This is part of a sponsored collaboration with AstraZeneca and DiMe Media. However, all opinions expressed are my ownFirst and foremost you'd like to know what RSV is right?
You'd think that all parents should be aware of something that can be so dangerous to their baby... WRONG! RSV can also be associated as the "Baby FLU," practically everyone in the US is aware of the FLU Season, why not the RSV Season? You may be asking, well how do I know if my baby may be suffering from this Virus? Here is a list of symptoms you should look out for:
There is no treatment for RSV disease once it’s contracted, so prevention is critical. To help minimize the spread of RSV disease, all parents should:
If you haven't noticed your baby having any of these symptoms recently, GOOD. Let's keep it that way by protecting them in every way possible. This Virus is highly contagious like any other "FLU" so being extra sanitary during this season is a must. There is no treatment for RSV disease once it’s contracted, so prevention is critical. To help minimize the spread of RSV disease, all parents should:
Don't see yourself like this, this #RSVSeason..
Speak to your child’s pediatrician to determine if your baby is at high risk for RSV disease, and if so, what additional steps may be recommended. For more information about RSV and prevention, visit RSVprotection.com.
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If you live in South Florida, you should be familiar with the sudden downpours to which we’re prone at this time of year. Hurricane season is also quickly approaching and in preparation for storms in the next few months, this is a great time to learn how to be precocious and keep your family safe from such natural disasters. Below you can find some resources that may guide you in your preparation. If you have any questions or advice feel free to write to us via the comment box below. Happy Reading! ![]() FloodSmart Community Resources https://www.floodsmart.gov/floodsmart/pages/partner/partner_index.jsp Red Cross Disaster Safety Checklist http://www.redcross.org/prepare/disaster-safety-library How to Protect Your Home From Flood Damage https://www.redfin.com/blog/2015/03/how-to-protect-your-home-from-flood-damage.html Emergency Planning - Protect Your Pet http://www.paw-rescue.org/PAW/PETTIPS/DogTip_EmergencyPlanning.php How to Avoid Flood Damaged Cars http://www.carfax.com/guides/buying-used/things-to-avoid/flood-damage STEM Challenge for Kids - Building Flood Resistant Homes http://practicalaction.org/beattheflood Homeowner's Guide to Lightning Safety http://www.homecity.com/homeowners-lightning-safety-guide This is part of a sponsored campaign with DiMe Media and Coca-Cola. However, all opinions expressed are my own.Education is an important achievement among Latino families so Coca-Cola and the Hispanic Scholarship Fund are teaming up to help make a difference this summer. As families plan for the next step in their teen’s education process it’s time to think about not only potential schools to attend but also financial aid, scholarships and getting students and their families prepared for the many changes that lie ahead for both. My inspiration to go to College was not only myself, but also my mother and siblings. It was important to me for my brother and sister to see the commitment it takes to be a scholar, and I've continued to strive for that mission in hopes of one day completing a PHD. Coca-Cola is a beloved brand among Latinos - shares its appreciation of Latino culture and its strong connection to educational goals by supporting the Hispanic Scholarship Fund. The #ForTheDream Hispanic Education Program aims to inspire consumers to engage and participate in the #ForTheDream movement and #ForTheDreamSweeps sweepstakes. Visit http://coke.com/forthedream and enter the sweepstakes which run through August 31st. This summer Coca-Cola is donating $100,000 to the Hispanic Scholarship Fund and to help raise additional money toward the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, Coca-Cola is donating $1 for every social media post with the hashtag #ForTheDream, up to $10,000. So get to sharing! Check out my past article on College FAQs! Don't Know the First Step to College? Ask the Hispanic Scholarship Foundation #HSFchat #HablaConHSF Click to enter to win a FUN Summer Prize |
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