Giveaway: Win a Cuddledry SPF 50+ Poncho Towel!
Giveaway: Win a Cuddledry SPF 50+ Poncho Towel!
Cuddledry’s SPF 50+ Poncho Towel is a summer sunshine essential for us. My girls have one each and they are the towels we use for any outdoor swimming or water play event. You can read my full review here.
These amazing towels are the first of their kind here in the UK and feature patented RayosanTM technology that deflects harmful UVA and UVB rays like a mirror thus protecting children’s delicate skin from sun damage.
“This remarkable technology comes from Australia, where extensive research has been done on the dangers of skin cancer. Given climbing annual temperatures, we wanted to bring the same protection to the UK”
— Helen Wooldridge, co-founder of Cuddledry
The poncho towels are made from a blend of supersoft and hygienic bamboo and lovely cotton which is Cuddledry’s signature towel blend. The poncho design offers great coverage for babies and toddlers and the towel has poppers under the arms to create loose sleeves to keep it in place when moving around. The large hood keeps the head protected from the sun and helps dry the hair. The towels are fluffy, soft and absorbent and these qualities last wash after wash. We’ve had our first one for quite some time now and it’s been through the wash loads and still looks great.
Win a Cuddledry SPF 50+ Poncho Towel!
For a chance to win a lovely Cuddledry SPF 50+ Poncho Towel, enter my giveaway through the Rafflecopter below. Terms & Conditions apply. UK Entrants only. The giveaway will end on the 14th of August 2017.
We were provided with a towel for this post. As always, all thoughts and opinions are my own.
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Apply suncream often and keep them in the shade when the sun is at its highest point with a sun hat and sunglasses, people assume sunglasses are a fashion but they do protect their eyes xxx
we keep our little girl’s nap time to the hottest part of the day to keep her out of the sun
Wearing a rash suit, don’t have to worry so much about sun cream wiping off.
Take walks early in the morning before 10 AM or after 4 PM and use a stroller with a sun-protective cover.
Find lots of shade and be sensible with time
high factor suncream and avoiding the midday sun
avoid going out in the hottest time of day – use plenty of sun cream regularly and have plenty of fluids available
All in one sun protection swim suits plus a sun hat with a neck flap
TRY TO KEEP OUT OF THE SUN HOWEVER ALWAYS WEAR A FLOPPY HAT
Would love one of these!
avoid peak sun hours and ensure a good sun protection product with good reviews for children
Keep them out of it as much as possible, and where it’s unavoidable use high SPF clothing and sun cream.
Just stick to the shade!
Stay out of the sun at the hottest part of the day and invest in a beach pop up shade that you can use everywhere
Try to stick to shade as much as possible and make sure their head is covered
Avoid being out and about between 11 – 3
HATS ARE A MUST
UV protective full body swimsuits are great
agreed, stick to the shade
As much shade as you can possibly find all day, and regular applying of a good quality sunblock, I wish we were having some sun this year !
Stick to the shade as much as possible and try to keep their hat on!
Try to stay in the shade as much as possible and always wear a hat
High factor sun cream, a sun hat and stay out of direct sunlight :-)
Sticking to the shade and hats!
Use a hat or carry a umbrella
High factor sun cream and stay in the shade.
Always keep hydrated
Play in the shade or indoors in the hottest part of the day
always wear suncream even when in the shade, scalp protection spray (anything like my 3 youngest the hat never stays on!) stay hydrated!
Try going outdoors at the coolest point of the day
Enjoy the sunshine in the coolest part of the day, not when the sun is at it’s strongest. x
Wearing a full uv-protection costume when on the beach
We use Calypso ONCE. It is great
Keep out of the sun when it’s the hottest part of the day – make sure you always have somewhere to shade.
Wear a UV suit on the beach and high sunscreen but most of all ….. a hat.
To stay in the shade during the hottest part of the day.
Stay in the shade whenever possible and if not suncream, hat and appropriate clothing
Try to have nap time when the sun is at its hottest, high factor, good quality suncream & plenty of shade time.
Same as many – stay out of the sun 12-3 if possible and mine always wore a big, old t-shirt on the beach to cover delicate areas and sunscreen on as well. Also helps with changing :)
Always put suncream and Stay in the shade as much as you can.
Never cover buggies with blankets or muslin to keep out the sunlight – it can trap the heat like a car would, and babies can overheat very quickly. If possible, they need to nap in a nice breezy area.
It is true that some babies will develop jaundice if the do not get enough sun but it is ensuring that it is not ‘high in the sky’ – always wear lovely big tops and lettings and a hat
Lots of shade and cover up
UV Hats & 50 SPF
hats, shade and reapplying sunscreen
I like the full body cover up suits
Best suncare tip for babies would be to avoid going out during the peak heat of the day, usually between 11 and 2.
Sun hat roll on sun cream sun shade and for the beach uv sun shelter
Stick to early mornings or afternoon. Introduce sun safety as young as possible in some attempt to get them used to keeping a hat on.
ensure there is shade if not create shade
to stay out of the sun in the middle of the day, just stay in the shade!
Make use of the shade
Keep a tea shirt on them plenty of sun cream and have nap time at the hottest time of the day.
hats, umbrellas and quality suncream