Sun safety is important for people of all ages, but it’s even more critical to protect babies’ skin, which is far more sensitive and not as developed than that of older children and adults. The FDA recommends not using any sunscreen products on infants under six months of age, so keep newborns out of the sun as much as possible and limit sun time for babies over six months of age too.
As far as changing from Baby to Kids, there is no real difference between the two. All Project Sunscreen products are made from mineral ingredients which form a physical barrier against the sun's rays. These ingredients are not absorbed into the skin and are better for babies. All Project Sunscreen products are free of artificial fragrances, dyes, parabens, and chemical sunscreen agents. Our sunscreen bottles are designed to be fun. We hope the baby labels appeal to moms and the kids’ labels appeal to kids. We want kids to look and feel cool while using Project Sunscreen. Kids will have a ball!