Monday, May 20, 2013
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1. Encourage Healthy School Habits
[MOMS]
Let's face it: Kids in close quarters like classrooms are going to spread all kinds of germs to one another, right? Probably, but when you encourage healthful habits, kids tend to miss less school because of illnesses they've passed on to one another. The top illnesses that keep kids home are colds, stomach viruses and pinkeye, all of which can be prevented with proper hand washing, according to the Centers for Disease Control and... Read More
Let's face it: Kids in close quarters like classrooms are going to spread all kinds of germs to one another, right? Probably, but when you encourage healthful habits, kids tend to miss less school because of illnesses they've passed on to one another. The top illnesses that keep kids home are colds, stomach viruses and pinkeye, all of which can be prevented with proper hand washing, according to the Centers for Disease Control and... Read More
2. Handling Other People's Sick Kids
[MOMS]
Sick and tired of having kids who are sick and tired? Face it, all of the hand sanitizer in the world isn't going to protect your child from the big bad germs out there all the time. There's nothing more frustrating than sending your child on a playdate only to find out that your child's play pal has the creeping crud or some unthinkable stomach virus that's likely to blow through your entire household like Grant blew through Richmond.... Read More
Sick and tired of having kids who are sick and tired? Face it, all of the hand sanitizer in the world isn't going to protect your child from the big bad germs out there all the time. There's nothing more frustrating than sending your child on a playdate only to find out that your child's play pal has the creeping crud or some unthinkable stomach virus that's likely to blow through your entire household like Grant blew through Richmond.... Read More
3. Germ-Fighting Baby Gear Everybody Should Have
[MOMS]
As a new parent, the thought of your young child being exposed to germs can be downright frightening. While there are no guarantees that your little one won't get sick, there are steps you can take to reduce the risk. It's all about investing in the right protection. For example, did you know that the grocery cart has more bacteria on it than the toilet seat in a public restroom? According to researchers, it's one of the biggest risk... Read More
As a new parent, the thought of your young child being exposed to germs can be downright frightening. While there are no guarantees that your little one won't get sick, there are steps you can take to reduce the risk. It's all about investing in the right protection. For example, did you know that the grocery cart has more bacteria on it than the toilet seat in a public restroom? According to researchers, it's one of the biggest risk... Read More
