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Bring a baby on the go requires a lot of attention: the children are in fact more likely than adults to infectious diseases and trauma and difficult to follow voluntarily the regulations on food hygiene.

Here are the main risks in the child's travel and recommendations to address them:

• Air Travel . Best avoided in the first six weeks of life. If you experience ear pain during landing, ask the child to yawn, swallow or chew gum. Bring in your hand luggage food and drink appropriate for the age of the child: the low cabin humidity can cause dry mouth.
• ultraviolet rays. Protect it with cream high protection, applying several times during the day, copritegli the head with a hat and have him wear fresh, natural fibers and light-colored. In the brightest hour let them wear sunglasses.
• Insect bites . Diseases transmitted by insect bites are many: malaria, yellow fever, borreliosis, tick-borne encephalitis, dengue, etc.. The measures to be taken are: protective clothing, mosquito nets, air conditioning, skin repellents and insecticides.
• traveler's diarrhea. Children are at high risk, because they easily become dehydrated. Therefore, pay attention to prevention, with particular attention to washing hands, food and water consumed by the child. Be prepared for emergency situations, having oral rehydration solutions containing salts and glucose. Craft a solution può essere preparata con un cucchiaio di sale da cucina, 4 cucchiai di zucchero, un cucchiaino di bicarbonato, un cucchiaino di cloruro di potassio e un litro d’acqua potabile. Se si presenta vomito evitate il cibo fino alla scomparsa del sintomo (12 ore) e somministrate liquidi a cucchiaini. Antibiotici e antidiarroici sono controindicati, quindi rivolgetevi al medico.
• Vaccinazioni. Assicuratevi in tempo di aver effettuato tutte le vaccinazioni, per dar modo all’organismo di produrre anticorpi. È necessario che siano completati i cicli vaccinali di base (antipolio, antidifte-tetanica, antipertossica, antimorbillo, parotite-rosolia, antiepatite B).