Day-care-baby blues

Article Abstract:

Advice to help parents reduce the number of infections children contract while in daycare include nursing the newborn, selecting a small rather than a large daycare facility and asking questions that will elicit information about how the facility manages hygienic issues.

Day care centers, Day care centres, Communicable diseases in children, Pediatric communicable diseases

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The fine print: how to decode a sunblock label and get the protection you need

Article Abstract:

Skiers should select a sunblock with a sun protection factor (SPF) of at least 15. Waterproof and sweat-proof sunblocks are designed to be effective after 80 minutes in the water, while water-resistant sunblocks are designed to be effective after 40 minutes in the water.

Purchasing

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Sunblock that baby

Article Abstract:

Parents should not wait for a child to get a sunburn before applying a sunscreen. Researchers indicate that routine use of a sunscreen of at least SPF 15 could reduce chances of skin cancer by 78%.

Care and treatment, Children, Skin cancer, Sunburn

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