If Dorothy reached a baby fashion pinnacle in her little Baby Gap lawn party dress, today, she sunk to a never-before-achieved low by wearing her PJ's out of the house. It's been 24 hours of firsts for our little 5 month-old: Baby's first fever! Baby's first encounter with Tylenol! Baby' first entirely sleepless night! Baby's first sick-visit at the pediatrician's office! Baby's first Justavirus diagnosis. Blergh.
Not only did our ill-timed doctor visit (one mom, four kids, one exam room-- IS THERE EVER A GOOD TIME?) prevent the big boys from attending their last day of swim lessons, it also prevented Cooper from taking a damn nap which is a huge bummer because Dory's sleepless night? Was also mine.
Cooper was just at the doc on Monday with similar complaints (102-degree fever, cough, runny nose-- you know, THE SNIFFLES), but he has (knock on wood) bounced back. Just waiting for the other 2 to get sick. One at a time, natch, so I can look as Munchausen by proxy as possible.
I haven't taken any pictures with Dory's 5-month sticker yet because she is feverish and wearing warm jammies (sans bow, even). But I have these:
Circles under her little eyes in the last one-- she was already sick!!
LOL on Munchausen by proxy. Sorry to hear that little D is sick (oh, Dee... another sweet potential nickname).
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ReplyDeleteFor moms, one of things that they don't want to happen in their child is to get sick. It's hard to have a sick child because you'll have to watch her over all the time. Thankfully, there is pediatrician that can help us to, at least, ease our worries. Tip: If your child is sick, keep her away from your other children so that they won't get sick as well, especially if their illness is contagious.
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