"The baby's skin is different from adult skin, its layers are still very thin so their skin layers have not developed optimally. If scraped, it can actually cause skin irritation. Well, this irritation can cause wounds and secondary infections," said Dr. Dyah."

1. Light material clothing Dress your child in comfortable, lightweight clothing that is not too thick. If the clothing is too thick, it will increase body temperature. 2. Monitor temperature with a thermometer Measure your child's body temperature with a thermometer every two hours. If it is above 38.5 degrees Celsius, you can give fever-reducing medication. 3. Continue to provide fluids Give drinks such as water, milk, or natural fruit juice. Avoid giving warm tea as it contains caffeine.

4. Compress To help reduce fever, you can provide a compress. Compress with warm water on the body folds. You can also use cold gel that is widely available on the market. If the fever does not subside for 3 days, immediately bring it to the doctor, Mom and Dad. Source: KlikDokter