Allergies
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Posted: December 13, 2025
Read more »Allergy season with a toddler feels like packing for three climates at once: the pollen swirling outdoors, the dust that sneaks into soft toys and bedding, and the day-to-day realities of daycare life.
Little kids can’t always tell us what’s wrong, so our job is to notice patterns and set up simple routines that keep small lungs comfortable. This starter kit focuses on what parents can control - air, fabrics, routines, and calm, kid-friendly breathing support. For families whose pediatricians include inhaled treatments in the care plan, a quiet, portable mesh nebulizer makes sessions faster and less intimidating, whether you’re at home, on the go, or handing off to a caregiver.
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From Hard Floors to Happy Learners: The Power of a Classroom Rug
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Posted: May 05, 2022
Read more »The link between moisture/humidity and allergies is well documented. For example, moisture encourages the growth of mold, both indoor and outdoor. Dust mites also love humid air. All these could trigger allergies, and we all know that can make one’s life very difficult.
