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“Put your hat on or you’ll catch a cold!” While this familiar cliché may not be scientifically accurate<\/a>, there are clothes that can keep a child healthy.<\/p>\n

In our work around the world, we’ve found that health and clothing often go hand in hand. The right clothes can protect a child from illness and equip them to play and be active. Here are five key clothing items that can protect a child’s health.<\/p>\n

1. A change of clothes<\/h2>\n

We take it for granted that kids in the U.S. have clean clothes to wear while doing laundry, but for many children around the world, this is not a given. Without a spare outfit, it’s more complicated for children to wash their clothes. And as the clothes get dirtier and more ragged, children are more likely to develop skin infections. A change of clothes gives kids a chance to wash and maintain better hygiene.<\/p>\n

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Skin infections, like ringworm pictured on a child’s head in Zambia, spread easily when children have no clean clothes and little opportunity to wash. (©2009 World Vision\/photo by Collins Kaumba)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Eliya, 7, from Malawi, is not proud of his tattered shirt and jean shorts with holes in them, which he inherited from his brother. But they are the only clothes he has. (©2014 World Vision\/photo by Wezzie Banda)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

2. Shoes and boots<\/h2>\n

Walking barefoot can have health benefits<\/span><\/span><\/a> for a child; however, without shoes, many children in warm climates are at risk of contracting worms such as hookworms<\/span><\/span><\/a>, bacterial infections, or jiggers<\/a>. Worms enter children’s bare feet and can make their way to a child’s intestines. Communities without appropriate hygiene, sanitation, and clean water are especially at risk because worms spread in feces and dirty water is a host to parasites. Wearing shoes can protect children’s feet from these infections and from thorns and other injuries. In cold climates, boots are essential to keep little toes dry and protected from frostbite.<\/p>\n

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In 8-year-old Belyse’s community in Burundi, 6 out of 10 children suffer from jiggers, a small flea that burrows into skin by the toenails and is extremely itchy and painful.  (©2018 World Vision\/photo by Javan Niyakire)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Belyse (second from left) and other kids in her community received shoes through World Vision. “My feet will be protected from thorns, worms, and jiggers,” she says joyfully. (©2018 World Vision\/photo by Javan Niyakire)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

3. Warm coat<\/h2>\n

Going outside without a coat in cold weather is not enough to catch a cold — you do have to come in contact with a virus. But some studies<\/a> have found that cold viruses can replicate faster in cold temperatures. Without coats and warm clothing, children can be more vulnerable to illness. But one of the real costs of the lack of coats in cold weather is that children are stuck indoors. They miss school. They miss out on playtime. They miss out on vital development. A warm coat can open up opportunities for healthy growth and development.<\/p>\n

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In Albania, 5-year-old Arif had to miss kindergarten in cold weather because he had no warm clothes. Fortunately, World Vision provided him with a warm coat, shoes, and a scarf. (©2019 World Vision\/photo by Aimona Hotova)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Arif is happy with the new coat, hat, scarf, and gloves he got through World Vision. (©2019 World Vision\/photo by Aimona Hotova)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

4. Gloves<\/h2>\n

Little fingers are especially susceptible to frostbite. In places like Armenia, temperatures frequently stay below freezing. Children’s hands turn numb, get blistered, and sometimes have permanent damage. “My girls are only 3 years old, but their hands are already red because of the freezing temperature outside. I am so afraid of their health because they catch cold so easily,” says Shooshan, a mom in Armenia. A pair of gloves protects these little hands, freeing them to do what they do best — play.<\/p>\n

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Without gloves, children are vulnerable to frostbite. Shooshan has twin daughters, including Asya, age 3, whose hands have suffered from the cold. (©2019 World Vision\/photo by Ani Chitemyan)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

5. School uniform<\/h2>\n

In many places, children are sent home from school if they do not have a proper school uniform. Elementary school may be free, but the cost of a uniform, even if it only costs $5<\/a>, is an impossible price for families who can barely afford food. Without an education, children miss out on healthy development and a chance for a bright future.<\/p>\n

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In Kenya, sponsored child Munyiva Rose Kang’welele, 16, has been able to stay in school thanks to receiving school uniforms and school fees from World Vision. “I want to continue studying well in school to become a doctor because I want to treat people in my hometown,” she says. (©2019 World Vision\/photo by Zipporah Kageha Karani)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/body><\/html>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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