
We had a good time with family over our holiday break and Pinky just started school back up last week. Now, here we are the 2nd week into the new year and she’s sick again. It never fails that each year after school gets back in after a holiday a germ also finds its way into our home.
She stayed home from school and I got a pic of her snuggling her guinea pig while she watched some T.V. Look at those poor sick eyes š You can always tell when she’s not feeling well by her eyes.
The peak time for cold and flu season is upon us and peaks in the December – February months. It’s important to remember to keep up on good hygiene practices can help avoid germs from passing. I also take extra precaution and make trips around the house with disinfectant in hand to hopefully get a leg up on beating the germs.
We keep what we call a “sick kid” at our house where we have everything for the kids is in one nice location so that when one of the girls does catch a bug it’s all ready to go. There isn’t a ton in it but its very convenient not to have to sift through the medicine cabinet to find the children’s medicine. Here is what we have in our sick pack –
- Childrenās AdvilĀ® – for fever and pain relief (For children ages 2 and up to 11)
- Children’s RobitussinĀ® Extended-Release 12 Hour Cough Relief to control and relieve cold and flu symptoms all-day or all- night. (For children ages 6 and up.)
- Childrenās DimetappĀ® Multi-Symptom Cold Relief Dye-FreeĀ for stuffy and runny noses and quieting a cough. (For children ages 6 and up.)
- Thermometer – We have a quick-read forehead thermometer.
Our go to medicine with this bout with sicknessĀ has been Children’s DimetappĀ® Multi-Symptom Cold Relief Dye-Free. It helps with her runny nose and allows her to rest more with less nose blowing and wiping.
We’ve also been helping her fever with Childrenās AdvilĀ® for kids as young as 2 and up to 11. Children’s AdvilĀ® comes in several great-tasting flavors, including: Sugar-free Dye-free Berry, Bubble Gum, Grape, Blue Raspberry, Fruit and Dye-Free White Grape flavors.
Be prepared for the icky sickies this cold and flu season and be sure to stock up on all the necessities at your local drugstore.
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I use frequent hand washing, lots of rest and vitamins.
Proper hand washing and by sanitizing everything!
It’s so hard to prevent the germs spreading around! I try to make sure to do lots of hand washing.
WASH HANDS ! AND DRINK ALOT OF VITAMIN C š
We always try to remember to wash our hands whenever we come home from being out and about. We try to keep the germs out…but they still sneak in sometimes!
We wash our hands regularly.
I use a lot of Clorox, hand sanitizer, and make the kids take there vitamins.
I take a lot of vitamins every day and try to eat plenty of vegetables.
I wash my hands all the time and I have sanitizer in my purse.
I encourage frequent handwashing and we avoid anyone who even has the sniffles!
We constantly wash our hands!
Make sure you take daily vitamins and make sure you drink lots of water and wash your hands often.
The steps i take to prevent sickness is always keeping our hands washed and santized and living a healthy lifestyle fresh natural ingredients water and good night sleep