Every parent and teacher prioritize to keep kids healthy and safe in school. In this blog post we will discuss healthy habits and reduces risks by supporting hand washing, healthy eating, and online safety. Fire, road, cough, and sneeze manners, and emergency plans are also covered. By implementing these measures parents and teachers can make learning …
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Children are frequently affected by chickenpox, a viral infection. Most chickenpox cases are mild, but the scars left behind can be uncomfortable and embarrassing for children. We will discuss natural remedies, over-the-counter treatments, and medical procedures for removing chickenpox scars in children. Table Of Contents: Understanding Chickenpox Scars Natural Remedies for Removing Chickenpox Scars Over-the-Counter …
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Monkeypox in children is a rare viral disease. It is similar to smallpox but less severe. Monkeypox is mainly found in Central and West Africa. it is transmitted by direct contact with infected animals or people. Table Of Contents: Causes of Monkeypox in Children Monkeypox in children is caused by the monkeypox virus. It is …
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Measles is highly contagious viral disease that spreads quickly. Children who are not vaccinated against measles can easily get the disease. If your child is suffering from measles, you must follow some measles isolation precautions to prevent the spread of the disease. In this blog, we will explain the measles isolation precautions. What is the …
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Introduction Pink eye (Conjunctivitis) is a common eye problem in children. The pathophysiology involves conjunctiva inflammation that covers the eye’s white part. Pink eye (Conjunctivitis) in children is caused by • Bacteria • Viruses • Allergies American Academy of Pediatrics research indicated that 1% of U.S. children visit hospitals for conjunctivitis. Pediatric conjunctivitis is 30% …
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During episodes of diarrhea, children become more vulnerable to dehydration. So, it is more important for parents and caregivers to maintain adequate hydration levels. According to Global Nutrition Report 2020, around 20% of children under 5-year age are stunted. The reason behind might be chronic dehydration and malnutrition. Dehydration in children results when more fluid …
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