
Are parents to blame for kids getting sick often?
We rarely get sick at home. Our child is 5 years old, and we can count on one hand how many times he’s been unwell. We’re careful about handwashing, but we’re not obsessive—just the basics like washing hands after being outside and before meals with soap and warm water. We also focus on providing good nutrition, enough sleep, and regular physical activity. Plus, we avoid visiting places where someone is actively sick.
But then I see other families where the kids seem to be sick all the time. The first thing I notice is the lack of hygiene. Their kids don’t even know how to wash their hands properly! And the parents? They’re just as careless. It’s rare to see them paying any attention to preventing illness. Yet, they’re constantly complaining about how often their kids are sick.
So, the question is: Could it be the parents’ fault? Is it poor hygiene, lack of routines, and overall health negligence that’s making their kids ill?
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The post suggests that parents' hygiene practices significantly impact their children's health, which can be misleading. While hygiene and health routines contribute to illness prevention, many factors, including exposure to viruses and genetics, also play a role in children's susceptibility to sickness.
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