Warts are apparently not only experienced by adults you know, mom, but also children. If your child has warts, you can try a number of methods which will be explained below to overcome them. Warts are skin infections characterized by the appearance of small bumps on the surface of the skin. Warts are caused by infection with human papillomavirus (HPV). Warts usually occur on the face, fingers, knees and feet. Various Ways a Mother Can Do to Overcome Warts on Children The HPV virus that causes warts can be transmitted through direct contact, ie when in contact with skin affected by warts, or indirectly, for example using a towel wart sufferers. Children who have the habit of biting nails and fingers are also more likely to experience warts. This is because biting your nails or fingers can cause injury, and if exposed to the skin of wart sufferers, the HPV virus is easier to enter and develop in the body. Basically, warts can go away on their own after a few months. However, ther
Accompanying children to play can indeed strengthen the relationship of parents with children. However, do you know Mother? It turns out that when children play alone, there are many benefits that they can also get, you know! Curious? Check out the following explanation. The benefits that can be obtained by children when they play alone include teaching them to be more independent and be able to solve their own problems. Playing alone also helps him to learn to deal with stress. Various Benefits of Playing Alone for children Mother can get the Little One to play alone when he is 6 months old. Start to get used to playing alone with a short duration. As your little one gets older, you can slowly increase this duration. For example, at the age of 6-12 months, he plays alone with a duration of 5 minutes. At the age of 12-18 months, the duration is 15 minutes. Then at the age of 18 months-2 years, Little can play alone with a duration of 15-20 minutes. Some of the benefits that chi