Dr Phil Kieran: How do I recognise signs of over-heating in my kids?

Keeping children safe in hot weather isn’t usually too much of an issue in Ireland, but going to hot countries is a bit different
Portrait of a thirsty handsome boy in sunglasses drinking water on the desert tropical beach

Portrait of a thirsty handsome boy in sunglasses drinking water on the desert tropical beach

We’re heading to Portugal on holidays next month with our three-year-old and six-month-old children. We’ve been there before, and there’s usually an onshore breeze, and shaded areas are easy to find. However, given the summer that’s in it. I’m starting to worry about the possibility of heat stroke and dehydration. How can I recognise the signs, and what should I pack to keep them safe?

Keeping children safe in hot weather isn’t usually too much of an issue in Ireland, but going to hot countries is a bit different.

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