3. Attention must be paid to cleanliness of the house; try not to
let there be any insects in the house because one of the causes of
diarrhoea is transmission of viruses
by flies and cockroaches, and
other harmful household pests.
4. It is essential to reheat cooked food properly before eating it,
in order to kill any germs that may have formed in it when it was
stored. It must be noted that reheating food properly means that
it should reach a temperature of at least 70°C.
5.
Feed your child healthy foods; try to breastfeed him when he is
small and give him a balanced diet when he gets older.
6. Get your child vaccinated against contagious diseases.
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The danger of kissing your small child
on his mouth
Kissing the child
on his mouth is very dangerous, because the kiss
that the mother or father plants on the child’s mouth, especially
in the first three months, is enough to
transmit any diseases that
either or both of the parents may be suffering.
This applies before the child reaches the age of six months, as his
immune system is not yet fully developed. If the infant is kissed
by an adult
who is affected by any disease, he may develop a
fungal infection on his tongue, which may then spread to all parts
of
his mouth; this will cause him to drool constantly and he will
not be able to eat enough.
It may also transmit germs like staphylococcus. These are
bacteria that naturally occur in the mouth even if it is healthy,
and may be transmitted
via kissing to the child, whereupon they
cause illness because of the weakness of his immune system.
That results in infections of the throat and mouth, and may lead
to tonsillitis. When the child grows
and reaches the age of two
years, there may be serious complications affecting the heart, or
repeated kidney infections. One of the diseases that is spread via
kissing is cerebro-‐spinal fever which is also spread via bacteria
that occur naturally in the human mouth.
Doctors say that the proper way to kiss
the child is to kiss his
hand or forehead, because bacteria die quickly on the child’s
hand or forehead
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