Monsoon Tips for your baby || Budding Star

The long awaited monsoon is finally here! So here are Few Monsoon Tips for Baby which can easily ensure that he not only enjoys the monsoons but stays healthy too…!

Healthy diet:
Boost your kid’s Immunity by including almonds and nuts, curd, soup and home cooked food only. Avoid Street food!
Boiled water:
Make your child drink plenty of boiled water to prevent dehydration. Carry water bottle when going out!
Personal Hygiene:
Ask your kid to Sanitize his hands before & after meals.
Clothes & Footwear:
Dress you child in loose clothes made of light cotton. For footwear- Synthetic chappals & Gumboots are ideal for child.
Foot Care:
Kid’s feet, shoes and socks must be kept dry and clean. Get him used to wearing slippers or socks inside the house.
Cold & Flu:
Avoid taking your baby out for long during this season as their immunity isn’t strong and they are more prone to cold and flu.
Cleanliness:
Keep your child’s room clean and dry. Maintain normal room temperature in their rooms.
No Nail Biting:
Prevent your child from biting his nails as this will cause him to ingest any infection that may be on his hands.
Kids Gear:
Get your kid colorful umbrella, fancy raincoat to make him stay away from getting drenched!
Hot water Bath:
Give kid a hot bath if he gets drenched in the rain.
Mosquito-Proof:
Use mosquito’s nets in the kid’s room instead of mosquito coils. Keep surroundings clean!
Vaccination:
Some flu vaccines available in the market which may be given before the monsoon starts but always take your doctor’s advice.

So, now that you know of these simple Monsoon tips for baby which can protect him/her from any untoward illnesses this monsoon, we are sure that you will let him/her jump in as many puddles as he/she wants!

Happy Monsoon..!!!

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