really i wanted to post these pictures side-by-each, but i think they're about one pixel too wide ( and i'm too lazy to do what it takes to fix them), sooo stacked they will be. and yes i know the stacked combo is kinda creepy, so save it.
also. does anyone have a trick for giving medicine to panicky toddlers who start throwing up as soon as they see the syringe? because i have one of those. and no trick.
squirt it into her mouth so it hits the inside of her cheek first, you don't even have to really get it in her mouth, just her lips. Makes my kids swallow everytime
also, squirt the medicine in and then blow in their face right as you do it - they sort of automatically swallow.. weird, but it works. cute pics - I'm imagining them side by side :)
Poor monkey! We do the squirt to cheek, but hardly helpful when they spit it out after. So, then we just cross our fingers that some of it went down... I also promise a treat, but I don't know if that works at her age.
squirt it into her mouth so it hits the inside of her cheek first, you don't even have to really get it in her mouth, just her lips. Makes my kids swallow everytime
ReplyDeletealso, squirt the medicine in and then blow in their face right as you do it - they sort of automatically swallow.. weird, but it works. cute pics - I'm imagining them side by side :)
ReplyDeleteAwwww. Poor kiddo!!
ReplyDeleteWell I can only comment on what I know and that is - her outfit is fantastic!!! Hope she feels better soon!
Oh, you darling little grand-daughter!
ReplyDeletePoor monkey! We do the squirt to cheek, but hardly helpful when they spit it out after. So, then we just cross our fingers that some of it went down... I also promise a treat, but I don't know if that works at her age.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the photo of her bottom half :) Her outfits are always so cute!
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