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Over the long course of time, clothing, as a symbol of warmth and shelter, not only carries the practical function of keeping warm, but also contains the transmission of emotions and the continuation of culture.

Since ancient times, sharing and giving old clothes seems to have become a simple and warm tradition, especially among families and relatives and friends.

However, behind this warmth, there are subtleties and considerations that cannot be ignored.

Especially when we face the growth and future of our children, whether we should unconditionally accept and let our children wear every piece of old clothes from others has become a question worthy of deep thought.

1. Hygiene and health concerns: the "secret garden" of old clothes

In the corner of time, every old piece of clothing is like a garden hiding secrets. They may have witnessed the laughter and tears of their previous owners, but they have also quietly accumulated the dust of the years and invisible microorganisms.

Especially for those old clothes that have not been thoroughly cleaned or stored in poor conditions, they may carry bacteria, viruses or other allergens, posing a potential threat to children's healthy growth.