(WHTM) — Several lots of children’s SPF 50+ sunscreen products have been voluntarily recalled. Babyganics is issuing a voluntary recall of specific lots of its Totally Tropical scented mineral ...

We’re all spending more time outdoors these days, and even getting some sunshine on a regular basis. Parents who want to protect their kids may wonder if they should use a special sunscreen ...

In some cases, there is no difference between children's and adult's sunscreen products.

Consumer Reports is warning people to not use spray sunscreen on children, for now.

The bill allows children age 6 and older to apply over-the-counter sunscreen before outdoor activities if their parent gives written authorization to the school nurse.

When you choose a sunscreen for your child, what do you look for? About a third of us buy a sunscreen that claims to be for kids, and many choose one that's doctor-recommended, according to a ...

Babyganics, a brand of children's skincare products, is recalling two versions of its sunscreens due to a potential impurity found in the bottles. Sold at national retailers, the company issued a ...

Akron Children's Hospital will be at Edgewater beach on Sunday, launching SpineScreen, an initiative to protects kids from the sun and screens for scoliosis simultaneously. Along with a free ...

Apply sunscreen whenever kids will be in the sun. Apply sunscreen about 15 to 30 minutes before kids go outside so that a good layer of protection can form.

The FDA and American Academy of Pediatrics say certain sunscreens can cause side effects.

In the U.S., sunscreen is considered an over-the-counter drug by the FDA, which means kids can’t bring it to school without a doctor’s note and must see the school nurse in order to use it.