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Staying safe in the Australian sun
Protecting your baby's skin from an early age will help reduce their risk of skin damage later in life. Learn more about staying safe in the Australian sun.
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Sun protection for babies and kids
Babies and young children can easily get sunburnt, even on cooler or overcast days. A few simple steps can help you protect both yourself and your baby.
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Changes to your skin during pregnancy
As your pregnancy develops, you may find that you experience changes to your skin and hair.
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Everything you ever wanted to know about sunscreens (but were afraid to ask) | Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA)
Tips on what to consider when choosing or applying a sunscreen
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Sun Protection & Sunscreens
Sun protection is aimed at reducing excessive exposure to sunlight.
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Sun safety | Cancer Council
How do you prevent skin cancer? Get information on how much sun you need and how to protect yourself, including sunscreen, vitamin D and skin types
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10 myths about sun protection | Cancer Council
Here are 10 myths about sun protection debunked by the Cancer Council. Find out which are false and which are true here
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Sun protection at home
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Sun protection tips at child care I Starting Blocks
Learn about what to look for in the sun protection policy at your child’s child care service.
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Linea Nigra
Linea nigra is a condition in which pregnant women experience a darkening (hyperpigmentation) in the midline of the abdomen. The linea nigra will generally fade following the delivery of your baby.
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