Karishma Singh
If the child shows warning signs like a high fever, trouble breathing, continuous vomiting, a seizure, or becomes unresponsive, the babysitter should call emergency services and inform the parents immediately.
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tripti
Calm, low-energy activities like storytelling, soft music, drawing, or cuddling with a favorite toy can help soothe the child. Avoid screen time or noisy games as they may overstimulate a tired child.
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Foram Shah
Only if the parents or doctor have given specific written instructions about the medicine — including dosage and timing. Babysitters should never guess or give extra medicine without approval. In case of concern, they should contact the parents or call for help.
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Geetanjali Chavan
Frequent hand washing, using separate utensils and towels, cleaning high-touch surfaces, and keeping the room well-ventilated are essential practices. These prevent the spread of germs and help the child recover in a clean environment.
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Pallavi Raorane
The babysitter should stay calm and immediately inform the parents. They should observe the child’s symptoms carefully and check if any emergency action or medication is needed, based on prior instructions. Comforting the child while maintaining hygiene is also key.
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