Protecting Children’s Health During Winters is Our Priority” – With Proper Care and Precautions at EMC Cradle, We Can Keep Kids Healthy!

The winter season can be particularly challenging for children as their bodies are more vulnerable during this time. Cold weather makes their skin and respiratory systems more sensitive, which increases the risk of illnesses like colds, coughs, flu, and bronchitis. Additionally, the cold winds and humidity in the air can weaken their immune system, making them more susceptible to viral and bacterial infections. Special care is essential during this season to ensure children’s health remains unaffected. Pediatrician Dr. Garima and Director Mrs. Samiksha Arora from EMC Cradle have urged for increased awareness on this issue.

Dr. Garima stated, “Children’s health requires special attention during winters. The combination of external cold and indoor humidity can affect their skin and respiratory system. They are more prone to common ailments like colds and fevers. To protect them, it’s important to dress them in warm clothes and keep their skin hydrated. Additionally, parents should encourage children to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated during this season.”

Mrs. Samiksha Arora added, “At EMC Cradle, we are always vigilant about children’s health and safety. During winters, parents should avoid letting children play outdoors, especially when the air is too cold or polluted. While spending more time indoors, it’s crucial to ensure that children maintain physical activities such as light exercise, running, and playing.”

Dr. Garima also emphasized the importance of a nutritious diet. She recommended giving children fresh fruits, vegetables, and warm beverages like soups, milk, and ginger-tulsi tea. These not only keep them healthy but also strengthen their immune systems, helping them resist common winter illnesses.

Simple measures like keeping children active, ensuring a balanced diet, and dressing them in warm clothes can prevent health issues in winter. It is every parent’s responsibility to pay special attention to their child’s health during this season, ensuring they remain healthy and happy even in the cold.