The sun is an important source of vitamin D, and for many people-a mood regulator. Some exposure to the sun is beneficial to your health. All of these activities are fun, healthy and important for the growth and development of children. Babies six months or younger should be kept out of direct sunlight, no matter what type of complexion they have.
Babies are more susceptible to sun burning.
The sun can be dangerous even when not shining brightly or when the sky is cloudy. No one, regardless of complexion or age, is immune to sunburn and its consequences. The sun can be dangerous even when not shining brightly since ultraviolet rays are invisible and can continue to be harmful. Skin damage from the sun is cumulative. It is important to recognize that the sun's harmful effects can be seen even with moderate exposures during childhood that do not result in burns, but contribute to complications later in life.