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Allergy (al-er-jee) is when your body reacts to something like pollen, dust, or certain foods. Allergies can make you sneeze, itch, or even feel sick. Some people have allergies in the spring, and others might have food allergies like to peanuts or milk. Knowing your allergies helps you stay safe!

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Infection (in-fek-shun) happens when tiny germs like bacteria or viruses get into your body and make you sick. You might get an infection in your throat, ear, or even on your skin. Signs of an infection include swelling, pain, redness, or fever. Washing your hands and staying clean can help prevent infections!

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Hygiene (hi-jeen) means keeping your body clean to stay healthy and stop the spread of germs. Good hygiene includes brushing your teeth, washing your hands, and taking baths or showers. Practicing good hygiene helps protect you and the people around you from getting sick. So stay clean and stay healthy!

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Diagnosis (die-ag-no-sis) is the name a doctor gives to the sickness or condition you have after checking your symptoms. For example, if you have a sore throat and fever, your diagnosis might be strep throat. A diagnosis helps the doctor know how to help you feel better!

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Hydration (hy-dray-shun) means giving your body enough water to keep it working properly. Water helps with energy, temperature, and even brain function! A cool fact: your body is made up of about 60% water. Make sure to drink plenty of water, especially when it’s hot or you’re playing outside!

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Antibiotic (an-tee-bai-ah-tik) is a special medicine that fights bacteria that can make you sick. Doctors may give you antibiotics if you have an infection like strep throat or an ear infection. It’s important to take all of your antibiotics exactly as your doctor says, even if you start to feel better!

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Pulse (puhls) is the beat you feel when your heart pumps blood through your body. You can feel your pulse on your wrist or neck! Doctors use it to check how fast or slow your heart is beating. A strong and steady pulse is a sign of a healthy heart. Try finding your pulse today, it's like listening to your body’s rhythm!

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Wellness (well-ness) means feeling your best, both in your body and your mind. It includes things like eating healthy, exercising, getting enough sleep, and taking care of your feelings. Wellness is all about making good choices to help you grow strong and happy every day!

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Immunization (ih-myoo-nuh-zay-shun) is a special way to help your body stay safe from harmful diseases. It’s usually given as a shot and teaches your immune system how to fight off germs, kind of like superhero training for your body! Getting immunized helps protect you and the people around you.

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Happy Friday from Palm Tree Pediatrics! 🌴💚
We loved seeing all your smiling faces this week! Thank you for letting us care for your little ones. Wishing all our families a fun, safe, and restful weekend.

This week’s word is ‘wellness’ (Wel-nhus)! 🌱 Understanding wellness is key to promoting a healthy lifestyle for children. Explore more about its significance and how it impacts your child's growth at palmtreepediatrics.com.

This week’s word is ‘immunization’ (i-myoo-nuh-zay-shn). Understanding this vital health term helps children learn about the importance of vaccines in keeping them healthy and safe. Visit palmtreepediatrics.com for more educational resources!