How common are colds in children?

Not surprisingly, the common cold -- caused by a viral infection of the upper respiratory tract -- is the most common contagious condition in the United States. Most kids get an average of three to six colds a year; double if they're in day care. Children catch colds when the cold virus (called the rhinovirus, of which there are more than one hundred different types) penetrates the lining of the nose and throat.

At that point, the immune reaction kicks in, triggering all of the annoying symptoms, including a runny nose. The invaders, which prefer a moist environment, attempt to stay as long as they can in those conditions, whereas your body treats mucus like an ejection capsule to rid itself of the buggers.

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