my baby is sick
By Kmz059
@Kmz059 (652)
Philippines
April 2, 2013 10:21am CST
In the morning we woke up early, My son is so active and hyper. He run around in our backyard, jump all around. I am happy that he is active. Then suddenly when we stayed at home because the sun is getting hotter I just sent him to bed, he slept almost 3 hours. Then woke up he is not in the mood, I touched her head and he is sick :( I hate it when he is sick, It's killing me.
He don't want to take his medicine so I just mixed his medicine to his milk. Haaaay. And now he is now sleeping. I need to get up every hours just to monitor his situation and take his medicine. Gonna say Goodnight. Hopefully my son will get better tomorrow.
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10 responses
@emily7339 (1337)
• Malaysia
2 Apr 13
Do not worry, your baby will be all right since you have given him the medication. Babies are very fragile, they used to get sick very often. I remembered my son always got sick. I needed to rush him to the hospital as his fever is very high. Mothers are like that. Always get worry over children when they are not well. I hope your son will be all right and active again when he is up tomorrow!
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@strawberrychocodahi (4817)
• Philippines
3 Apr 13
Hello Kmz, I do pray that your son will be fine now. I am a mother too and I know the feeling of a child being sick. I really can't do everything normally when he is also sick but I do pray to God and that helps a lot to ease out my stress and worry.
Don't worry, just stay calm, you can contact his pedia if his fever is still high. Just observe him. A child who is still active even sick is just fine says my pedia.
@stanley777 (9401)
• Philippines
3 Apr 13
Sorry to hear about your baby being sick. Being summer, this heat sometimes gets us sick, what more for the kids. Being hyperactive they always runs around to play, and sometimes we do forget to change their clothings/shirt which are wet due to perspiration. And when it dries up while it's still on them, this may cause them to be sick. I just hope he recovers soon.
@jenny1015 (13359)
• Philippines
3 Apr 13
Did you take his temperature? Maybe his body is hot but he is not really having fever. This is brought about by the extreme heat we are experiencing now.
@srisahara (4508)
• Indonesia
3 Apr 13
I think your baby too tired, because he plays a lot. A toddler often sick because of tired or infected by bacterial or viral. Usually, he will better if you give him enough rest and medication. I hope you get your baby better tomorrow morning.
@mensab (4200)
• Philippines
2 Apr 13
it is quite distressing to have our kid sick by our side. we need to be attentive and responsive to their needs. they are so vulnerable. and we always would like to take care of them. our instinct to look agter our children is called upon by the situation. and of course, we are more than willing to do it.
@dorannmwin (36392)
• United States
3 Apr 13
There is really very little that is worse than when one of our little ones is sick. This is definitely something that is especially true when we are talking about a very young child that is not able to tell us what is bothering them.
I remember when my children were younger it would always bother me so much when they were not feeling well because aside from giving them tylenol to keep their temperature down and forcing fluids on them, there was really nothing that I was able to do for them.
@mariaperalta (19073)
• Mexico
3 Apr 13
Sorry to hear that. I hate when kids get sick. i hope hes better faster than you can say breakfast is ready !!!
@Angelpink (4031)
• Philippines
2 Apr 13
Yes you need to rest so you can take good of your angel . Don't worry that much that is but normal for babies , every now and then they will get sick because of the weather and their immune system is still not that strong. Here are some tips if babies are sick .. Don't wrapped the baby with thick clothes but with thin and soft cotton clothes only . Don't get panic and don't self medicate babies if fever persist for at least 2 days , time for you to see your Pedia doctor .
