Infant protection, these points should be paid attention to

The current domestic epidemic prevention and control situation is complicated and severe

Parents are also worried about children at home

Infants under 3 years old

There is no new crown virus vaccine

For this immune blank

How to protect it?

What are the habits of parents to pay attention to?

Let's take a look together ~

#1

Parents, guardians, or caregivers should do personal protection when looking at young children, pay attention to personal hygiene habits, do daily health monitoring, wear masks, do hand hygiene, maintain social distance, do not sneeze, cough, etc. at children.

#2

Baby and young daily necessities are used alone. Parents, guardians, or caregivers should cultivate children to develop good hygiene habits, including hard -to -hand, do not touch, do not eat hands, do not dig nostrils, and do not rub their eyes.

#3

Parents, guardians, guardians, fellow residences, and service staff who provide services to infants should be vaccinated throughout the process, which is both to protect themselves and protect their children.

#4

In infants and young children with respiratory diseases, try to reduce going out as much as possible. If you need to go out, you should wear a mask correctly.

#5

Reduce gathering, including simplifying personal schedule, trying to avoid densely crowded public places and closed spaces, reducing the risk of infection. Try to shorten the time for children to take a clinic or vaccine in the hospital, and wash their hands in time after returning home.

#6

Before going out, parents, guardians or caregivers planned the itinerary reasonably, and chose to play with few people and good ventilation; when going out, avoid letting children touch the surface of the public object directly with their hands, and wash their hands in time after touching.

#7

Parents, guardians or caregivers should guide children to pay attention to using eye hygiene and do myopia prevention and control. Proper scientific movement, balance nutritional diet, arrange schedules, and improve the body's immunity.

#8

When parents, guardians, caregivers, and staff who serve infants and young children have symptoms such as fever, dry cough, sore throat, etc., try to avoid direct contact with the child.

#9

Children's rooms are kept tidy, and new air volumes are guaranteed by opening the door and open windows in a timely manner; avoid staying in the air -conditioned room for a long time.

#10

During the epidemic epidemic, parents, guardians or caregivers and staff members serve infants should cooperate with the local epidemic prevention requirements.

For children's health

We work together!

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