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Useful accessories to protect them from the sun

May 25, 2012
Broadstone Pop up sun shelter

If your child wants to play out of the sun or sit outside without being blinded, we advise you to try the Broadstone pop up sun shelter to protect them and offer them a nice place in the shade so they can cool off at their pace.

Available at Canadian Tire.

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