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The immune system is your child's bodyguard – but it still needs to develop. Learn here why infections are part of it, what role protective measures and vaccinations play, and how parents can strengthen the immune system.
The immune system is your child's bodyguard. It protects against viruses, bacteria, and other pathogens and develops gradually over the first ten years of life.
In the last weeks of pregnancy, your baby receives antibodies from you. After birth, breast milk extends this protection, usually for the first three months, sometimes up to nine months.
But your baby is only protected against what you have antibodies against. That's why vaccinations, after consulting your pediatrician, are so important.
Every illness trained the immune system. Fever is one of them, and is the body's natural defense against pathogens. Parents often notice a rise in temperature late, especially at night.
This is where MARY by sticklett comes into play:
• Continuous temperature monitoring
• Alarm in case of rapid or strong increase
• Comfortable and easy for you and your child
👉 This way you can sleep more peacefully and still be there immediately when it matters.
✔ Breastfeed for at least 6 months, if possible
✔ Plenty of regular sleep & healthy diet
✔ daily fresh air & exercise
✔ Avoid stress and pollutants
The immune system develops over many years, and infections are an important part of that. With MARY by sticklett, you have a smart companion that gives you reassurance when your child can't yet tell how they're feeling.
👉 Discover MARY now – for more safety in everyday family life.