minor cuts and scrapes

Should You Cover the Cut or Scrape?

Covering the wound with a sterile bandage or adhesive strip helps protect it from dirt and bacteria. It also prevents the child from picking at the wound, which can lead to infection. Change the bandage daily or whenever it becomes wet or dirty.

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