- VaccinationsGet your child vaccinated against common illnesses before the winter season starts.
- HydrationChildren lose water through their skin and breath in dry air, so make sure they drink enough fluids.
- Hand hygieneTeach your child to wash their hands properly after coming home from outside. You can also use hand sanitizer.
- Breathable clothingDress your child in soft, breathable clothing made from natural, baby-safe fibers. Babies should wear one more layer than you do.
- MoisturizingApply moisturizer to your child's skin at least two to three times a day.
- SunscreenApply SPF 15 or higher to your child's face if they'll be outside for a long time. Snow can reflect up to 80% of the sun's UV rays.
- BathingGive your child a lukewarm bath that's no longer than five minutes. Gently pat them dry after the bath.
- Fresh air and sunlightLet your child spend time outdoors to get fresh air and sunlight.
- Stress managementCreate a supportive environment to help your child manage stress. Chronic stress can impact immunity.
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