It is a common problem that children do not pay attention to personal hygiene, which may be due to their young age, lack of self-hygiene awareness, or lack of guidance of hygiene habits. Don't worry, here are some simple ways to help children develop good personal hygiene habits.

Wash your hands often to keep healthy.

Hand washing is the first line of defense to prevent the spread of bacteria. Tell children to wash their hands before meals, after defecation and when they come home. Set up convenient hand washing facilities at home, so that they can develop the habit of washing their hands frequently.

Operation tooth protection, from now on

Teach children the correct way to brush their teeth, choose the right toothpaste and toothbrush, and let them have a fresh smile every day.

Clean the environment and grow healthily

Keep the house clean and tidy, especially the kitchen, bathroom and children's bedroom, and reduce the environment where bacteria breed.

Cultivate self-protection consciousness

Teach children the importance of personal hygiene to health, such as not sharing personal belongings with others and avoiding playing in unsanitary places.

Communication barrier-free

Talk to children more, understand their health habits, and correct bad behaviors in time.