunscreen, $14, folica.com
Go!screen Mineral Powder Sunscreen SPF 30 for Kids & Adults, $26, ilovegoscreen.com
Sun Shades Mineral Plus SPF 30+ Sunscreen, $17, melaleuca.com
Goddess Garden Kids Natural Sunscreen SPF 30, $19, goddessgarden.com
Noodle & Boo Playday Sunscreen SPF 30, $22, nordstrom.com
TruKid Sunny Days SPF 30+ All Natural Sunscreen, $14, folica.com
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