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    Default Sunscreen recommendations

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    Can you tell me what sunscreen you are using, price and where you got it from - ie chemist, supermarket etc? Looking for one that won't make eczema worse.
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    I have a hammonds one it didnt seem to make things worse thank goodness but i found if used for a few days it did....i guess its just coz her skins so sensative though.

    Try your chemist they have a good range but i found hammonds worked the best sunblock wise preventing burning etc
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    Our family has sensitive skin and we thoroughly recommend Hamilton's sunscreens. There's a good selection including Toddler's and one for sensitive skins We buy ours from the Chemist...not too pricey I don't think...but we really don't buy anything else..
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    Today I bought the Cancer Council's 'Toddler Sunscreen' for delicate skin, no fragrance etc. I bought it at priceline.

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    We use one that I think is the Hamilton one for toddlers. The main ingredients are simply zinc and titanium, which are the two best blockers. There is very little else in it and I find it great for Lily. It comes in a white bottle with pink writing on it and a pink lid.
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    Thanks so much
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    I have used Ego toddler milk and the hamiltons toddler one and both were great on Archies sensitive skin, he has never been sunburnt
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    We've just started using the hamiltons for toddlers. You can only buy hamiltons from the chemist.

    this one comes in a roll on, i think it was about $8. It also come in a bigger pack to save money.

    There are also ego sunsense and another brand at the chemist, your best help would be talking to someone at the chemist.

    btw - before I had a bubby I tried the bananna boat brand of sensisitive sunscreen - wasn't till I read the ingredients that I saw that it was the same as their normal sunscreen! So dont' bother with bananna boat.

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    I reacted to all sunscreens except Hamiltons when I was a kid. I got really severe eczema from all others. We got a few samples of the Hamilton toddler one from the Dermatologist to use for Jazzy. I haven't tried it yet, but fingers crossed it works OK. She's much more senitive to things than I was.
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    Thanks so much for your replies. I think I will try the Hamiltons one and see how we go.
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