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Wearing Sunscreen

Our social story on sunscreen covers the importance of protecting oneself from the sun for autistic kiddos who might find it overstimulating.

Wearing Sunscreen: During the summer we spend a lot of time outside enjoying the sun! Before heading outside, it is important I first put on my sunscreen. Whether we are riding bikes, swimming, or playing in the park, sunscreen will protect my skin so I can play all day long. Without sunscreen, the sun can burn my skin. Sunburns can turn my skin red and be very itchy. To apply sunscreen, I have to rub it on my skin. This layer of sunscreen will keep me safe from the bright sun. I need to add a layer on every part of my body that the sun touches to avoid a sunburn. This includes my face, arms, and legs. I am also careful to avoid my eyes. If I need help putting on sunscreen, I can always ask an adult.Download Now!

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