In the south, colds are especially common when the seasons change, and the temperature difference between morning and evening is large. If you are not careful, you may catch a cold. Children have weak resistance and are more likely to catch a cold. Taking preventive measures is the key:

1. Increase or decrease clothes appropriately. There is a great temperature difference between morning and evening when the seasons change. Mothers should add or subtract clothes for their children according to the temperature. If they go out, they'd better take a coat to prevent the temperature from dropping and the children from catching cold. Of course, they shouldn't dress their children too much. Children are active and sweat easily. Mothers should pay more attention to dressing their children properly.

2. Enhance the baby's resistance. Proper outdoor exercise is necessary. Drink plenty of water to replenish your body's water and exercise regularly. Don't stay up late with adults. Children with long bodies wake up during the day and don't sleep at night, which is very harmful. Try to keep regular work and rest. In addition, keep a balanced diet, mix meat and vegetables, and eat well to sleep soundly.

3. Avoid going to crowded places. Since it is a season change, not only children are prone to catch a cold, but adults are also prone to catch a cold if they are not careful. Don't go to crowded places, the air is not fresh, and if someone catches a cold, it is easy to get infected.

4. Do a good job of personal hygiene. Wash your hands frequently before and after going out to avoid getting sick from your mouth. Frequent bathing and changing clothes are beneficial to prevent bacterial infection.