Summertime Product Danger: Parents Beware!

Do you know what to look for and avoid in sunscreens and insect repellents? Are you prepared to react if your child ingests one of these products? How would you handle an allergic reaction? Today, Parents Ask experts Stacia Woodcock, Dr. Cara Natterson and Dr. Robert Sears discuss the summertime products that are safe and dangerous for use on kids, and what to do if they have a reaction to them.

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footballdad
2 yearss ago

My family and I are going camping this weekend. Great information about insect repellant and DEET. I wasn't aware that applying too much DEET is dangerous. Now I know.

siouxsie
2 yearss ago

"Speculation DEET causes seizures" Now that's scarier than the bugs themselves.

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