Showing posts with label teething. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teething. Show all posts
Friday, November 21, 2008
Count JJ!
Well, all the fussing and drooling have finally produced another two teeth - and this time they're canines! Got a little vampire on our hands here. As soon as they come all the way in, I'll definitely be snapping some shots for future blackmail material :) In the meantime, I'll just have to teach him how to say "mama, blah!"
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Teething Myths
As poor lil JJ has only 2 teeth so far (on the bottom, like a little upside down rabbit) we know we've got lots more to go. And with all the DROOL and fussiness and a host of other things that indicate we'll be seeing more cuspids any moment, I definitely have teething on the brain. Well, one of the ladies on the babyfit board posted this really interesting site about the myths of teething:
OMG - some of this stuff is too funny! But I guess maybe I ought to let the dog lick his face more often ;)
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Teething story
So, we took JJ in for his 4 month appt yesterday (12lbs, 2 oz, 23.75inches tall, head circ 16.5 inches) and I asked the doctor what we could do to ease his teething discomfort. He says,"let me tell you about a patient I lost because of teething" and tells us this story:
"I am called into the emergency room one day to see a little girl, about 5 months old. She's green. After examining her, I determine she's suffering from liver failure. It turns out her mother and grandmother decided that they didn't want her to suffer through teething so they had been giving her infant Tylenol every 4 hours for the last 2 weeks! We were able to get the little girl a liver transplant and she managed to go through the chemo to deal with the rejection just fine. Then her brother came home with the chicken pox and she died about 6 hours later from a major chicken pox infection (her immune system was just that low)."
ACK!!! Like I wasn't paranoid enough about giving JJ medications as it is. How scary is that?
"I am called into the emergency room one day to see a little girl, about 5 months old. She's green. After examining her, I determine she's suffering from liver failure. It turns out her mother and grandmother decided that they didn't want her to suffer through teething so they had been giving her infant Tylenol every 4 hours for the last 2 weeks! We were able to get the little girl a liver transplant and she managed to go through the chemo to deal with the rejection just fine. Then her brother came home with the chicken pox and she died about 6 hours later from a major chicken pox infection (her immune system was just that low)."
ACK!!! Like I wasn't paranoid enough about giving JJ medications as it is. How scary is that?
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