Germ Hot Spots in Schools
The upside to all of this? Germs are generally benign. Your child’s immune system — if strong — can fight off many infections, but staying healthy is key. Make sure your kid eats a healthy diet, gets enough exercise and gets plenty of sleep. And don’t skimp on the handwashing reminders!
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