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Items You Should Never Go to the Beach Without

Aug252023
PARENTING CONFIDENT KIDS

Going to the beach with your kids can be a delightful and memorable experience. The sun, sand, and waves provide endless opportunities for fun and relaxation. To ensure a safe and enjoyable time, there are a few essential items that you should never go to the beach without.

Water and Snacks

When spending a day at the beach, it is crucial to stay hydrated and nourished. The combination of sun, heat, and physical activity can quickly lead to dehydration. That’s why it is essential to bring an ample supply of water for both you and your kids. Staying hydrated will help prevent fatigue, heatstroke, and other heat-related illnesses. Packing snacks is equally important. Playing in the sand and swimming in the ocean can work up quite an appetite. Having nutritious snacks readily available will keep your children energized throughout the day. Pack healthy non-perishable snacks like trail mix, energy bars, fresh fruits, and vegetables, or whole grain crackers. Avoid sugary snacks and drinks that can cause a sugar crash later in the day. Keeping these staples with you at the beach will help ensure your family has an enjoyable and safe experience.

Sunscreen

One item that should never be overlooked when heading to the beach is sunscreen. The sun’s rays can be harmful to the skin, especially for children who have delicate and sensitive skin. Your kids can get sunburned even on cloudy days. Applying sunscreen helps protect against sunburn, premature aging, and even the risk of skin cancer. It is crucial to choose a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF (sun protection factor). Apply it generously to all exposed areas of your child’s body, including the face, neck, arms, legs, and ears. Remember to reapply sunscreen every two hours or after swimming or sweating heavily. To protect the delicate skin of your child’s face, use sunscreen specifically designed for children. For extra protection, try adding sunglasses and hats with wide brims to help shield your kids from the sun’s harmful rays. By taking these steps to protect your children’s skin now, you can help them avoid serious health problems later on in life.

An Umbrella

While the warm sun is often welcome at the beach, it is also essential to have a shaded area to retreat to when needed. Bringing an umbrella provides a comfortable space where you and your kids can take a break from the sun’s intense rays. It offers a shady spot for rest, relaxation, and enjoying a picnic. An umbrella not only protects you from the sun but also provides shelter from unexpected rain showers or gusty winds. Look for a sturdy, wind-resistant umbrella that is easy to set up and adjust. Make sure it is large enough to provide protection for all family members and keep the sun off your face while you lounge and relax. With an umbrella, beach days will be even more enjoyable and stress-free. 

There are a few items you should never go to the beach without when accompanied by your children. So, gather your beach essentials, and get ready for a day of sun, sand, and smiles with your little ones.

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