This sunscreen is nearly identical to Coppertone’s Kids Quick Cover Lotion Spray SPF 50, and the same review applies: a good, basic, in-part avobenzone sunscreen lotion that is water-resistant, not waterproof, as claimed. Please do not make the mistake of applying this to your child’s skin and then not reapplying it after he or she swims for a period of time. This is absolutely not a mild, non-irritating formula as claimed! The active ingredients have the potential to sting or cause other types of sensitizing reactions on anyone’s skin, regardless of age.We wouldn’t apply this on an infant, and any pediatrician that advises otherwise hasn’t done their homework when it comes to babies and the need for gentle sunscreen formulas. A mineral-based sunscreen whose only active ingredients are titanium dioxide or zinc oxide is distinctly preferred for use on babies.