![]() ![]() Some even conjecture that not only are nano particles not harmful, but they may in fact may provide better coverage and therefore protection from the sun. ![]() A 2010 study in the Journal of Photochemical and Photobiological Sciences stated that “based on data from internationally-recognized guideline studies and current 20+ year history of human use is that nano-structured titanium dioxide and zinc oxide are safe,” and that the “risk for humans…is considered negligible.” Ma recommends continuing to use sunscreen while also trying to avoid the sun when possible. Criteria for Best Natural Sunscreens for Babies and Toddlersįor now, even Dr. Hooray for progress! Don’t miss following my review every year as we add more options to the list, although the “top recommended” section always remains pretty exclusive. I gave her our tube of Kabana and told her to keep it, and ever since, Kabana has remained my top choice.īUT I’ve been so grateful to see over the years that sooooo many new brands are coming out with very safe, effective mineral sunscreens, and national brands are adding zinc-only versions as well. Zinc oxide is the only one that has been tested to be safe on infants, however – it’s the same thing that makes most diaper creams both white and effective.Īt the time, Melansol and Kabana were the only two brands I was testing that fit those criteria, and Kabana had fewer and cleaner ingredients (plus the eucalyptus oil in the Melansol gave my aunt a wheezing attack, quickly X-ing it off my short list!). Most of the ‘screens we were testing used either zinc or titanium dioxide as their active ingredients, and many relied on a mix of the two. The active ingredient had to be zinc oxide, of course. Within seconds of pondering, it was clear to me that there were only two sunscreens I would choose for an infant. ![]() I finally had an “aha!” moment in the midst of all the bottles and tubes of lotion when my cousin asked me if I had one that she could put on her then 3-month-old son for a trip around the lake on a boat (a good example of not really being able to avoid sun exposure). (I add to the review every year and will have over 100 in 2018!!!) When our family first began testing 120+ natural sunscreens back in 2010 for this massive natural sunscreen review, I had so many that seemed “fine” that I wasn’t sure how I’d ever write up the post recommending a few at the top of the list. It’s affordable. Our course is priced lower than in-person classes and less than most online alternatives as well.Ī Moment of Clarity – How The Best Sunscreen for Babies Emerged…. ![]() Instead, we unpack all of the issues that come up postpartum, but we do so in small chunks so you can squeeze the education into your busy life. It’s fast, but comprehensive. Other baby care courses speed through the most important topics to cover it all.Simply curl up in your favorite spot and soak it all in. It’s comfortable. Learn in the privacy of your own home-no sterile classrooms filled with rows of uncomfortable chairs.No traveling across town after a long day at work. It’s easy to access. Watch the classes on your own schedule.You’ll be supported for ALL the challenges that come up with baby in this program. This is a masterclass in everyday baby care. And a firefighter / CPR instructor to make you aware and prepared.A board certified lactation consultant to help you master breastfeeding.A holistic pediatrician to give you tips on what to feed your baby.Imagine having access to a team of expert health professionals in your home, whenever you need them, as you raise your newborn. Not only do I love her weekly pregnancy updates, but she is now offering a Natural Baby Care Course. I loved her video series for years before I met her and I’m proud now that our families have become dear friends. I’m so happy to introduce you to Genevieve from Mama Natural. ![]()
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