Isolate them to a different area:<\/strong><\/h6>\nOne of the first things you should do is to isolate the little one from the rest of the family. Don’t worry, it’s not as daunting as it sounds! Just keep the kiddo in a separate room if possible, to limit their contact with others and give some distance. You can even make it fun by letting them choose their favorite movies or books to keep them entertained while they recover. If you don\u2019t have a lot of space, you can make them a separate cozy nook or fort in a corner to give some separation, they\u2019ll think it\u2019s fun!<\/li>\n
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Practice good hygiene<\/strong>:<\/h6>\nEncourage good hygiene habits in the family, like hand-washing and covering coughs and sneezes. Make sure your family is disposing of their tissues properly.<\/li>\n
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\u00a0Label items at home:<\/strong><\/h6>\nMake sure everyone has their own hand towel and avoid sharing personal items like toothbrushes, cups, and utensils. We recommend this Split Name Label Pack<\/a>, it may seem weird to have labels in your home, but it\u2019s a huge benefit when it comes to sharing \u2013 say goodbye to siblings fighting over who\u2019s is who. Plus, labeling toothbrushes, hand towels, kids’ cups, and water bottles means that they\u2019re not sharing. It\u2019s too easy at home to forget about germy mix-ups but it can often be the easiest way to spread germs!<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/mabelslabels.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/11\/split-name-LP.png\")
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Disinfect frequently:<\/strong><\/h6>\nDisinfect surfaces that the sick person comes into contact with. Use a wipe or a spray every few hours to disinfect. Remember that cleaning and disinfecting are two different things<\/a>. When someone is sick, you need to clean daily and disinfect every few hours.<\/p>\nMake sure to disinfect these frequently touched items in your home:<\/h6>\n
-Shared tablets or phones
\n-door knobs
\n-remote control
\n-game consoles and controllers
\n-Door knobs
\n-light switches
\n-fridge handle
\n-cupboard handles
\n-counters and fixtures
\n-lamps
\n-hard chairs backs<\/li>\n
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Keep the air clean<\/strong>:<\/h6>\nUse a humidifier to keep the air moist, which can help prevent the spread of germs. You can also open windows to let in fresh air and improve ventilation throughout the house.<\/li>\n
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Boost the immune system:<\/strong><\/h6>\nEncourage everyone in the family to eat a healthy diet, get plenty of rest, and stay hydrated. Consider adding immune-boosting supplements like vitamin C or echinacea to your family’s diet.<\/li>\n
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Stay home<\/strong>:<\/h6>\nKeep sick children home from school or daycare until they have fully recovered. This will help prevent the spread of illness to other children and their families, why put another family through the same misery!?<\/p>\n
Make sure you\u2019re labeling all their items at daycare<\/a> so you can help the daycare center limit the spread of germs and limit the amount of illness coming home! Here are more ways to label for daycare<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Practice good hygiene<\/strong>:<\/h6>\nEncourage good hygiene habits in the family, like hand-washing and covering coughs and sneezes. Make sure your family is disposing of their tissues properly.<\/li>\n
- \n
\u00a0Label items at home:<\/strong><\/h6>\nMake sure everyone has their own hand towel and avoid sharing personal items like toothbrushes, cups, and utensils. We recommend this Split Name Label Pack<\/a>, it may seem weird to have labels in your home, but it\u2019s a huge benefit when it comes to sharing \u2013 say goodbye to siblings fighting over who\u2019s is who. Plus, labeling toothbrushes, hand towels, kids’ cups, and water bottles means that they\u2019re not sharing. It\u2019s too easy at home to forget about germy mix-ups but it can often be the easiest way to spread germs!<\/p>\n<\/a><\/li>\n- \n
Disinfect frequently:<\/strong><\/h6>\nDisinfect surfaces that the sick person comes into contact with. Use a wipe or a spray every few hours to disinfect. Remember that cleaning and disinfecting are two different things<\/a>. When someone is sick, you need to clean daily and disinfect every few hours.<\/p>\nMake sure to disinfect these frequently touched items in your home:<\/h6>\n
-Shared tablets or phones
\n-door knobs
\n-remote control
\n-game consoles and controllers
\n-Door knobs
\n-light switches
\n-fridge handle
\n-cupboard handles
\n-counters and fixtures
\n-lamps
\n-hard chairs backs<\/li>\n
- \n
