http://www.raisingbakersfield.com/home/Blog/BakoMom/27083 Some of you have already this.&nbsp; I posted it on my other blog at&nbsp; Mom eNetwork .......Yesterday we were going for a swim. I sunscreen all over my daughter. Literally, head to toe. She managed to get some in her eyes. She started to have a reaction to it. Swelling in the eyes, bright red, runny nose. We gave her a bath and washed everything really well. The reaction lasted for some time. I gave her Tylenol and watched her. This was a scary event. It wasn't the first time she used this sunscreen. It was the first time it got in her eyes. I was thinking about taking her to urgent care to get her eyes rinsed. So now I'm wondering what do you moms put on your children's face for sunscreen. As I don't want to revisit that event. ... Just wanted to share my experience. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have since used the same lotion on her legs and arms.&nbsp; So I'm confident she's not allergic to the formulation.&nbsp; Just the fact that it got into her eyes.&nbsp; After several great responses, I now will use the stick sunscreen on the face.&nbsp; :)&nbsp;&nbsp; Or not put anything on her face.&nbsp; Some of you have already this.&nbsp; I posted it on my other blog at&nbsp; Mom eNetwork .......Yesterday we were going for a swim. I sunscreen all over my daughter. Literally, head to toe. She managed to get some in her eyes. She started to have a reaction to it. Swelling in the eyes, bright red, runny nose. We gave her a bath and washed everything really well. The reaction lasted for some time. I gave her Tylenol and watched her. This was a scary event. It wasn't the first time she used this sunscreen. It was the first time it got in her eyes. I was thinking about taking her to urgent care to get her eyes rinsed. So now I'm wondering what do you moms put on your children's face for sunscreen. As I don't want to revisit that event. ... Just wanted to share my experience. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have since used the same lotion on her legs and arms.&nbsp; So I'm confident she's not allergic to the formulation.&nbsp; Just the fact that it got into her eyes.&nbsp; After several great responses, I now will use the stick sunscreen on the face.&nbsp; :)&nbsp;&nbsp; Or not put anything on her face.&nbsp; en-us <p>Probably like many other mom's, I don't take my time when applying sunscreen because the kids are dying to get out there and swim. So, to answer your question, if it's a spray I first spray it on my hand then apply it on the forehead, cheeks and nose trying to avoid the area around the eye. If it's a lotion, I only use a dab because it tends to go a long way, and apply it to the same areas. Maybe, apply a small amount then do a quick touch-up every 30-45 minutes.</p> http://www.raisingbakersfield.com/home/Blog/BakoMom/27083/#c_243645 http://www.raisingbakersfield.com/home/Blog/BakoMom/27083/#c_243645 <p>Probably like many other mom's, I don't take my time when applying sunscreen because the kids are dying to get out there and swim. So, to answer your question, if it's a spray I first spray it on my hand then apply it on the forehead, cheeks and nose trying to avoid the area around the eye. If it's a lotion, I only use a dab because it tends to go a long way, and apply it to the same areas. Maybe, apply a small amount then do a quick touch-up every 30-45 minutes.</p>