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]]>It’s almost a quirky cliche at this point, but you really can build antibodies by being exposed to unsanitary things. Obviously, we’re not recommending that you should put your baby in harm’s way. The last thing you want is for them to get sick. However, there’s another side to the coin that’s equally detrimental.
It’s so common nowadays for helicopter parents to overprotect their children from grime and dirt, believing that Purell needs to be rubbed all over every little thing their baby touches. It’s good to feel protective, but you also want your child to grow up with a strong immune system. If you make it a habit of protecting them from every little thing, they may find themselves actually having a harder time coping with those things when they’re older.
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]]>Ultimately, going to the child’s dermatologist is the obvious solution if you feel like something’s going wrong with your kid’s skin. If you’re seeing constant flare-ups, the dermatologist will be able to expertly identify exactly what’s going on, whether it’s eczema or something more mild. In any case, they’ll prescribe the proper medication to fix the issue and you won’t have to worry about it.
However, if your baby or child doesn’t break out too often, a dermatologist consultation might not be necessary. If you’re only seeing mild symptoms, and it only happens occasionally, you may be able to treat it with basic lotions or ointments such as Aquaphor, Vaseline, Tubby Todd, or countless others. The good news is that many of these “one size fits all” type lotions can help in a wide variety of scenarios.
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]]>The post How Your Baby Can Build Immunity Antibodies appeared first on parentztalk.com.
]]>It’s almost a quirky cliche at this point, but you really can build antibodies by being exposed to unsanitary things. Obviously, we’re not recommending that you should put your baby in harm’s way. The last thing you want is for them to get sick. However, there’s another side to the coin that’s equally detrimental.
It’s so common nowadays for helicopter parents to overprotect their children from grime and dirt, believing that Purell needs to be rubbed all over every little thing their baby touches. It’s good to feel protective, but you also want your child to grow up with a strong immune system. If you make it a habit of protecting them from every little thing, they may find themselves actually having a harder time coping with those things when they’re older.
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]]>The post What To Do If Your Child Gets Rashes appeared first on parentztalk.com.
]]>Ultimately, going to the child’s dermatologist is the obvious solution if you feel like something’s going wrong with your kid’s skin. If you’re seeing constant flare-ups, the dermatologist will be able to expertly identify exactly what’s going on, whether it’s eczema or something more mild. In any case, they’ll prescribe the proper medication to fix the issue and you won’t have to worry about it.
However, if your baby or child doesn’t break out too often, a dermatologist consultation might not be necessary. If you’re only seeing mild symptoms, and it only happens occasionally, you may be able to treat it with basic lotions or ointments such as Aquaphor, Vaseline, Tubby Todd, or countless others. The good news is that many of these “one size fits all” type lotions can help in a wide variety of scenarios.
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