Keep the air clean<\/strong>:<\/h6>\nUse a humidifier to keep the air moist, which can help prevent the spread of germs. You can also open windows to let in fresh air and improve ventilation throughout the house.<\/li>\n
- \n
Boost the immune system:<\/strong><\/h6>\nEncourage everyone in the family to eat a healthy diet, get plenty of rest, and stay hydrated. Consider adding immune-boosting supplements like vitamin C or echinacea to your family’s diet.<\/li>\n
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Stay home<\/strong>:<\/h6>\nKeep sick children home from school or daycare until they have fully recovered. This will help prevent the spread of illness to other children and their families, why put another family through the same misery!?<\/p>\n
Make sure you\u2019re labeling all their items at daycare<\/a> so you can help the daycare center limit the spread of germs and limit the amount of illness coming home! Here are more ways to label for daycare<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
\u00a0Label items at home:<\/strong><\/h6>\nMake sure everyone has their own hand towel and avoid sharing personal items like toothbrushes, cups, and utensils. We recommend this Split Name Label Pack<\/a>, it may seem weird to have labels in your home, but it\u2019s a huge benefit when it comes to sharing \u2013 say goodbye to siblings fighting over who\u2019s is who. Plus, labeling toothbrushes, hand towels, kids’ cups, and water bottles means that they\u2019re not sharing. It\u2019s too easy at home to forget about germy mix-ups but it can often be the easiest way to spread germs!<\/p>\n<\/a><\/li>\n- \n
Disinfect frequently:<\/strong><\/h6>\nDisinfect surfaces that the sick person comes into contact with. Use a wipe or a spray every few hours to disinfect. Remember that cleaning and disinfecting are two different things<\/a>. When someone is sick, you need to clean daily and disinfect every few hours.<\/p>\nMake sure to disinfect these frequently touched items in your home:<\/h6>\n
-Shared tablets or phones
\n-door knobs
\n-remote control
\n-game consoles and controllers
\n-Door knobs
\n-light switches
\n-fridge handle
\n-cupboard handles
\n-counters and fixtures
\n-lamps
\n-hard chairs backs<\/li>\n
- \n
Keep the air clean<\/strong>:<\/h6>\nUse a humidifier to keep the air moist, which can help prevent the spread of germs. You can also open windows to let in fresh air and improve ventilation throughout the house.<\/li>\n
- \n
Boost the immune system:<\/strong><\/h6>\nEncourage everyone in the family to eat a healthy diet, get plenty of rest, and stay hydrated. Consider adding immune-boosting supplements like vitamin C or echinacea to your family’s diet.<\/li>\n
- \n
Stay home<\/strong>:<\/h6>\nKeep sick children home from school or daycare until they have fully recovered. This will help prevent the spread of illness to other children and their families, why put another family through the same misery!?<\/p>\n
Make sure you\u2019re labeling all their items at daycare<\/a> so you can help the daycare center limit the spread of germs and limit the amount of illness coming home! Here are more ways to label for daycare<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
Disinfect surfaces that the sick person comes into contact with. Use a wipe or a spray every few hours to disinfect. Remember that cleaning and disinfecting are two different things<\/a>. When someone is sick, you need to clean daily and disinfect every few hours.<\/p>\n -Shared tablets or phones Use a humidifier to keep the air moist, which can help prevent the spread of germs. You can also open windows to let in fresh air and improve ventilation throughout the house.<\/li>\n Encourage everyone in the family to eat a healthy diet, get plenty of rest, and stay hydrated. Consider adding immune-boosting supplements like vitamin C or echinacea to your family’s diet.<\/li>\n Keep sick children home from school or daycare until they have fully recovered. This will help prevent the spread of illness to other children and their families, why put another family through the same misery!?<\/p>\n Make sure you\u2019re labeling all their items at daycare<\/a> so you can help the daycare center limit the spread of germs and limit the amount of illness coming home! Here are more ways to label for daycare<\/a>.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/a><\/li>\nDisinfect frequently:<\/strong><\/h6>\n
Make sure to disinfect these frequently touched items in your home:<\/h6>\n
\n-door knobs
\n-remote control
\n-game consoles and controllers
\n-Door knobs
\n-light switches
\n-fridge handle
\n-cupboard handles
\n-counters and fixtures
\n-lamps
\n-hard chairs backs<\/li>\nKeep the air clean<\/strong>:<\/h6>\n
Boost the immune system:<\/strong><\/h6>\n
Stay home<\/strong>:<\/h6>\n
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