How to keep children hydrated during extreme heat
Encourage frequent water intake
Include water-rich fruits and foods
Avoid sugary and fizzy drinks
Children often like to consume fizzy drinks and other cold beverages in summer. However, parents should not allow their children to consume these drinks in summer because they do not play an important role in hydrating the body. Such drinks may give a cooling effect on the body in the short term, but may cause dehydration in their body in the long term due to their high sugar content. Parents can offer other drinks to their children in summer, such as fruit juices and buttermilk, which not only hydrate their bodies but also provide nutrients required in summer.
Dress children in light and breathable clothing
Clothing also plays an important role in hydrating a person’s body in summer. Parents should dress their children in light-colored clothing because it keeps their bodies cool in summer. When a person’s body remains cool in summer, it reduces excessive sweating and water loss from their body. Parents should avoid dressing their children in dark-colored clothing in summer because it may cause excessive sweating in the body.
Plan outdoor activities wisely
Playing outside is good for children, and it is very important to plan it properly in extreme weather. It is not a good idea to send children outside in the extreme heat of the sun in the afternoon. It is better to send them outside in the early morning or in the evening when the sun is not too hot. It is very important to give children regular breaks and to drink water while they play outside. Wearing caps is also a good idea to protect them from the sun.
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