Take the stress out of the sneezing' season with these kid-friendly germ fighters

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Children average of six to eight round of sniffles per year and by building the kid's immunity and eliminating germ-inviting habits, they can be kept away from getting colds. A few ways in which children can be prevented from contacting germs include the use of a hygienic hand washing soap and keeping the toothbrushes upright so that water drips off and bristles dry faster, making them less hospitable to viruses and bacteria.

Children, Surveys, Immunity, Immunity (Physiology), Child health, Day health care

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Take the stress out of tests!

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Test stress affects almost every child, even when he or she grasps the information. One of the ways for reducing test stress is making him put his tongue against the roof of his mouth, behind his front teeth, and breathe deeply three times as he focuses on his work.

Stress in children, Childhood stress (Psychology), Test anxiety

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The stress solution: one small change tremendous benefits

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Meditation is a good exercise to keep the brain healthy and boost the immune system to fight with day-to-day stress. Meditation helps in curing tension, increasing IQ and energy levels, and several other advantages are mentioned.

Care and treatment, Methods, Usage, Stress analysis (Engineering), Immune system, Meditation

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