Wee Little Tank Baby has been down with a Really Big Sickness this week. It seemed to include a little taste of all illnesses, sore throat, sore ears, one vomit and one diarrhea plus a healthy serving of phlegmy coughing and continual fever despite the regimented dosing with various flavored infant "drops". One bonus to a Really Big Sickness is all the cuddling involved.


Other than that it was no fun. He seems to be coming around as of today with only a residual side dish of crankies and the worlds pluggiest nose. When exactly do they learn to blow? Anyone?
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Hate to say it, but Charlotte was getting pretty decent with the blowing somewhere between 2 and 3. likely depends on the kid... but I think that's kind of a tough one for em. Doesn't it totally suck when they are so doggone plugged and there isn't much at ALL to do about it other than the dreaded bulb-sucker? Ash-of-the-green-nose is feeling Jackson's pain on that one this week too, though fortunately not accompanied by all the other miseries. I'm sooo glad Tank is turning around now.
:)
Sara
ahhh...this makes me so look forward to the bulb-sucker thingy...
glad to hear that he is doing better. hugs to you all! xoxo
Part of being a tank, one would imagine, is the ability to chug on through even illness.
I love that lil' blighter!
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