i have 2 kids 2 & 4 yrs. sometime playtex can dry out a baby’s skin. you can try aveeno or something like eucerin. my daughter had a bad case of ezema. playtex or anyother “baby” lotion is a little drying. thick lotion works best. good luck.
So this is our time of month me, my 3 boys, and my sister and her 2 kids all go to Mexico for 2 weeks. We’ve been doing this for the past 5 years now. While we are at our hotel about to go to the beach for the day, my sister and I lather up all the kids in sunscreen. I get my own 3 boys, she gets her 2. My oldest is 14 and doesn’t have THAT much of a problem with me doing it at the hotel but he will sometimes complain, but the real problem is when we have been at the beach for a couple hours and its time to reapply, I have him come to our umbrella is set up and I reapply sunscreen on him and get him covered again. He gets SUPER embarrassed while I’m doing it, he constantly says ‘I can do it myself I’m not a baby” or “people are going to see theres way too many people around and they will think I’m a little kid!”
The problem is, my oldest is extremely fair skinned and burns like paper, so I have to be real careful. Last summer I let him go to the swimming pool with one of his friends and I had to leave for work early, so I left the susncreen on the counter and told him to use it, when he got back he was toasted burnt…So I won’t let it happen again.
Honesltly, what would be the best situation? Its totally true and I’ve even seen it that at the beach basically mom is doing the exact same for their kids, especially at mexico. I’m going to show my son the answers, to let him know its not a big deal. Women or mothers, do you see it being a big deal? Would you do the same with your kid?
So this is our time of month me, my 3 boys, and my sister and her 2 kids all go to Mexico for 2 weeks. We’ve been doing this for the past 5 years now. While we are at our hotel about to go to the beach for the day, my sister and I lather up all the kids in sunscreen. I get my own 3 boys, she gets her 2. My oldest is 14 and doesn’t have THAT much of a problem with me doing it at the hotel but he will sometimes complain, but the real problem is when we have been at the beach for a couple hours and its time to reapply, I have him come to our umbrella and towel area, and I reapply sunscreen on him and get him lathered up good again. He gets SUPER embarrassed while I’m doing it, he constantly says ‘I can do it myself I’m not a baby” or “people are going to see theres way too many people around and they will think I’m a little kid!” My sister’s boys are the same age as mine, and she even puts moisturizer on them while still at the beach before we head back yet they don’t even complain.. I’ve always waited until we get back to the hotel and all have showers before I use lotion so there’s no need to rush and they all can wait their turn relaxed watching tv.
The problem is, my oldest is extremely fair skinned and burns like paper, so I have to be real careful. Last summer I let him go to the swimming pool with one of his friends and I had to leave for work early, so I left the susncreen on the counter and told him to use it, when he got back he was toasted burnt…So I won’t let it happen again.
Honestly, what would be the best situation? Its totally true and I’ve even seen it that at the beach basically every oher mom mom is doing the exact same for their kids who is my son’s age, especially at Mexico. I’m going to show my son the answers, to let him know its not a big deal. Women or mothers, do you see it being a big deal? Would you do the same with your kid? My other boys are 12 and 10, no problem with them.
I have blue eyes and naturally dark brown hair and I’m fair skinned but I’m not ghostly. I burn fairly easy and it usually just turns to a tan. However, I was recently on a trip and got severely burnt, it turned to a tan but has now peeled off. I was wondering, will I tan if I apply SPF 30 sunscreen, let it dry, and then apply baby oil?