Precautions for drinking water in kindergarten

Generally speaking, the enrollment standard for kindergartens in public schools is that children can enter kindergarten at the age of about three years old. In some private schools, children can already go to kindergarten at the age of more than one or two years old. Some of the education in kindergartens is mainly based on some basic common sense of life. Today's kindergartens generally do not include too much primary school-based or text-based education. They mainly focus on children's songs and life skills education, and teachers are very familiar with it. Children are also very concerned about it. There are various warning slogans and precautions posted everywhere. So what are the precautions for drinking water in kindergartens?

When children first enter kindergarten, they need special attention in many life skills. For example, there are many precautions for drinking water in kindergartens, as follows:

1. Children should pay attention to drinking water at room temperature. Whether it is summer or winter, they need to drink warm water. If children drink Ice water may cause abdominal pain, diarrhea, intestinal cramps and other problems in young children.

2. Children should drink boiled water instead of drinks, such as juices, sodas, etc., because the drinks contain various additives and sugars, which are heavy. It is easy to stay in the stomach for digestion and absorption, thus irritating the child's intestines and stomach, which is not good for the child's health.

3. Young children should drink water before meals, not before going to bed. Drinking water before going to bed can easily affect the quality of sleep, prone to frequent urination or enuresis, which will affect the health of young children.

The health of young children starts from scratch. Whether in kindergarten or at home, you must pay attention to all aspects of living habits.