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]]>Before eating, wash potential flu germs off. Always wash the child’s hands after eating, sneezing, throwing out tissue. Teach the child to scrub in soapy water for about twenty seconds to wash off the germs that cause the flu.
A squirt in the nose or injection in the arm may prevent the flu. Taking medicine for the flu shortens the duration of the symptoms for one day. You cannot vaccinate a child against the common cold virus, but the colds only cause inconvenience. It can be managed.
Make it a habit in your home. It is the easiest way to pass the flu. Teach your toddler to avoid sharing cups or eating from the same popcorn bowl. It reduces the risk of spreading the germs.
Also, teach your kids to do the same thing. When you cough, do it in your arm, not your hands. This is only necessary if you don’t have a tissue on hand.
Stay away from areas that are breeding grounds for germs. Indoor playgrounds, bouncing castles, and ball pits. If you must visit such places, then ensure that they wash their hands from time to time.
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]]>Since babies under six months cannot receive flu shots, family members and caregivers should receive the shot if they can.
You can also breastfeed your baby to reduce her risk of contracting the flu. Breastfeeding enhances your baby’s immunity and fights off infections such as the flu.
Protect your baby by washing your hands often with water and soap. You do not need to use antibacterial soap for this purpose; regular soap works well.
Ensure that all areas and toys your baby handles are cleaned and sanitized regularly. Ensure that you discuss with your pediatrician about the safest cleaning agents for play areas.
Aside from washing your hands, you need to wash the baby’s hands regularly. Using soap is water is recommended. However, where this is not possible, get a hand sanitizer for kids older than one year. Kids younger than two can use a soaked paper towel or a wet wipe to clean the hands often.
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]]>The post How to Protect Your Toddler From the Flu appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.
]]>Before eating, wash potential flu germs off. Always wash the child’s hands after eating, sneezing, throwing out tissue. Teach the child to scrub in soapy water for about twenty seconds to wash off the germs that cause the flu.
A squirt in the nose or injection in the arm may prevent the flu. Taking medicine for the flu shortens the duration of the symptoms for one day. You cannot vaccinate a child against the common cold virus, but the colds only cause inconvenience. It can be managed.
Make it a habit in your home. It is the easiest way to pass the flu. Teach your toddler to avoid sharing cups or eating from the same popcorn bowl. It reduces the risk of spreading the germs.
Also, teach your kids to do the same thing. When you cough, do it in your arm, not your hands. This is only necessary if you don’t have a tissue on hand.
Stay away from areas that are breeding grounds for germs. Indoor playgrounds, bouncing castles, and ball pits. If you must visit such places, then ensure that they wash their hands from time to time.
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]]>The post Flu Prevention Tip for Newborns appeared first on ourdailybaby.com.
]]>Since babies under six months cannot receive flu shots, family members and caregivers should receive the shot if they can.
You can also breastfeed your baby to reduce her risk of contracting the flu. Breastfeeding enhances your baby’s immunity and fights off infections such as the flu.
Protect your baby by washing your hands often with water and soap. You do not need to use antibacterial soap for this purpose; regular soap works well.
Ensure that all areas and toys your baby handles are cleaned and sanitized regularly. Ensure that you discuss with your pediatrician about the safest cleaning agents for play areas.
Aside from washing your hands, you need to wash the baby’s hands regularly. Using soap is water is recommended. However, where this is not possible, get a hand sanitizer for kids older than one year. Kids younger than two can use a soaked paper towel or a wet wipe to clean the hands often.
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