When in the middle of colds, and allergies, and ear infections, and throat infections, it's hard to remember what my children's personalities are like. I think they are fun, and pleasant, and for the most part easy going, but I don't remember.
It's kind of nice when they do silly things, and laugh, and play, and are imaginative, to help me get a peak at what they are really like, despite all the snot and grumpiness.
--Titus went to bed with a Batman pj shirt on. He woke up with an upside down, backwards, "I look like a million bucks" shirt. I think there was some mid-night changing going on! And no, he pretty much refused to let me touch him or the shirt. It's perfect the way it is! But why does my tummy show?
And that diaper he's wearing is just for night time, and this morning it was empty!
And that diaper he's wearing is just for night time, and this morning it was empty!
--I heard Eli start to really giggle, and I turned around and he's bouncing a way on the trampoline like, "a kangaroo!" Two feet in one sock. Some serious fun, people. The two other brothers joined in, but Eli got it down the best.
Took all the kids to the doctors yesterday. Each one is now on different meds, on different schedules with meds. A little overwhelming, but grateful to nip this snot attack in the bud before it turns into more and more and more infections!
Titus had the ear infection, Isaac was close to getting a throat infection, and Eli just was way congested. Thank you, Georgia Spring for giving us soo many allergies.
And yes, the doctors visit was really long. But that's okay. Everyone did fine, and we survived to face another day!
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just a tip if you don't do it already- make chart on the side of the RX bottle and check off each day that you give them the medicine- or two times per day etc. :)
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