I never thought I’d have to say this: our kid was patient zero for a flu outbreak. It started innocently enough. Two months ago, Will woke one night about an hour after going down and coughed, coughed, coughed. He was getting over one of the series of colds he was hit with this winter, and […]
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There is not very much worse than sick babies, and unfortunately, we’ve been seeing a lot of that around our house lately. The illnesses having been cycling through our family, one after another, with sweet baby Shake taking the brunt of it all. At just over three months old, he’s been sick at least three […]
It is a truth universally acknowledged that children in daycare will be in want of serious cold remedies several times throughout the fall and winter. Am I right?! We are currently heading into what seems to be Will’s THIRD COLD of the season – and we still have months left of WINTER, people! Beyond the fact that I […]
We’ve been lucky when it comes to illness in our household. Mr. Carrot and I are rarely sick, and despite being a daycare kid and living in a house that’s less than great about remembering to wash hands, Baby Carrot has made it through 20 months of life with just a few sniffles and one […]
Two weeks ago after my sister’s baby shower, a few of us got sick. I guess that’s what happens when you combine a million little kids with chips and salsa! I knew Baby Pencil was bound to get sick one day, and I’m glad it didn’t happen when he was just a wee baby. I […]
Charlie has had a cough over the past week, but last night it turned into a fever, congestion, sore throat and a cough so bad that he threw up three times. I wrote about some of my favorite products to treat coughs and colds here, but I thought that I would share my step by step […]
The entire Bee family got hit with a virus last week. Fever, headache, coughing, runny nose, stuffy nose, congestion… it was not pretty x 4 and two of us are still sick. Charlie caught it first and had a fever as high as 104.9 last Wednesday. Olive woke up with a fever the following day […]
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