(HealthDay News) - Packing up the family for a trip can disrupt
sleep schedules and diet.
To keep kids happy and healthy on a trip, here are suggestions
from the U.S. National Library of Medicine:
- Pack snacks and other foods that your child likes, such as
sugar-free cereals, crackers, cheeses or fruits.
- For babies, pack premixed formula or jars of baby food.
- Try to keep your child on a regular schedule for eating and
sleeping.
- If flying, give children sugar-free gum to help with pressure
in the ears. For babies, a pacifier may help.
- Make sure your child drinks plenty of water, especially on a
plane.
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