Last week , I took my daughter on an outing without knowing she had an ear infection. I thought she was just warm from being outside. Then, I took her to daycare without noticing a fever and they couldn't reach me or my husband for three hours. A couple days later she fell off the sofa twice.
I was giving her BM in her bottle at daycare and WCM in her sippy at home. Since she was sick and home a lot last week, I only gave her a bottle with medicine mixed in once or twice when she protested the medicine. I have a few bags left of BM and she is one so i didn't take a bottle to daycare this morning. She was doing well on the sippy, i thought. She saw a few other toddlers in daycare with bottles and was pretty upset all morning. They called me to ask if I had a bottle.
I'm sure next week they will call and tell me my kid is biting everyone.
Post by hannamaren on Sept 17, 2012 19:42:23 GMT -5
Hugs. You are doing the best you can. ( as a mother and as a typer)
Last week, our child fell and has been sporting a huge purple then yellow bruise in her cheek. Looks like she is dirty or abused. I am also trying to convert her to a sippy cup for milk. If we go out and it is milk time, I just take the sippy. Usually she realizes she has no choice and drinks it. Not today. Bruised crying baby all the way home for the bottle.
Post by dragonfly08 on Sept 18, 2012 10:02:17 GMT -5
It's ok, we all have those moments. You're doing fine. :-)
I've sent a kid to school assuming she was perfectly fine - good appetite at breakfast, no fever that I've noticed, no complaints - only to get a call from the clinic an hour later that my kid just threw up and/or has a temperature. Quick trip to the ped and of course there's strep, an ear infection, or something else I had no clue about.