Kids

[Thain]

That is odd krs. Is teething a possibility? I know that is really high for teething but just a thought since pain doesn't seem to be an issue.

On a side note, I just finished up having dual pink eye which I got from my son who had pink eye and an ear infection all at once. So much fun.

 

[rhfarmer]

You guys are making me nervous.

 

[aiw]

That is odd krs. Is teething a possibility? I know that is really high for teething but just a thought since pain doesn't seem to be an issue.

On a side note, I just finished up having dual pink eye which I got for my son who had pink eye and an ear infection all at once. So much fun.

My post should have made it clear that it's not odd.

 

[dkst0426]

My son just went through something similar last week. 3 days out of school. Acted pretty much normally and ate fine, but the temperature would just spike at different points of the day. Used Tylenol flu and that seemed to help. Doc tested him, and called it a mild flu, but left it up to us to use the Tamiflu prescription he gave us.

 

[physicsfactor]

Teething is the worst. Kid slept through the night for so long there. Teething ruined it.

 

[dkst0426]

Teething is the worst. Kid slept through the night for so long there. Teething ruined it.

The crying was tolerable, if pitiful. The runny noses, though? Urgh.

 

[DukeNukem05]

That is odd krs. Is teething a possibility? I know that is really high for teething but just a thought since pain doesn't seem to be an issue.

On a side note, I just finished up having dual pink eye which I got for my son who had pink eye and an ear infection all at once. So much fun.

You should consider better gifts next year.

 

[DukeNukem05]

That is odd krs. Is teething a possibility? I know that is really high for teething but just a thought since pain doesn't seem to be an issue.

On a side note, I just finished up having dual pink eye which I got for my son who had pink eye and an ear infection all at once. So much fun.

My post should have made it clear that it's not odd.

What are you, some kind of doctor?

 

[aiw]

That is odd krs. Is teething a possibility? I know that is really high for teething but just a thought since pain doesn't seem to be an issue.

On a side note, I just finished up having dual pink eye which I got for my son who had pink eye and an ear infection all at once. So much fun.

My post should have made it clear that it's not odd.

What are you, some kind of doctor?

Just an experienced parent.

 

[Thain]

That is odd krs. Is teething a possibility? I know that is really high for teething but just a thought since pain doesn't seem to be an issue.

On a side note, I just finished up having dual pink eye which I got for my son who had pink eye and an ear infection all at once. So much fun.

My post should have made it clear that it's not odd.

Did not read your post but ok.

 

[Thain]

That is odd krs. Is teething a possibility? I know that is really high for teething but just a thought since pain doesn't seem to be an issue.

On a side note, I just finished up having dual pink eye which I got for my son who had pink eye and an ear infection all at once. So much fun.

You should consider better gifts next year.

Seriously!! Or maybe learn how to proof read.

 

[krsmith16]

2 of my kids just went through the same thing. Lasted 3-4 days.

Ok thanks. Makes me feel much better.

 

[DukeNukem05]

But how does it make your kids feel?

 

[aiw]

Who gives a shit about them? Increases our workload when they're sick. They should ask us how we feel.

 

[krsmith16]

Exactly.

Bunch of assholes.

 

[physicsfactor]

Love it when the little man can keep himself entertained for a while:

 

[bdotling]

Man that 6-8 week mark was awful...little guy is finally starting to sleep better now though. Did you all do anything for sleep training?

 

[Thain]

Nothing other than a schedule with us. We had him down by 8:30 or so and let him sleep until he would wake up. When he woke up we fed him. We gauged if he really needed you eat by how long he slept. By 3 months he was sleeping through the night so any time he woke up after that we started letting him cry/put himself back to sleep.

 

[physicsfactor]

We started the cry-it-out training at four months, and he was sleeping through the night after 3 nights of that.

 

[rhfarmer]

We indulge our child with milk breaks whenever she wakes up and flips out. She is spoiled rotten, but IDGAF. She can sleep in our bed if she wants to, until she is 25. Don't care.