Welcome to child care at Consult4care:

When it comes to child care, we've got it covered to all diseases in childs like depression in child, child toothache, headache in child, child skin diseases and solution of child health with indigestion remedy. Whether you're a parent, caregiver, organization, employer, or school, we offer you a full range of services for childerns.

Being at a very small age, the child is not able to express his diseases or symptoms clearly and he is more prone to small diseases, so it is necessary to take the utmost care in choosing remedies for children. His diet should be both good in quality as well as adequate in quantity because it adversely affects his weight gain, health and body growth. Children's healthy development depends on safe and positive experiences when they are very young. If you work or go to school, you want to know that your child is in good hands while you are away. You may choose family care or in-home care, where the caregiver comes to your home or your child might go to the caregiver's home. Finally, there are several child care centers for chold protection and provide them family enviornment. You need to choose the best one that works for your family and best for your child care.

It is important to get to know your child's caregivers. They will be a big part of your child's growth of life. The caregiver's training should involve:

• Knowledge of how young children learn and grow.
• Positive, consistent discipline.
• Knowledge of the signs that a child is sick.
• Basic first aid knowledge for emergengy care.

There are some tips for child care by Consult4care.

Our Safety Tips for your child:

• Keep medicines and cleaning products in containers with safety caps and locked away from children. This will prevent the children from being poisoned.
• Never leave your child alone in the bathtub or near any water. This will prevent children from drowning.
• Don't leave your baby alone in a high chair. This will prevent injuries and deaths from the baby climbing out, falling, or sliding.
• Always check bath water temperature with your wrist or elbow before putting your baby in to bathe for skin care of baby. This will prevent burns to a baby's delicate skin care.
• Lock household skin cleaning products, knives, matches, and plastic bags away from children. This will prevent poisonings, bleeding injuries, burns, and suffocation.

Our Skin Cleanliness tips for your baby:

• While keeping the newborn clean these guidelines can be taken into account.
• There is no need to bath the baby every day.
• While sponging your baby, always wash his face first, while the water is the cleanest.
• Do not use disinfectants on your baby's skin, because they take away the skin's natural ability to fight infection.
• Make sure that the nappy is clean and dry and in case the nappy gets infected, using a little antiseptic powder will help dry it to care skin.
• Always remember to wash the baby's hands after she has come in contact with pets to remove diseases.
• Till the baby is four months old, sterilise everything that goes into your baby's mouth. Try keeping her away from people that are sick.
• After 4 months continue sterilising milk utensils and water bottles.
• Be careful about storage and heating of milk, never leave it at room temperature for too long.
• Good food preparation rules should be followed.

Tips to protect baby from environmental threats:

• Help children breathe easier.
• Don't smoke or let others smoke in your home or car. Keep your home as clean as possible. Dust, mold, certain household pests, can trigger asthma attacks and allergies.
• Wash floors and window sills to protect kids from dust and peeling paint contaminated with lead - especially in older homes.
• Protect children from lead poisoning
• Wash children's hands before they eat and often wash their toys and bottles
• Keep pesticides and other toxic chemicals away from children
• Put food and trash away in closed containers to keep pests from coming into your home.
• Protect children from too much sun. Have them wear hats, and protective clothing.
• Keep them out of the mid-day sun.

Our tips while giving medication to children:

• Do not be tempted to start the antibiotics by yourself and always consult your doctor before doing medication to your child.
• Many illnesses like simple coughs, colds, mild diarrhea, and skin infections tend to run a self-limiting course of about 3 to 7 days. A great majority of these do not need antibiotics. Adequate rest, fluids, balanced diet and mild painkillers are good enough for your child.
• Inform your medical doctor before hand if your child or family has a history of drug allergies, eruptions or asthma or G6PD deficiency. This can help your family doctor greatly to plan your child's treatment appropriately.
• Avoid giving antibiotics on a full stomach or with milk or antacids. These may hamper the absorption of antibiotics from the stomach. Many antibiotics cause mild side effects such as abdominal discomfort and occasional diarrhea. These are usually transient, subside gradually on their own and are no reason to discontinue the treatment.
• Watch out on your child for any unexpected or unusual reactions while the child's on the antibiotics for health care. Inform your doctor immediately if the child develops severe itching, swelling of the body or dark urine, use home remedies to keep your child safe.