"Not only can it attack children, diarrhea can also occur in adults during holidays. Unclean food intake, meeting many people, and being in crowded conditions are the main triggers of this health problem often referred to as traveler’s diarrhea. "

To prevent diarrhea from occurring in children during their holiday trips or road trips, parents should do the following: - Always wash hands/use hand sanitizer before and after eating. If there is clean running water and soap, make sure to wash hands thoroughly before and after eating, including between the fingers. You can also use hand sanitizer or antiseptic wet wipes.

Here is the translated text with the HTML tags preserved: "- Wash eating utensils\/ baby bottlesFor children who are still breastfeeding using a bottle, always ensure to clean them properly under running water. This includes eating utensils used such as plates and spoons.- Look for a clean toiletAs much as possible, look for a clean public restroom when the child needs to urinate. Bring antiseptic spray if using a public restroom."

Here is the translated text with the HTML tags preserved: "- Meet fluid needs During the journey, it can be very exhausting. Children usually are lazy to drink. It would be better to always have a water bottle nearby so they can drink whenever they want. Make sure the water they drink is clean and sterile. Source: Prosehat"