1.Why is it easy for babies to get sick during travel? Transportation or some tourist attractions are relatively closed and crowded environment, easy to make the virus, bacteria have breeding spread; long-distance travel is easy to produce fatigue, and baby is full of the desire to explore the new environment, but do not know how to reasonably allocate physical strength; travel in the process of normal rest and rest time is easily disrupted; diet is often restricted by the environment, cold, hot temperature changes, raw and cooked and other changes in cooking methods, sweet and sour Salty and spicy and other changes in taste, all make the child’s gastrointestinal tract to undergo a test, the intake of nutrition and balance will also change. All of the above are likely to make the baby’s resistance to decline and get sick. 2.What diseases are easy to have? Upper respiratory tract infections: transportation or some tourist attractions are relatively closed and crowded environment, easy to make the virus, bacteria have breeding spread. Diarrhea: diet is often restricted by the environment, cold, hot temperature changes, raw and cooked and other changes in cooking methods, sweet, sour, salty and spicy flavors, etc., all make the child’s gastrointestinal tract undergo a test. Motion sickness: When riding in cars, boats, or airplanes, motion sickness symptoms such as vertigo, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, pallor, and diarrhea arise because the balance system of the inner ear is particularly sensitive to movement. Minor trauma: Children often have minor accidents such as falls and sprains due to excitement. Allergies: Skin allergies are more common and can be triggered by insect bites, food, cold stimuli or other allergenic substance exposure. 3.What should I do if I get sick? How to prevent? Gastrointestinal disease (the most common manifestations are loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting) When you first arrive, you should ensure adequate rest and eliminate fatigue; you should change your child’s clothes often according to environmental changes; pay attention to dietary hygiene, eat less local specialties that are difficult to digest, eat as regularly as possible and in moderation, do not overeat, and develop the habit of washing hands before drinking and after defecating; if you have symptoms such as vomiting and diarrhea, feed some salt-containing food or rice porridge to replenish fluid If the symptoms are mild, you can take some intestinal drugs, but if the symptoms are serious, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible. Cold (manifested as persistent high fever, runny nose, sore throat, cough, nasal congestion, etc.) should increase and decrease clothes with climate change to prevent cold and flu. When riding in cars, boats and airplanes, pay attention to the cabin temperature and try not to dress your baby too hot, because cars, boats and airplanes generally have higher temperature regulation in the inner room, and there are many people and less air circulation, so viruses and bacteria can easily breed and spread, and babies cover too hot and sweat, and sweat is covered in clothes instead. If cold symptoms appear, you should let your baby rest more, keep your body warm, drink more warm water, and take fever or cold medicine at your discretion, if the fever persists, you should immediately send to the hospital for treatment. Motion sickness (some children in the car, boat, airplane, due to the balance of the inner ear system is particularly sensitive to movement and produce vertigo, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, pale, diarrhea and other symptoms of motion sickness) do not feed fried or high-fat food before riding; keep the air in the car, do not have a strong smell of food or cigarette, gasoline smell, etc., away from smokers; sit in front of the seat next to the driver to reduce Bumps; can give the baby some cookies, candy or squash, drink a small amount of drink to prevent dehydration, if vomiting should eat less food. Prepare plastic bags, toilet paper and water for the baby, let him/her spit out the dirt inside when vomiting, rinse the mouth with water to eliminate the bad smell and wipe the corners of the mouth. In fact, small babies are generally easy to sleep in the car, the chances of motion sickness is relatively small, try not to give your baby motion sickness medicine, you can prepare a little orange, orange and other fruits for your baby which can effectively prevent motion sickness. Accidents small injuries When traveling, children often fall and sprain because of excitement and other small accidents. If the bruises are red and swollen, apply ice packs within 24 hours and hot packs after 24 hours. Some wounds with broken skin should be cleared in time and rushed to the nearest hospital to see if they need tetanus prevention treatment, etc. Special attention should also be paid to avoid making the baby burn, scald, fall, drowning, misuse of drugs or exposure to toxic chemicals. Allergies Skin allergies are more common and can be triggered by insect bites, food, cold stimuli or other allergenic substances; before going out, review whether your child is allergic, has asthma, has had allergic reactions to anything, and try to avoid contact or eating such things after going out, and bring some anti-allergy oral and topical medications, and for asthmatic children also need to prepare wheezing spray. Infectious diseases If you go out during the flu season, you should take vaccination beforehand; if you find infectious diseases in the travel area, such as chicken pox, measles, hepatitis, etc., you should immediately transfer or terminate your travel.