Suggest to keep happy in this summer's amusement park

So, before you pack up your kids, we have some tips that will make everyone laugh. The best way to keep the park fun is to be prepared. The first is sun protection.

"You want to make sure they have a hat, plus or minus sunglasses, sunscreen," said Dr. Richard, along with children from the Cleveland Clinic.

Therefore, doctors recommend using a broad-spectrum sunscreen with at least 30 SPF. Moisturizing is also very important.

"Test the water, or even just a sports drink to make sure you replace the electrolyte," Dr. said.

Be sure to avoid carbonated drinks if you dip in the rotating ride or dip.

"When you drink, you will inflate a little bit, when you feel your stomach moving to move up and down the hill, when you are sick," so the doctor said.

If you like to ride a roller coaster, it's best to scream on the road.

"If you have a tummy bubble, you bloated, if your screams go all the way down, it may release a bubble, and it may make you a little sick from the start," so the doctor said.

If you are uncomfortable with a squat spine, please come back.

"If you make a small roundabout it may reset the semicircular canal to a more normal plane in your ear, and you may not feel dizzy spinning like this," so the doctor said.

Remember, the park needs to go very far, so be sure to wear children's sports shoes and socks to prevent foot fatigue and waterlogging. So doctors added that you should avoid simulators for roller coasters and rides if you already know about neck, back or head problems. Sometimes these rides can make you lose your posture and can quickly move your neck from one side to the other.