The weather is dry in autumn and winter. For Bao Mei with delicate skin, high respiratory rate and underdeveloped renal function, the conditioning of drinking water and diet is particularly important. Incorrect eating habits may cause various diseases. In order for parents with children in the United States to better protect their children's health, we especially share some knowledge about the prevention of common infectious diseases in winter.

Tips for nosebleeds

In autumn and winter, the climate is dry and the sun is strong. Mabel is prone to nosebleeds. Remember to let children drink more water, stay away from fried and spicy food, and eat more clean food! In addition, avoid children's injuries, especially nose injuries. Once the child is found to have a nosebleed, quickly press the bleeding nose with your fingers. Please see a doctor in time when there is much bleeding. At the same time, educate children not to pick their noses!

Nursing guide for infantile diarrhea

When babies have diarrhea, make sure they drink enough water to prevent dehydration. Drinking more water helps to expel bacteria and viruses from the body. Oral rehydration salts can also be used to prevent and treat mild and moderate dehydration. At the same time, pay attention to nursing the baby's little ass to prevent urinary tract infection. If accompanied by a high fever, help the baby to reduce the fever first. Diarrhea babies should be isolated. Parents should wash their hands carefully before and after feeding their babies to avoid cross-infection, keep them clean and prevent secondary infection.