Babies love these places, and the "hand and foot monster" also loves...

Some mothers describe that the baby's growth process is like the upgrade monster in the game, various viruses incarnate as "small monsters" invade the baby's body, in order to successfully upgrade to the next stage of growth, you must wear "defense armor", constantly upgrade equipment, and "virus monsters" to fight to the end.

After the eleventh long holiday, the "sacred beast returned to the cage", and the mothers finally did not have to be caused a headache by the "little monkeys" who were jumping around alive. But life is to climb out of one pit and jump into another...

Unexpectedly, in the golden autumn of October, a small peak of hand, foot and mouth disease was ushered in!

Generally speaking, the high incidence of hand,foot-and-mouth disease (HMA) is in April to October of each year, but in fact, the virus is all the time and everywhere, and there are two mothers who love to "walk their babies" every day, which requires special attention.

Hand-foot-mouth virus "drumming and flowering"

These "baby walking artifacts" = "spreading poison" hotbeds

You touch me and touch everyone touches —Bobo Pool

Thousands of colorful "ocean balls" converge into a huge wave pool, coupled with slides, trampolines and other children's play projects, children do not want to go when they come.

However, this kind of "ocean ball" that children like to play, you touch me and touch everyone is touching, and even stained with children's sweat and saliva, children are "white socks" in, "black socks" out, such a health hazard has properly become the "spreading paradise" of hand, foot and mouth virus.

You sit in me and everybody sits in – shake the car

Shake the car and walk everywhere in the community. The seemingly "harmless" and cute rocking car seems to have no health hazards. But in fact, public children's amusement facilities such as rocking cars are almost no one to maintain, let alone disinfect in time.

If a baby with hand-foot-and-mouth disease has been ridden, the virus remains in the rocker through close contact with the sick baby, and other babies may be cross-infected when used again.

Put on your baby's "defensive armor"

Defeat the "little monster" of hand, foot and mouth disease together

alert! The "little monster" of hand, foot and mouth disease is coming to invade the baby, and parents quickly put on the "defense armor" for the baby and upgrade the "equipment" to fight off the virus!

1. Make your baby fall in love with handwashing

Babies often run wildly everywhere, a pair of small hands love to touch everywhere, the hands must be full of bacteria. And the baby often grabs and eats with small hands, "the disease comes from the mouth", so it is easy to suffer from influenza, diarrhea, hand-foot-and-mouth disease, herpetic angina and so on. Therefore, it is necessary to let the baby develop good hygiene habits, and washing hands frequently can greatly reduce the probability of the baby getting sick.

Parents can prepare a bottle of children's foam hand sanitizer for their baby. The fun of foaming will make your baby obsessed with washing his hands, but finally remember to let your baby rinse his hands with water.

2. Hand-foot-and-mouth vaccine

Children over 6 months of age and under 5 years of age can be vaccinated against enterovirus type 71 (EV-A71). On the mainland, about 90% of HFMD deaths are due to this type of virus. And the younger the child, the greater the chance of severe hand-foot-and-mouth disease, so early vaccination is necessary, preferably before the child is 1 year old.

3. Enhance baby's protective power through nutrient absorption

The baby's own protection has been upgraded, what "virus monster" are you afraid of? And the killer skill that activates the protective power is not lactoferrin!

Lactoferrin, a core immune protein with the highest content in colostrum1,2, helps to enhance the baby's own cell combat ability, inhibit the growth of a variety of harmful bacteria, and consolidate and continuously improve the structure of the intestinal mucosa.