Vaccination anxiety in children Vaccination anxiety in children is widespread. They can feel threatened by the unknown, the pain and the idea of injury, among other things. 🫣 It is important to take these fears seriously and explain to children in an age-appropriate way why vaccinations are important. 💉💫 With good preparation, a lot of patience and [...]
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Teething in babies Teething is a major milestone in a baby's life, but also a time full of challenges. Redness, swelling and pain in the gums often make little ones fussy and restless. But don't worry, you can make the teething phase easier for your baby with a few simple tricks. 🧑🍼🦷 The following methods and remedies promise help
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Lice in children Head lice are small, blood-sucking parasites that colonise human hair. Although lice in children are annoying, they are neither dangerous nor a sign of poor hygiene. Children in particular are often affected as they have close contact with each other. 🚸👪Head lice are unpleasant, but no reason to panic. You can get rid of them quickly.
Home remedies for children Why home remedies for children? Children are still building up their immune system and are therefore more susceptible to illness. Simple home remedies can support their self-healing powers and alleviate symptoms. ❗Important: Home remedies are not a substitute for a visit to the doctor, especially in the case of serious illnesses or if the symptoms persist. Special care should be taken with babies and children! Home remedies for children with fever Tea: Elderflower or lime blossom tea have
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The flu (influenza) What is the flu? The real flu (influenza) is not a simple cold, but a contagious viral disease that starts suddenly with a high fever, cough and severe pain. The viruses can spread both when coughing and sneezing (droplet infection) and via contaminated surfaces (smear infection). It can be particularly dangerous for risk groups such as the elderly, pregnant women and small children and can lead to serious complications. The most common complications are feared to be pneumonia. Children can also develop middle ear infections. One
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What belongs in the medicine cabinet? Sooner or later, every family suffers minor injuries or minor illnesses. A well-stocked medicine cabinet is a real blessing. It contains the most important medicines and dressings for first aid and can help to ensure that minor aches and pains disappear quickly. Medicines Painkillers and antipyretics Remedies for cold symptoms:
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Skin care for babies and children: protection from wind and weather Skin care in winter: Why does the skin dry out in autumn and winter? In winter, the skin dries out particularly quickly as the heating air removes moisture and the sebaceous glands produce less oil due to the falling temperatures. Children's skin is naturally thinner and more sensitive than
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Cold season How can you prevent a cold? It is almost impossible to completely prevent a cold, as there are countless viruses. However, there are a few ways to strengthen the immune system. Healthy diet: lots of fresh vegetables, fruit and wholemeal products Sufficient sleep: the body recovers during sleep Regular exercise: Good for the circulation Healthy indoor air: fresh air reduces viruses indoors
3 great craft ideas for autumn Making chestnut figures is a great activity for young and old, especially in autumn. With a little imagination and some simple materials, the small brown fruits can be transformed into a wide variety of figures. What you need: Chestnuts: it's best to collect them fresh and let them dry well. Toothpicks or matches: To connect the chestnuts. More
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Corona vs influenza Corona (COVID-19) Risk of infection Can be very high, especially with certain variants. Symptoms Fever, cough, sore throat, general weakness, tiredness and muscle pain, loss of sense of smell and taste. Course Can be mild, severe or fatal. Long-term consequences (Long COVID) are possible. Usually slow course of the disease. Transmission Droplet infection (coughing, sneezing or speaking) Flu (influenza) Risk of infection Also high, but
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The HPV vaccination is free from 9-30 years until the end of 2025.
For people aged between 21 and 30, the following applies: the first vaccination in the free catch-up vaccination programme can be given until 31.12.2025. Second vaccinations in the catch-up vaccination programme are free of charge until 30.06.2026.
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