Baby Suffers Severe Reaction To Kids’ Sunscreen

An important reminder to test the cream on a patch of skin before use.

February 02 2017

This is the latest in a series of concerned parents saying popular sunscreen brands, including Banana Boat, were causing horrific reactions in their kids.

 

In response, Cancer Council CEO Professor Sanchia Aranda says that a common ingredient in all sunscreen brands can cause reactions. So it is important to test the cream on a patch of skin before use.

 

‘Babies skin is particularly sensitive and it’s also thinner than adult skin so the ability to get a reaction is much higher,’ she explains.

 

This article originally appeared on that's life.