Pediatricians indicate that the best sunscreen for a baby under six months is shade. Solar creams, even those with the highest level of protection, may not exert enough shielding effect on the skin of such a small child, because they have a Ambrosina Skin so sensitive that it is in great danger of becoming irritated due to the chemical components of sunscreens. . After six months they can begin to be used in small quantities in the most sensitive areas.
As the Ambrosina Skin of a newborn can not come into direct contact with the sun, doctors recommend daily walks to synthesize the vitamin D normally obtained through direct exposure to the sun. A few minutes of walking, between five and twenty, will be enough for the bones of a baby less than six months to get the vitamin D they need. Experts say that in summer the best thing is not to take the baby out for a walk between eleven in the morning and four in the afternoon.
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