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A doctor-recommended method for keeping your sick child from becoming dehydrated. 0:38 Causes of dehydration in kids 0:53 What is a stomach bug? 1:15 When do I use Oral Rehydration Therapy and what is Oral Rehydration Therapy? 1:45 Which fluids should I give for Oral Rehydration Therapy? 2:25 How much fluid should I give for Oral Rehydration Therapy? 3:55 How long should I do Oral Rehydration Therapy? 4:29 Signs of severe dehydration in kids: When to call the doctor When a child gets a stomach bug or other sickness, dehydration can result. One of the best ways to prevent dehydration and to get your child feeling better is to use oral rehydration therapy, or O.R.T. With O.R.T., you give your child small amounts of fluid every 5 minutes over several hours. This gradual method allows the intestines to absorb more fluid and nutrients. This video, created by doctors at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, explains how to do O.R.T. for children of different ages. It also explains when you should call the doctor.

https://mocomi.com/ presents: Coughing and Sneezing Etiquette If you can't completely separate you and your child during a minor cold, learning cough and sneeze etiquette at least helps. How to cough and sneeze to avoid spreading germs? Teaching your child to cough and sneeze into their shoulder or elbow instead of directly into hands (which then touch other things, and further spread the germs) is just one way to go. Similarly, blowing one's nose has some etiquette involved, too. Even with a handkerchief or tissues, some germs are blown into the air. And being as loud and honking as possible is definitely not the point! In addition, washing hands and/or use of antibacterial hand gel immediately after blowing one's nose is critical to help stop the spread of germs. What is the correct way to sneeze or cough in public? 1)  Turn away from people when coughing or sneezing to avoid contaminating others. 2)  Cover your mouth or nose with your left hand to keep your right hand germ free. 3) If you are in a crowd of people and cannot turn to avoid coughing or sneezing directly at someone, cough or sneeze downward, directly in front of you. 4)  Always carry a tissue or handkerchief to cover your mouth or nose. 5) If you are having a coughing or sneezing episode, excuse yourself from the room until it subsides. #CoughingAndSneezingEtiquette #HealthTips #AskColey To learn more about Coughing and sneezing etiquette, visit the best e-learning website here: https://mocomi.com/coughing-and-sneezing-etiquette/ For more fun learning health tips and good habits, visit: https://mocomi.com/learn/new-world/ask-coley/ Watch more Ask Coley videos in one go here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrIPt0fi9vk&list=PL6vCwGtCTVtOEYlvjEu5c3SCN99aP12bh Improve your health with our little friend Coley the spider is a health freak who has all kinds of answers for Bumbley’s health concerns. Ask coley for fun health tips for kids, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOnsd1T72WE&list=PL6vCwGtCTVtOEYlvjEu5c3SCN99aP12bh Subscribe here for new and interesting content every week ► ► https://www.youtube.com/mocomikids?sub_confirmation=1 Press Bell Icon 🔔; For Latest Updates. Thanks for watching! Don't forget to give us a Thumbs Up 👍! Follow Mocomi Kids - Top educational website for kids, on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/mocomikids/ on Twitter https://twitter.com/MocomiKids on Pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/mocomikids/ on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mocomikids/ on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/mocomi-kids

How to Burp Babies. This video is a introductory guide to a few of the techniques we teach in practice to burp babies. They are easy, quick and reliable. for more information see https://www.facebook.com/drmarinuschiropractic and https://linktr.ee/easybaby_Academy