Whilst going abroad on holiday it is vital to remember that your baby will be more vulnerable to the effects of food poisoning than any other age group. Because babies have weak immune systems they are susceptible to contracting food poisoning, such as salmonella, which can easily invade the blood system and become life threatening.Following the tips below will help you to protect yourself and your baby against the effects of food poisoning, making sure that you both enjoy your holiday to its full potential.
 Look around, if the place where you are going to eat looks dirty, poorly maintained, has rubbish lying around or has evidence of pests, then the areas you can not see will be much worse. When it comes to the kitchen this is unacceptable and eating food prepared in these conditions is asking for food poisoning.
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