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Washing a Toddler's Hair During Fever: Safety Guidelines
Washing a toddler's hair during a fever is generally safe if:
- Water is lukewarm (not hot or cold).
- The child is comfortable and not excessively weak.
- Hair is dried thoroughly to prevent chilling.
Avoid washing if the child is lethargic, shivering, or distressed. Consult your pediatrician if unsure.
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