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How Do I Keep My Child Hydrated During Fever And Diarrhea? Are you looking for practical advice on how to keep your child properly hydrated during episodes of fever and diarrhea? In this informative video, we'll share essential tips to help you support your child's recovery and prevent dehydration. We’ll cover the importance of offering small, frequent sips of fluids and explain why using an oral rehydration solution is the best choice for replacing lost electrolytes. You'll learn about appropriate fluid amounts based on your child's age, including how to manage hydration for infants, toddlers, and older children. We’ll also discuss what to do if your child is vomiting, including techniques to give fluids safely and gradually increase intake. Additionally, we’ll provide guidance on what foods to offer once your child begins to tolerate fluids better, and which drinks to avoid, such as fruit juices and sodas, that can worsen symptoms. Recognizing signs of dehydration is vital, and we’ll explain what symptoms to watch for and when to seek medical help. We also emphasize the importance of good hygiene practices to prevent infection spread. Whether you're a parent, caregiver, or guardian, understanding these strategies can help your child recover comfortably and safely. Subscribe to our channel for more helpful advice on children’s health and wellness.

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