UVA/ UVB Rays It's not enough to clad your kids in long sleeved clothes. Here is a guide of handy tips for parents to make sure their children are protected from the ill effects of the sun.

Therefore, make it a point to apply sunscreen all over your kids' body. The first 20 years of your life are the sun's favorite, because this is when the harmful rays of sunlight effect you the most. Sunscreens, though applied topically do not function from the surface. Also, make sure you reapply it every two hours. So don't take your car windows to be a shield from sunlight. Lathering them with sunscreen once a day doesn't really do any good.

As your kids play around in the they are more likely to succumb to it's harmful rays.

The sunscreen should ideally have an SPF count of 30 or more. Rather, they require time to adhere to the skin.

Also, remember that the UVA rays can penetrate through glass windows. Re-Apply Doping on sunscreen just before you leave the house may only last as far you get to the car. The more delicate the skin is, more it get's affected. Therefore, always apply sunscreen on the baby at least 30 minutes prior to leaving.

The harmful rays of the can penetrate through it.