Illness Prevention, Health Promotion, and Integrated Care 2

A 32-year-old woman brings her 18-month-old son (weight 12 kg) to the office because his shoulders became red and tender after an afternoon at the park yesterday without a shirt or sunscreen. He is otherwise well, has no allergies, takes no medications, and is eating and drinking normally. On examination, there is mild, uniform erythema over both shoulders without blisters or swelling. Her 3-week-old daughter, who is exclusively breastfed, is also with her, and the mother asks how to protect both children from the sun this summer.