SUN PROTECTION
FOR BABIES AND CHILDREN

Children’s skin is thinner and its pigmentation system (ability to “tan”) is still developing, which means it lacks the natural defences that help provide adult skin with some protection against harmful UV rays. 

YOUR QUESTIONS
OUR ANSWERS

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كيف يمكنني حماية بشرتي من أشعة الشمس؟

يشكّل التعرّض لأشعة الشمس خطر الإصابة بحروق الشمس بالإضافة إلى المخاطر طويلة الأمد المتمثّلة في علامات تقدم السن المبكّرة وسرطان الجلد. للحفاظ على الأمان عند التعرّض للشمس، يجب اللجوء إلى الظل في الفترة من 11 صباحًا إلى 3 مساءً، وارتداء قبعة وملابس واقية ونظارات شمسية. بالإضافة إلى تلك التدابير، يجب استعمال الواقي من أشعة الشمس UVA-UVB واسع النطاق بكمية وفيرة كل ساعتين على أي منطقة مكشوفة من الجلد.


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هل يساعد بخاخ التسمير في الحماية من الشمس؟

بالطبع لا! يتفاعل بخاخ التسمير مع الخلايا الميتة على سطح البشرة "لصبغ" البشرة. وليس لذلك علاقة من أي نوع بدفاعات البشرة ضد الشمس. بخاخ التسمير أكثر أمانًا من التسمير التقليدي، لكن يجب متابعة حماية بشترك من الشمس بعد استخدام بخاخ التسمير باستخدام واقٍ من أشعة الشمس UVA-UVB ذات نطاق واسع.


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ما عامل الحماية من أشعة الشمس (SPF)؟

SPF اختصار يعني "الحماية من أشعة الشمس". يرتبط بقدرة الواقي من أشعة الشمس على حماية البشرة من أشعة UVB التي تسبب الحروق. كلما زاد الرقم، زادت الحماية. عند التواجد في أشعة الشمس، يوصى باستعمال عامل حماية SPF 30 على الأقل كل ساعتين. يُتطلب استعمال كمية بحجم كرة الجولف على الجسم بالكامل.


 

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TRUE
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CHILDREN ARE MORE
VULNERABLE TO THE SUN.

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Sun safety is of paramount importance for children, especially when you know that 50 - 80% of UV-related damage occurs before the age of 20 years old, and that 1 out of 55 people born in 2008 will one day develop a melanoma. But this risk can be drastically reduced with the proper protection.
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SUN IS GOOD
FOR YOUR KID.

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Children's skin is particularly vulnerable to the harmful effects of the sun. That's why paediatricians and dermatologists agree that babies and toddlers under 3 years old should have no direct sun exposure whatsoever. After this age, make sure you use a high-protection broad-spectrum UVA-UVB sunscreen like Anthelios.
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DARK CLOTHES ARE
BETTER-SUITED FOR THE SUN.

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Indeed, dark and intense colours such as black, navy, red, or emerald green, provide more UV protection than white and pastels. So make sure you bring along some dark colours items of clothing too when packing for your next holidays!
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BABIES SHOULD HAVE 
NO DIRECT SUN EXPOSURE

Dermatologists recommend that infants under 3 should not be directly exposed to sunlight at all and should always be protected by sunscreen/clothes even when they are in the shade. Older children need to learn sun-smart behaviours such as regularly applying broad-spectrum sunscreen, wearing protective clothing and avoiding exposure during the sunniest hours of the day (10 am to 4 pm).

TEACHING CHILDREN TO
PLAY SAFE IN THE SUN

In the article below, you will find a whole host of tips to teach your children the sun-smart behaviours they need to stay safe while enjoying the sun.

TURNING SUNSCREEN APPLICATION
INTO A GAME

Do your children run away when you try to apply their sun cream? Our short video will show you how to turn sun cream application into a game, and how your children can become sun superheroes with Anthelios.

How to prevent
sunburns

 
"I'm just kind of a regular guy I've always used sunscreen when I go to the beach or if I'm going to be outside for a long time but I've never really thought about it too much of course now I have a family and my son has much more fair-skinned than mine so it's a much bigger concern for me that it's been in the past my question for you is what is your recommendation for the best way to treat some small burn when it happens so first you need a very good SPF 50% screen it must be a very high pot spectrum protection against UVA and UVB rays the cream must be also very water resistant to fit in all situation so apply sunscreen all over your child's body uniformly with a circular movement and apply it every two hours at least you should also not expose your kids to the Sun between and 4:00 p.m. because at this time the UV rays are the most intense even in the shade your son is not well protected and the UV rays can penetrate the clouds and also water up to 50 centimeter don't forget to wear sun protective clothing for additional protection like a hat or long sleeve to protect exposed areas"

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تعلمون

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Snow, water and sand reflect UV rays*. Even in the shade, infants need to be protected from indirect exposure.

*source: https://www.soleil.info/uv-meteo/soleil-terre-et-uv/altitude-et-reverberation-plus-duv.html

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The information displayed here is intended for general educational purposes only and should not in any case be a substitute for professional medical advice. You should always seek the advice of a qualified health provider with any medical question.