> Good morning! :-x
> My smiley boy is home and I spent the night getting up and down, along with his mum, every time he made a sound. Yesterday in the hospital he would seem better than go down again very quickly. Fortunately, he is really good when he is unwell and takes medications etc well.
> This morning he is ok but still very laboured breathing.
> His cousin, miss 2, now has a severe cold and is not the best sick patient! Any ideas for getting panadol into a child when they say no? except by force? her temp is up so I am doing the tepid sponge thing in the meantime and will try the meds later.
> So, today we are watching a dvd, over and over and over..... get the picture? I have also had to set up a train track and have a stack of books to read them.
> No one is eating but drinking heaps which is good.
> I hope everyone has a good day, especially your dear mum, JV.
Hi Karen, just read thru your post, I have heard that there is a chewable panadol for kids, it tastes like a lollie and they dont know that it Panadol, worth checking out I think, Glad the lil boy is a bit better and hope your lil girl will be well again soon!
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