I’ve been told if I don’t buy anymore Easter chocolate so mini eggs anything before Easter I can have a big ol’ fancy Easter egg (we never do chocolate eggs) and I don’t know if I can commit tbh or whether I replace mini eggs with every other chocolate Tesco sell
This is not good for my diet, NeoI know I’ve said this before but Amazon sell 1kg bagsas do Waitrose apparently!
I’m not sorryThis is not good for my diet, Neo
I used to put it in the lid of one of her bottles! Bit fiddly but she was more accepting with a. Familiar teatHas anyone got any tips for a calpol refuser? He spits it all out. Like who does that
Same problem here. Even if I manage to get it down her she coughs and splutters and fights it so much she is sick 🥲 only thing I’ve found that works is putting it in yoghurt (not the quickest process though) but baby Blair is too young isn’t he? Have you tried the bottle teat or mixing in his milk, or even a spoon? I think the syringe goes a bit quick sometimes like jerky. I did buy a cherry paracetamol from the chemist when she was poorly last time to try in case it was the flavour but we ended up not needing it! XHas anyone got any tips for a calpol refuser? He spits it all out. Like who does that
We do it in teeny tiny amounts at a time and pop the soother in straight after each bitHas anyone got any tips for a calpol refuser? He spits it all out. Like who does that
I’ve always found if I aim it at the back of her cheek rather than straight down her throat she doesn’t spit it back out, whereas if I just do it normally she’ll spit it outHas anyone got any tips for a calpol refuser? He spits it all out. Like who does that
Yes! Take his breath away so he swallows. I have done this plenty of times. And the calpol in the teat. Mine have automatically sucked the teat And taken the meds. Even the ones that hated taking it.
) hacks and let you know how we get onDoes he take a dummy? I tend to shoot a bit into the back of the throat, dummy in, trick him into thinking tit all has happened, repeat for the whole doseThanks girls I’ll try the cheek, spoon and blowing (god that sounds terribly wrong
and neither of mine will touch the sugar/colour free one, immediately rejected 🫣Medicine dummy has always worked for us as it takes it straight to the back of their mouths. Or shooting it in and rubbing their nose to make them swallowHas anyone got any tips for a calpol refuser? He spits it all out. Like who does that
but has anyone not had their kids vaccinated and why? I don’t know what to do, I want him to have them but I’m so scared that it apparently has links to cot death! Not sure what to do so would like peoples opinions on both sides! No right or wrong answer xDid you read this in a scientific research article or hear it through the grapevine? I have never heard of this. We have 2 lots of vaccines done, 3 to go. Apart from the initial pain of getting the injection and a small lump on her leg at the site, we haven't experienced any side effects so far.
I was in baby group the other day and one of the girls said that2 babies from where I live died days after their injections and that it was linked to SIDS. I haven’t done any research as I didn’t want to scare myself I’d rather other mums give their experience/ opinions and I’ll Google later on. I really hope that it isn’t linked as I would like him to have them! Just so hard knowing what to do as I worry somuch More than I ever thought I would
There is no known link to SIDS. There is a link between children dying of preventable illnesses if they’re not vaccinated. The lullaby trust are very clear that vaccinating your child is a good ideaI’m probably going to regret this question
