It's best to do this when your child is at school or occupied elsewhere. It's also a good idea to store books and toys that can collect dust in another room.
Some small children form a special attachment to a stuffed animal or blanket.
These things can be real problems for children with asthma. If you have school-age children, it is important to talk with your child's principal, teachers, and school nurse. You'll want to share all the details of your child's condition, triggers, medications, and early warning signs with these individuals. When your child s condition or treatment plan changes, update the school. If pollen is a trigger, try scheduling either outdoor activities or a family vacation at times that are not peak times for pollen.