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Steven Smith

Expert's four unusual signs your child is dehydrated

Babies, infants and children are more at risk of dehydration. Children are particularly at risk of becoming dehydrated because a child's body is less effective at perspiring and produces more heat during physical exertion.

Children also tend to be more physically active than adults, resulting in a greater loss of body water. Hydration experts at ViDrate have shared four unusual signs of dehydration, along with expert advice and tips on what you should do if you suspect your child is dehydrated.

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