How long does it take to go to kindergarten without getting sick, and is there anyone who goes to ki

I don't think it's easy to get sick after a month of kindergarten because he's used to kindergarten life.

I don't know much about this, but I think it's better to pay more attention to it in normal times.

You can go to kindergarten after two days off.

The baby has a physical illness in daily life, first of all, the child's body temperature should be measured, the body temperature is lower than the degree, this situation can be reduced by physical cooling methods, you can use a warm wet towel to wipe the child's armpits and large blood vessels, which can play a role in physical cooling, and can also apply pediatric antipyretic patches, pasted on the child's brain, can also play a role in physical cooling.

If the body temperature exceeds the degree, this symptom is a state of high fever, first of all, the child should be given ibuprofen to reduce the fever, and at the same time, the child should be properly given warm water, which can effectively prevent dehydration. Then go to a regular hospital in a timely manner, find out the specific reason, follow the doctor's guidance, and actively cooperate**, at the same time, the child must ensure adequate sleep and rest, and pay more attention to keeping warm.

I remember when my son was young, I didn't have a clear understanding of the rules of various diseases as I do now, especially the child's illness, which was still in the groping stage, and my son went to kindergarten with either a cold, cough or leg pain. Slowly, I looked for a regularity, and paid attention to the children's daily diet arrangements posted at the entrance of the kindergarten every day, and the kindergarten is now very particular about diet.

It depends on what the disease is, if it is hand, foot and mouth, it is required to go 7 days after the illness is cured, and now our kindergarten stipulates that all fevers can only go after 3 days. Baby: If you are in good spirits and can eat and sleep, it's no problem to send it.

No, most of the babies who get sick are caused by bacterial and viral infections, so if you are less exposed to these, you will naturally get less sick.

That is to say, some babies are less likely to get sick, mostly because parents protect them too well, for example: the home is often cleaned and disinfected, and the baby is rarely allowed to go out, so the child will rarely come into contact with bacteria and viruses. Parents do this so that the baby's resistance is not exercised, resulting in the baby once the baby is going out or going to kindergarten, after frequent contact with bacteria and viruses, it will be more likely to get sick.

So, don't be too protective of your baby, it's very bad for boosting your baby's immunity. Open windows for ventilation every day, take preventive measures during the high incidence of epidemic infectious diseases, usually the baby has a small illness and small pain, do not be too nervous, and timely extensive maintenance is conducive to the enhancement and improvement of the baby's immunity.