You just know when your child isn't feeling well, but how can you know when coughs and sniffles mean it's time to keep your child home from school? Or when to call the doctor? Since school-aged children get up to 10 colds a year, it can be a puzzle for many parents.
That's why the National Association of School Nurses (NASN) and Triaminic® have partnered to create "Sick Day Guidelines: Making the Right Call When Your Child Has a Cold." Some 22 million school days are missed each year in the U.S. due to colds, which are also the leading cause of doctor visits and missed school and work days.
Has a fever of 100.4 degrees or higher
Has been vomiting
Has symptoms that prevent him or her from participating in school, such as:
Excessive tiredness or lack of appetite
Productive coughing, sneezing
Headache, body aches, earache
Sore throat
Good to know:
Cold, Cough, Flu & Allergy Info
Looking for tips to prevent colds and coughs? Want information on product safety? Find what you need, plus the answers to most-asked questions from other Moms, on these pages:
Cold & Cough Guide
Product Safety
Frequently Asked Questions
Allergy Guide
The next time your little isn't feeling well check out what Triaminic has to offer:
Triaminic® Syrups
Day Time Cold & Cough
Night Time Cold & Cough
Cough & Sore Throat
Flu Cough & Fever
Chest & Nasal Congestion
Long Acting Cough
Cold & Allergy
Triaminic® -D Multi-Symptom
Triaminic Thin Strips®
Night Time Cold & Cough
Long Acting Cough
Cough & Runny Nose
Day Time Cold & Cough
Cold With Stuffy Nose
Triaminic Soft Chews®
Cough & Runny Nose
Cough & Sore Throat
Triaminic® Nasal Spray
Decongestant Spray
Flowing Vapors®
Portable Vapor Fan
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