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I have a 6 day old infant, when is the best time to walk them outside to get some sun? concerned that her immune system is still too low...
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Sun times: The best times are usually early to mid-morning or later in the evening. The sun is a good source of vitamin d and the walking is good exercise. Good health.
Answered 11/27/2017
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