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Caregiving Making a Home Safe

… of your hand to test the water to make sure it's not too hot. Lower the temperature setting in the hot water heater to 49°C (120°F) or lower to avoid burns. … other liquids (such as coffee, tea, or soup) are not too hot. Protecting the home from fire and carbon monoxide Here …

Hip Injuries Age 11 and Younger

… A hip injury can be hard to deal with, both for the child who has the injury and for the parent or caregiver. A … that might increase swelling. These things include taking hot showers, using hot tubs, and using hot packs. Apply … Over-the-Counter Medicines to Children More self-care Child Safety: Preventing Falls Using Cold and Heat Therapies …

Ear Infections

… Basics Health Tools Cause What Increases Your Risk Prevention Symptoms What Happens When to Call a Doctor … are trapped there. Ear infections happen mostly to young children. They're the most common kind of ear infection in children. What causes them? Middle ear infections are caused …

Finger Hand and Wrist Injuries

… sticks, or racquets also increase the risk of injury. In children, most finger, hand, or wrist injuries occur during … in affected area Do you think you may need a tetanus shot ? Yes May need tetanus shot No May need tetanus shot … Over-the-Counter Medicines to Children More self-care Child Safety: Preventing Falls Preventing Children's Injuries From …

Physical Abuse

… Check Your Symptoms Overview Violence can happen to anyone—children, teens, adults, older adults, or people with … for yourself as long as you need it. Talk to your local child or adult protective agency, the police, or a health … member Are you worried about your physical or emotional safety or about the safety of someone else? Yes Concerned …

Feeding your baby Sample meals for babies 6 to 12 months old

… updated September 18, 2024 HealthLink BC File number 69h Child Nutrition Series Download PDF Document English … who are 6 to 12 months old. It includes information on food safety and amounts of food to offer your baby. How do I … fruit A quarter to a half cup (60 to 125 mL) of prepared hot or cold cereal Half a piece of toast or muffin A quarter …

Severe allergic reactions to food Children and teens

… Severe allergic reactions to food: Children and teens Last updated March 1, 2019 HealthLink BC … treats a protein (an allergen) in a food as harmful. Some children with food allergy are at risk of having a severe … they can learn to take some responsibility for their safety. When your child is ready, teach them: To carry their …

Impetigo

… (strep) bacteria or both. It is more common in children than adults and often occurs in the summer. … insect bites or patches of eczema. What are the symptoms? A child with impetigo will have a skin rash that looks like a … their clothes and bed linens separately from other’s. Use hot water to wash, and dry items in a hot dryer. Tell your …

Multiple Sclerosis MS

… Risk When To Call Examinations and Tests Treatment Overview Prevention Self-Care Medicines Surgery Other Treatment … Your Risk. Some research suggests that where you lived as a child and viral illnesses you have had could be triggers for … your doctor: Is it safe? Talk with your doctor about the safety and potential side effects of the treatment. This is …

Swimmers itch

… Who has a higher risk of getting swimmer’s itch? Young children who wade and splash in shallow water bodies may be … do not dive into unknown waters. See HealthLinkBC File #39 Safety Tips for Swimmers or contact the Lifesaving Society … for more information on swimming safety and drowning prevention Dry yourself off with a towel as soon as …