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Article Title: Baby Beach Gear - 6 Tips For Baby Beach Fun
Author: Barb Dearing
Category: Infants and Toddlers
Word Count: 441
Keywords: baby beach gear, baby beach accessories, baby beach toys
Author's Email Address: [email protected]
Article Source: http://www.articlemarketer.com
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With the proper baby beach gear and a bit of planning, having a baby doesn't 
have to mean giving up your coveted trips to the beach. By following these six 
tips, you and your baby will be enjoying the sun and surf in no time.

1. Make sure you take a proper stroller. With it, you can easily bring 
everything you need for the afternoon. Without it, you will be taxing both your 
spirit and your back to haul everything plus the baby across the sand and back 
again. A jogging stroller, with its convenient basket, works really well for 
carrying your baby's beach gear..

2. Pack one beach bag with your belongings such as sunscreen, towel, your book, 
and reading glasses. Pack a separate bag for the baby's belongings with 
diapers, wipes, SPF 50 sunscreen, sunhat, change of clothes, and a few sand 
toys. Keeping the baby's beach gear separate from your own makes it so much 
easier to locate things when you need them.

3. Pack a soft-sided cooler with snacks, water and the baby's formula. A hungry 
baby is not a happy baby and if you try to "get by" while at the beach, you 
will regret it. 

4. Skip the beach towel and instead, pack a beach blanket or mat that is large 
enough to keep your baby comfortable on the sand. 

5. Bring along a beach chair for yourself. It will be easy to transport if you 
slide it over the handle bar of the stroller.

6. Consider a large beach umbrella with an SPF of 50. But even with the added 
sun protection of an umbrella, you should still slather yourself and the baby 
with sunscreen.

You should have no trouble packing your jogging stroller with all of these 
items plus the baby. If your portable beach umbrella comes with a carry case, 
just sling it over your shoulder. And when you reach the beach, don't forget 
it's easier to pull the stroller backwards through the sand than to try and 
push it.

Remember, babies get slippery when wet, so if you do venture into the surf with 
your babe, make sure to hold on tight and don't become distracted. Drowning is 
the most frequent cause of death for children under the age of five, so you can 
never be too prepared when it comes to water accidents. If you have not yet 
taken the Red Cross lifesaving course, it would be a good idea to take it 
before you head to the beach for the first time with you baby.

But with the proper planning and precautions, both you and your baby are sure 
to enjoy your trip to the beach!

Barb Dearing is an online writer specializing in family topics. She recommends 
the following site when shopping for fun beach accessories for you baby: 
http://babybeachgear.com
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