🎙️A new episode of Bytes of Health dropped today -- Thursday, May 2, 2024!

💡On this episode titled, “Handwashing 101,” Dr. Jess Steier discusses the following topics:

➡️ My kids hate washing their hands! Do you have any tips to make handwashing more fun or engaging for little ones?

➡️ I see "antibacterial" soaps everywhere. Do I need those to get my child's hands really clean?

➡️ Should I use warm water or cold water when washing my child's hands? Does the water temperature matter for germ removal?

➡️ My child rushes through handwashing. What's a good way to make sure they are scrubbing every part of their hands?

➡️ What are some tips for preventing kids from getting sick at school or daycare, besides handwashing?

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