Teaching Kids About Cleanliness
Published February 2013: Mom.Me
Teaching Kids About Cleanliness
How to avoid germs and keep your little ones healthy
Article Excerpt:
Germs are everywhere, especially when you’re a kid. From picking up bugs on the playground and sharing cups with friends to holding hands and touching dirty sinks in public areas, it’s likely your little one or teen has been exposed to germs and bacteria.
Teaching him about cleanliness is the first step in combating illness and infections caused by harmful germs. Make learning about proper hygiene fun and a priority by enforcing healthy habits at home.
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– Shannon Philpott
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Thanks for sharing that detailed article. I second that! I think with kids we need to be extra careful. Firstly they are innocent and secondly they repeat what they see and learn. I guess it becomes the responsibility of parents to set example for cleanliness in their lives so that the child might be able to understand the importance. Rest everything is well compiled in your article, it is detailed. Glad reading 🙂
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