It happens regardless of how much factor 50 you use, I'm definitely not an irresponsible parent and my son is very tanned atm. Maybe I should make him stay inside on his tablet rather than play out, oh wait that's a big no no as well. What would you suggest oh wise one?
Obviously kids do get a bit of sun when they are out playing but looking at her stories recently the twins seem like they are constantly burnt. If she used factor 50 throughout the day I don’t believe they would be that bad. Sure didn’t Julie herself put up a video of ER’s ‘farmers tan’ when the poor child was raw red from sunburn.It happens regardless of how much factor 50 you use, I'm definitely not an irresponsible parent and my son is very tanned atm. Maybe I should make him stay inside on his tablet rather than play out, oh wait that's a big no no as well. What would you suggest oh wise one?
I wouldn't be as nice as you @PandoraSkye if my child spoke to me like that"put the water in it now!!".....if my child spoke to me like that I'd take away the toy until they learned to ask nicely..not "alright boss"
Exactly: you reap what you sow.I wouldn't be as nice as you @PandoraSkye if my child spoke to me like that
In Me Joolies case "monkey see, monkey do" as they say she (Airrrrin) didn't lick it off the floor !
Same mine tan even with factor 50
It’s only a small thing, but I’ll never understand these wans putting filters on their children constantly, Julie in particular uses one that makes their eyes look really blue and their skin really tanned. I just think that’s so sad, like as a mother I think my children are perfect and don’t need a filter. I also think Erin Rose and Fionn are gorgeous kids. I’d hate to look back on all my photos in years to come and not be able to tell in most of them what my child actually looked like that day
She has a filter on them, which she always does when they look burnt. If you took that filter off you’d see the real tan/burn… that filter dulls is down a lot.
The thing that blows my mind is people bring their kids on foreign holidays and have them in those high SPF swimsuits but here it’s the notion that Irish sun is different
especially on kids.I actually agree with that. Kids need a bit of sun. And even with factor 50, they are bound to tan a little if they are out and about, expecially by the sea
Me too! Don’t get me wrong I love how a tan looks but all tanning is skin damage. And you need to be way more vigilant with sun screen application than most of us are for it to be truly effectiveI’m actually shock at how many people think tanning is ok cos they put sunscreen on
I don’t think this is a fair comment. What about those with sallow skin or have fathers/mothers of different ethnicity? My kids are Snow White and are slathered in factor 50 every day but definitely have a hint of *something* where you can tell the sun has hit them, especially on their cheeks and hands. You could be the best mother in the world and be very conscious of burning but some kids just tan easily and others do not. You can still get a tan with SPF whether you want to get a tan or not. There is a HUGE difference in a kid getting a tan and a kid walking around raw from sunburn. One is a child welfare issue for starters and the other is notI’m actually shock at how many people think tanning is ok cos they put sunscreen on
Do you realise other types of white people exist besides Irish people, and they wouldn’t be able to not tan unless they lived in a cave and never left?I’m actually shock at how many people think tanning is ok cos they put sunscreen on
Exactly. I’m like, do people realise other skin tones/ skin types/ skin conditions/ ethnicities exist beyond their own paleness?
so any other craic? Lol
