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FOX on Family. Summertime means more time outside and for parents that means more sunscreen. Are you putting enough on your kids often enough?
"I want parents to be vigilant about the skin." Doctor Marc Siegel with the FOX News Medical A Team, says even three or four sunburns can increase the risk of melanoma. "I want them to be looking for abnormalities on the skin, I want them to be lathering on sunscreen and I want them to be concerned about skin cancer, especially these days. We're seeing more and more of it."
So his advice is to not only lather on the sunscreen, but reapply it often, especially if the kids are getting wet.
And use broad spectrum, but don't stress about the brand: And you need at least a sun protection factor of 30, that's a good place to start.
The higher numbers you go after that, you don't add much.
He also recommends covering up as much as possible, including hats and sunglasses.
But what about the vitamin D we all need? "I say, get your vitamin D elsewhere."
And he urges parents not to forget the sunscreen for themselves.
With FOX on Family, I'm Lisa Brady.
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