I also talked to my son’s teacher to see if she might like me to donate some good quality tissues. From my teaching days, I know the ones provided in schools can be flimsy. Having a thicker, higher quality tissue can really make a difference. She was happy to accept them for her class, along with a few bottles of quality hand soap for the kids! She does a great job in the classroom of having charts and pictures to help remind the kids. Good prevention is key in keeping everyone healthy.
The infographic below offers some great tips for flu prevention for your family:
What are some things you do to protect your family during cold & flu season?
** Please keep in mind, I am not a medical professional. The above experiences are my own and not intended as medical advice. Always talk with your doctor/pediatrician about what is right for you/your children.**
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