July 13, 2022
By Mekhala Joshi
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Use insect repellents to keep mosquitoes away from your child. Avoiding areas where mosquitoes cluster, such as still water or stagnant pools of water, will also be helpful.
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Monsoon is known for water-born diseases. Make sure your child is drinking water that has been boiled that will kill the germs and is stored in a covered vessel.
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Homemade food should be prioritised! While eating outside, avoid peeled fruit and ice cubes in drinks to keep your child safe from contaminated food.
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Ensure that your child wears the appropriate footwear so they do not slip while playing in the rain. It also protects your child from infections in the rainwater.
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Cooking balanced meals to boost immunity against cough, cold, and other infections is important. Make sure to buy grocery items like vegetables, fruits, and meat only from trusted, reliable vendors.
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Cleanliness plays a crucial role in monsoon safety. Carry a sanitiser wherever you go, and encourage your child to wash their hands and feet after entering the home.
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We all strive to keep our home clean, but during monsoon season, we need to carefully monitor the house for pests, breeding spots for mosquitoes, leakage, etc. Regular pest control will surely help.
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Do not ignore or sideline mild cough or fever during the monsoon season. Contact your family physician when needed.
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