Say No to Sunburn

from Shine Newsletter, Summer 2007

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 43 percent of children experienced at least one sunburn last summer. This year, protect your child with a sunscreen containing 30 sun protection factor (SPF) or higher, and apply a spoon-sized portion on each body part before heading outdoors.

For more information on keeping your child safe this summer, visit Safety First at The Children's Hospital.

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