A cold is one of the most common illnesses in winter or the rainy season that both adults and children get easily caught. Revealing cold room tips for babies right away!
1 / Wash your hands clean
The hand is the most "dangerous" part of the body, because it is the "character" that mediates bacteria to attack the child's immune system. Therefore, most of all, mothers must always remind and help the baby to keep hands clean.
Mom remember to guide the baby to wash his hands properly
Washing your hands after going to the toilet and before eating is a constant rule, but in the winter, no matter how cold it is, you should increase the frequency of washing your child's hands. Note do not rinse with cold water first, but must use hand sanitizer regularly throughout the day. With children going to school, mothers can equip their children with a hygienic alcohol solution for their children to wash their hands during class time.
Teaching your baby “techniques” to wash hands is also very important. Without the mother by her side, the children just wash through the speaker with water and do other things indifferently. Mother should strictly remind children to always wash with soap, rub their hands back and forth, alternating fingers until the foam forms more, it takes at least 20-30 seconds to complete the "task". Furthermore, after every sneezing, coughing or blowing nose or contacting someone who has signs of a cold, parents must wash their hands immediately to avoid spreading the disease to their baby.
Do you know how to wash your hands properly? Hand washing is always something "known, hard, said forever" but "easy said, made difficult". And did you wash your hands properly?
2 / Sneeze properly
Adults often use their hands to cover their mouths when yawning, coughing or sneezing. In fact, this is a bad way at all, because you indirectly create a favorable environment for bacteria to spread throughout the body, increasing the risk of cold season infection . Instead, teach children and also change their own habits when sneezing: Use your arms to cover instead of hands.
Only baby sneeze into my mother's arm!
3 / Flu shot
Many mothers ignore the flu vaccination for children. Mothers think that injections or not in the end are still at risk for a cold. In fact, the flu vaccine does not protect your baby against the common cold viruses. Instead, it is the perfect "weapon" to avoid other dangerous complications caused by the influenza virus.
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