I've had to be out and about at construction sites recently for work and I'm starting to get nervous about my eight month year old. I think the statistics says it's really nothing to worry about but it's still a bit anxiety-provoking. And concrete stats on babies?
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Is there still nothing to worry about regarding babies getting covid?
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No worries. It would be ALL over the news if it was an issue.
Gosh that's true, isn't it? I haven't heard anything.
My 9 month old just had it from daycare. Runny nose and congestion. No fever. No lethargic behavior. Didn't slow her and our 3 year down one bit.
Our pediatrician said they've had one kid in their practice hospitalized with Covid. It was because of dehydration.
Our pediatrician said they've had one kid in their practice hospitalized with Covid. It was because of dehydration.
That is great to know! Thank you.
Infant deaths are a little higher than other children under 20, but I think that's because there are some really sick newborns out there. For instance, newborns with genetic diseases and extreme preemies. If your kid is full-term and healthy, then the chances of severe illness should be extremely low
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Thank you so much. Really all appreciate it.
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