Basic Caring Tips for the Sense Organs for your Kids
The sense organs are important parts of our body especially to kid and growing children who need to take good care of them. Parents should help their children in proper caring of their body and making sure that they are healthy and fit. On this article is a basic caring tip for the sense organs of their children.
Caring for the Eyes
Eyes are the sense of sight and vitamin A rich foods help making the eyes clear and bright. Eating foods like quash and carrots are recommended.
Too much light hurts the eyes. Avoiding them looking directly to the sun is advisable and you can use shade on a sunny day to protect the eyes from too much sunlight. The UV rays of the sun will affect their eyesight and yours as well.
Pointed things can do harm eyes. Be care when you or your child holds pointed objects. Make sure that they won’t put it near their eyes.
Make sure that your child read under a good light. Avoid reading in a moving vehicle or when they are laying bed. Sometimes dust enters their eyes and makes them feel itchy. Make sure that they don’t rub it. You get a basin of clean water. Let them open and close their eyes in the water.
If your child’s eyes have defects, consult an eye doctor. They can treat eye disease and defects. They can also they if you child needs and eyeglasses to see well and correct defects.
Caring for the Nose
1. Use soft, clean cloth or tissue paper to clean their nose.
2. Make sure that they won’t put any small objects inside their nose.
3. You can give them a clean handkerchief everyday to cover up their nose.
4. If they are smelling flowers, let them know not to put close to the nose because there are some that allergic to flowers and may cause irritation.
Caring for the Ears
1. Use and clean cotton buds to clean their ears. Cotton buds will not hurt the inside part of the ear. And keep sharp objects away from their ears.
2. You avoid them from listening to a very long and loud sound. You can tell them to cover their ears when they are on long and loud sounds.
3. When taking them to a bath, be careful so that water will not enter their ears. This goes also on going to a swimming pool or a beach.
Caring for the Tongue
Imagine your child’s tongue covered with sores. Do you think they can taste the food they eat? Do you think they can eat the food you prepare well?
Avoid them to eat foods which are too salty or spicy. Salty and spicy foods may harm their tongue. When sore develop, do not worry. Sores disappear without treatment. However, let them gargle water often to ease the pain. When they brush their teeth, let them brush the tongue gently also to make it clean. Most of the bacteria are not found on the teeth but in the tongue.
Caring for the Skin
The skin is the most exposed part of the body. Germs can stay on the skin and cause diseases like scabies and ringworms. If they have any skin disease, consult a physician right away. Kids are prone to cuts and wounds due to careless use of sharp object. Wash it to prevent infection.
Walking or playing without footwear may also cause harm on their feet. Protect them from too much sunlight because it will make the skin dry and it will prevent dehydration. Let them take a bath daily. And make sure to put fruits and vegetables on their meals.
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Friday, September 10, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Tips to live a greener lifestyle
Focus on reducing your energy and water consumption and your waste generation, and you’ll be on your way to reducing your footprints on the planet. Here are some tips:
1. Use fluorescent light bulbs. Yes, they’re more expensive than incandescent light bulbs, but you could save up to 30 percent on your energy bill. CFL's use about 75 percent less energy than incandescent and last 10 times longer.
2. Keep your car in excellent condition. Of course, it’s best to walk, bicycle, carpool or use mass transit for your daily commuting, but for those who must use their own vehicles, improving even the most inefficient of cars’ fuel mileage is easy as keeping your tires properly inflated and changing your oil and air filters regularly. And follow those traffic laws- your car burns less fuel when you drive slowly and obey the speed limit on highways.
3. Make sure your dishwasher and clothes washer and dryer are full before using them. These appliances consume large amounts of energy, so consume their use as much as possible by only running them with full loads. If you want to buy electronics or appliances, look for energy star label to purchase the most energy efficient models available.
4. Wash clothes in cold water and line dry. Using cold water rather than hot in the washer saves energy ad works just as well as hot with most clothes. Line drying is not only more environmentally friendly, but it also keeps clothes from shrinking and fading.
5. Shut down and unplug idle electronics. Your computer might be asleep, but if there’s light on, it’s still using energy. Turn off and unplug any electronic device that you’re not using.
6. Skip the bottled water. Sure, water is good for you, but the process of harvesting the raw materials, processing and manufacturing the petroleum-based plastic water bottles and shipping them to market is extremely energy intensive. Sp filer your own water and fill up your own reusable bottles for water on-the-go. You can use tumblers for it.
7. Supply your own bags and leftover containers. If you’re headed to a restaurant that you know serves king-sized portions, bring small piece of container along to take home the leftovers. Going to the supermarket? Bring your own canvass tote bags.
8. Buy items with less packaging, and with packaging that your community recycles. The old adage of reduce, reuse, recycle remains. We must remind ourselves that the first step is always to reduce our demand of natural resources.
9. Support local farmers. Food grown or produced halfway around the world didn’t just appear in the supermarket- it was shipped by plane, boat, truck or rail, and no matter which method of transportation it took, greenhouse gases were emitted along the way.
10. Plant a tree in your backyard. It seems simple, but just one tree can offset tons of carbon over its lifetime. If planted appropriately, it also will provide shade on a sunny day, perhaps reducing the use of energy for air-conditioning in buildings and homes.
11. Try used products first. Need a couch? Check newspaper classified or craigslist.com to see if you can find an acceptable used option before going to a showroom to buy new one, which will have required both energy and materials to make and ship.
12. Ask about green power. Many utility companies offer renewable energy options, which is power generated by wind or solar energy.
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