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Some parents have interesting beliefs, dont they?

No judgment; you do you!

Because most of the time, these quirky ideas are harmless.

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But when they cross the line into a dangerous territory, its a different story.

Like one Redditorsexwho decided modern medicine is a scam, saying sunscreen is more dangerous than the actual sun.

According to her, sunscreen causes cancer, and she has banned their 7-year-old daughter from using it.

Man in sunglasses pondering near the waterfront under a sunny blue sky, emphasizing concerns about sunscreen and cancer.

Now, any rational person would tell you thatAussie summersare brutal.

The UV index is so intense that standing outside unprotected is basically a one-way ticket to Sunburn City.

It was so bad that even the grandparents were threatening to call child services.

Text about sunscreen debate in Australia, mother claims sunscreen causes cancer, affecting daughter’s sun exposure.

And what did mom have to say about it?

I told you to stay in the shade.

I dont know about you, but Id be furious at this point.

Text discussing opinions on sunscreen and sun tanning, mentioning beach proximity and influence from a partner.

And so was our dad.

Hats and shade help, sure, but theyre not a magic force field.

Communication, consistency, and picking your battles wisely.

Family sunbathing on the beach, children and woman in swimsuits without sunscreen under the bright sun.

So, whats next for our dad?

The sun doesnt play around, and neither should parents when it comes to protecting their kids.

What do you think of this story?

Text exchange discussing sunscreen cancer claims, daughter sunburn, and beach precautions.

Have you ever dealt with a co-parent with unusual beliefs?

Drop your thoughts below!

Check out the results:

Text discussing concerns over sunscreen and cancer, with daughter sunburned at water park.

Back of a woman with sunburn lines, suggesting exposure under the Aussie sun without sunscreen.

Text conversation about sunscreen, cancer concerns, and tanning choices discussed.

Text discussing sunscreen use and safety concerns for a daughter under the Australian sun.

Text on image expressing concern over daughter’s well-being and stress from sunscreen beliefs.

Text reading “Reddit, please help me. What can I do?

Woman applying sunscreen on leg under the sunny sky, holding yellow bottle.

Comment suggesting mineral sunblock as a sunscreen alternative, with positive response discussing sun exposure and cancer concerns.

Reddit comment discussing cancer causes, mentioning sun exposure.

Comments joking about sunscreen and sun exposure solutions under the Australian sun.

Reddit comment discussing sunscreen beliefs and potential harm, with a reply confirming assumptions about the mother’s views.

Reddit comment discussing concerns over children’s health and sunscreen, mentioning McDonald’s.

Discussion on sunscreen and cancer risk, questioning ingredients and beliefs.

Reddit discussion on sunscreen and sun protection, addressing misconceptions about sunscreen and sun damage beliefs.

Comments discussing sunscreen, sun protection suggestions, and concerns over beliefs about sunscreen causing cancer.

Dad Furious As Ex Lets Their Child Get Sunburned Over Her Partner’s Bizarre Sunscreen Conspiracy

Discussion on child safety under the Aussie sun, highlighting skin cancer risks.

Reddit comment discussing the necessity of sunscreen for children in all climates.