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The best way to help your child recover is to allow them to rest at home since this will help their body fight the illness. Offer your child ample amounts of fluids to avoid dehydration. If they dont want to drink water, ice blocks or soup are good alternatives.
Looking after a sick child Keep the room airy without being draughty. Give your child plenty to drink. Try to give your child time for quiet games, stories, company and comfort. Sick children get very tired and need plenty of rest. Never fall asleep with a sick baby on the sofa with you, even if youre both exhausted.
A daycare sick policy is essential to running a successful childcare business. Not only does it protect childrens health by preventing the spread of illness, but it also helps maintain a safe and healthy environment for your staff, who work closely with young children all day.
Prioritize Rest and Comfort When a child is sick, their body needs ample rest to recover. Ensure they have a comfortable and quiet environment, soft bedding, and appropriate room temperature. Encourage them to sleep and nap as needed, as rest is crucial for healing.
Colds are so common that if kids stayed home every time they had one, theyd never graduate. Its all right to send them to school with a case of the sniffles as long as they follow some tips to keep from spreading their germs. Teach your child to wash their hands frequently, and ways to sneeze to avoid other people.
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If your baby is vomiting, carry on breastfeeding or giving them milk feeds. If they seem dehydrated, theyll need extra fluids. Children who are vomiting should keep taking small sips of clear fluid, such as water or clear broth. Fruit juice and fizzy drinks should be avoided until theyre feeling better.
a sick child will need plenty of fluids dont worry about food for the first day or so unless they want it. try to keep them company with some quiet games and stories. sick children need plenty of rest, so encourage them to doze off whenever they need to reading them a quiet story might help.
The below illnesses dont require day care exclusion: Common colds (though you will probably be asked to get your child tested for COVID-19 to rule that out, since the symptoms are similar to those of the common cold in little ones) Ear infections. Runny nose.

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