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Treating high temperature in the infant
1. Dress your baby in light cotton clothing
2. If your baby is over two months old, you can give him a dose of
medicine that will bring down his temperature; a doctor can
prescribe the correct type and amount of medicine to give your
child.
3. Try to ventilate the room and turn on the air conditioning or a
fan to make the room cool.
4. Put your baby in a tub of lukewarm water and do not dry him
after he has a bath
5. Pay attention to your baby’s food and give him a lot of liquids
Heat rash
Heat rash appears on the child in the form of red pimples or spots
around the neck, under the armpits, on the chest and in the
diaper area, or under the underwear. They may also appear on
the child’s forehead. This rash is regarded as an indication that
the child is hotter than he should be. The reason for that may be
wearing heavy clothes or elevated air temperature.
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If the weather is hot and humid, your child will sweat more than
usual. If your child sweats a great deal, then this sweat will leak
from his body through the pores in his skin. If this sweat does not
leak out of his body through these pores, which usually happens
to children because the pores in their skin are small and their
clothes are usually thick and close-­‐fitting, then the child’s body
traps the sweat and this sweat appears in the form of heat rash
(red spots) on the child’s skin.
Protection against heat rash
• If you feel that the weather is hot, dress your child in light,
loose clothes so that he will not sweat.
• Do not take your child outside if the weather is hot.
• Always try to ventilate the child’s bedroom and keep it cool if
the weather is hot, by using a fan or air conditioning in his room.
• Dermatologists think that natural fabrics such as cotton are
better than synthetic fabrics at absorbing sweat.