Every parent expects her child to get sick sometimes. After all, you'd get sick too if you spent the bulk of your days crawling on dirty playground equipment, drinking out of your friends' cups of juice, and touching (or mouthing!) every little thing that grabs your attention. And while little kids typically aren't big fans of sharing, when it comes to spreading bacteria and viruses, they're extremely generous: According to a recent study from the University of Arizona, a woman's chances of getting sick double when she becomes a mother. So how can you stay healthy this season when you're constantly playing nurse to your sniffling, sneezing kid? All you have to do is put our brilliant germ-fighting game plan to work.
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