An amber warning has been issued for London this week, as the capital experiences its fourth heatwave of the summer.

The health warning is in place in London from 9am on Tuesday to 6pm on Wednesday, along with parts of the Midlands and the South East.

It’s expected to get as hot as 34C in parts of west London on Tuesday, raising health risks for vulnerable people.

During very hot weather, babies and young children are particularly vulnerable to health risks including dehydration, heat exhaustion, heatstroke and sunburn.

Here’s a guide to keeping your baby safe during the hot weather:

Sun protection

Infant skin is more sensitive to the sun, so taking measures to avoid direct sunlight is essential. However, sun safety measures differ depending on the age of your child.

According

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