These simple preventive measures will protect you and your family
1. Avoid playgrounds and other public spaces
2. Wash your hands frequently
3. Cough and sneeze into your sleeves
4. Avoid touching your face, mouth and eyes
5. Clean all toys and sanitize the surfaces where your baby plays
6. Stay informed with the updated information from Authentic Sources ONLY
7. Keep connected with your loved once
8. Keep healthy eating habits
9. Keep your kids busy at home
10. Stay safe and be positive
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