Mother, Baby & Kids

Learn How to Stock Up Your Travel First Aid Kit and Win a Cool Prize at the Same Time

Travel is often a time of boon and bane. We, the mobile generation of the jetsetting age, are often all too familiar with the boons. Travel brings us fun, excitement, a breath of fresh air to our daily routines and a rejuvenation of kinship and bonding among our loved ones when we travel together as family.

But then; Alas ─ we are also too aware of the banes of travel. Along with stress, unforseen stumbling blocks  and illness that could thwart an enjoyable time, diarrhea comes almost to the top of the list as one of the major woes that could spoil an otherwise perfect holiday.

In fact, diarrhea is such a common occurrence to travelers that it has even got a name: Traveler’s Diarrhea. Often sudden, explosive, painful, draining, dehydrating and incapacitating, it can put paid to any holiday the instant it occurs, including one where you have taken your children and baby along.

Why does traveler’s diarrhea occur? Read: “Worried That Diarrhea Will Ruin Your Holidays? Here’s How To Stop The Runs In Its Tracks” for valuable pointers.

Children Get Diarrhea Worse than Adults

When children get traveler’s diarrhea, they invariably get it worse than adults. On top of that, babies and toddlers are at particular high risk of being afflicted and they suffer more acute consequences.

Apart from experiencing abdominal pains, vomiting, high fever and a frequent defecation of watery stools, traveler’s diarrhea in children can cause severe dehydration resulting in a dry mouth, crying without tears, sunken eyes or sunken soft spot (fontanelle) on baby’s head and decreased urination.

These symptoms are dangerous. You will need to disrupt your holiday and bring the child to a paediatrician or hospital immediately. This could be tricky if your holiday accommodation is located far from the nearest medical facility or if you are in a foreign land where you don’t speak the language.

Fortunately, you can prevent all of this if you remember to put DiaResQ® into your Travel First Aid Kit.

Stop Diarrhea with DiaResQ® 

All parents know they will need to pack along a Travel First Aid Kit as an essential item in their luggage. The kit should contain DiaResQ® as an effective measure against diarrhea, should it occur in the course of your travels.

DiaResQ®  isn’t medication like a drug or antibiotic but a food that works with the body to address the root cause of the diarrhea so that it can rapidly settle the stomach.

In other words: it works! DiaResQ® has been shown to resolve most cases of diarrhea from Day One of Use.         

For your child especially, this is excellent news!  The faster the diarrhea is stopped, the less likely he will suffer the consequences, and the better chance you will have of preventing the onset of related medical complications, thus saving the family holiday you have paid so much and worked so hard to put together for.

On top of that, there is further good news: DiaResQ® works for the whole family ─ no matter young or old. DiaResQ® is safe and suitable for adults and children from as young as one year old.

Now do you see why it is necessary to put DiaResQ® into your Travel First Aid Kit? And if you join this competition, you will also win yourself and your family some really cool prizes as well! So, what are you waiting for?