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Bringing Your Toddler to Myrtle Beach

Contributed to Myrtle Beach Living by Amy Williams in New York:
  1. Children tire easily, especially in the sun.
  2. Pack alot of waterproof sunscreen, a number 45, one made especially for baby's sensitive skin.
  3. A sun hat and beach toys are a must!
  4. Pack snacks that will help tide them over while waiting in traffic, or busy overcrowded restaurants. Crackers, juice boxes,(freeze them first, to keep everything else chilled)) dry cereal, cheese, cereal bars, baby wipes.
  5. Buy some children's Tylenol BEFORE you leave home.
  6. Plan an afternoon "siesta" when the sun is hot, and the toddler is tired. Take a nap or read with your little one, or just have quiet time, away from the crowds. You can then stay up later at night, sightseeing when it is cooler.
  7. Relax, and have fun as a family,take lots of pictures!
  8. Always keep a small bag with a change of clothes handy.
  9. Pack a favorite teddy bear, pillow, blanket, or toy, this will help them to feel secure while away from familiar surroundings.
  10. When you return home, make a scrapbook!

 

About the sunblock. My dermatologist always tells me to ONLY use a sunblock that has titanium dioxide listed as the first ingred. Titanium dioxide is what helps prevent skin cancer later in life. Very, very important. I know Banana Boat Baby and Baby Magic Sunblock both have Titanium Dioxide formulas. Gotta protect their skin when they are young!

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