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Like most moms, I have my fair share of experience with sick kids--earaches, tummy bugs, colds, you name it.Unlike most other moms, I also have entirely too much experience with children who manage to break themselves by doing things like jumping off our second floor balcony and breaking 3 limbs, at *7* years old, and then spending 2 months with 2 casted legs and one casted arm.
Needless to say, I now have an arsenal of what-to-do-when-you're-not-feeling-well activities.
Both kids came down with pretty bad ear infections at the beginning of August--their ears hurt to the touch, it hurt to lay on them, hurt to swallow, etc. Off to the pediatrician we went--middle ear infections and swimmer's ear, times 2. Of course, like most small children, they were generous enough that Faith had it one week, then just as she finished her medicine, Ben got it.
A few of our tried & true ideas, for kids who aren't feeling well (or in the case of Faith, otherwise incapacitated):
- Since their bedrooms are upstairs, I bring down their favorite blankets, pillows and critters, and set them up on the couch so they are right by me during the day.
- I put on a kettle of chicken soup because chicken soup makes everything feel better. My mom always made soup when we were sick, and it really works! Be careful with tummy bugs though, the soup might have to wait till day 2.
- We have movie day on the couch. We have a huge DVD collection and the kids haven't seen a lot of our old favorites, so I'll bring down one of the ones that are new to them. They've loved Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Bedknobs & Broomsticks.
- We cuddle on the couch and read books--some old favorites, some new ones. I always have some new books aside that they haven't read yet, and my parents have sent a lot of ones from my own childhood too.
- I bring out one of the lapdesks so they can color or draw while sitting on the couch. I'd rather not have them wandering around if they are not feeling well, so I try to keep them happy but resting.
- We also have a lot of craft kits that get brought out for the occasion. Faith likes the bead and sewing kits a lot, Ben likes the sticker and design a picture kits. Those are great for quiet time activities.
- We'll play a few board games or card games to pass the time too, they both love Crazy Eights and Sorry.
- If they're feeling up to it, we'll bake something yummy. Much like chicken soup, cookies make you feel better too.
- They get to take a nice relaxing bath in the big bathtub in my bathroom, with bubbles or salts to make the water even better. For colds, we add mint salts to the water to help the sinus breathe.
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Chicken soup, crackers, blankets, and laying on the couch watching videos does the trick for us.
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we have been blessed to not have had too many illnesses in the last 3 yrs. But when we do, we like to rest while watching favorite movies and reading lots of books.
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When my son is sick I am his live-in maid by choice. What he asks for, I get. We watch movies all day. He gets all the ginger ale he wants and popsicles. We usually eat soup with crackers.
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We have a ton of experience with kids being sick.
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DS LOVES cuddling. I will lay on the couch and hold him and his lovie and cup of pedialyte under a blanket while he watches Cars. Sometimes I sleep in his room at night if he's really sick. On a pull out Lightning McQueen couch that's about 2.5 feet long!
We stay in bed all day watching cartoons, lots of soups, liquids, basically whatever sick child asks for.
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Hugs, Wearing the baby, Lots of fluids
ReplyDeleteWe have a big aerobed that I can pull out and then inflate at the touch of a button. I bring up (bedrooms are down in the basement) pillows, blankets, lovey, and stuffed friends and we make a big "nest" in the middle of the living room floor. Great for cuddling, movies and naps and is made even more comfy with "sweet dream" spray which is lavender oil and water. I can also put a board down on it for coloring. If it's a tummy bug we keep food simple to dry toast at first but I try and make it more interesting by using cookie cutters to make fun shapes. Drinks with fun straws, new movies, new books, and sometimes we'll take a nice bath and get out the tub paints and/or crayons.
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ReplyDeleteI build a big blanket and pillow fort in the playroom that we play board games in and ready stories. We really like to make up/write out own stories too! Movie/TV show marathons too!
My son is older so he just knows that he needs to rest until he feels better! When he was little, I would read him lots of stories!
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We give them a little bell so they can call us at any time. We also do lots of snuggling and reading.
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ReplyDeleteWhenever my daughter is sick, she wants MAMA…and so, she gets my attention! I cook her chicken and rice soup, give her crackers and juice and popsicles! We color, play board games, play on the wii or ps2, or watch movies and snuggle. When a fever or headache is causing issues...we use the MAGIC wash cloth...which basically is a decorative wash cloth that I put cool water on and place on her forehead...
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Jumping out of a window?Oh my God! You must have nearly had a heart attack,thats horrible!
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Wow, the balcony is a big fear of mine, so glad she was ok! Yeesh, kids. Soup is always a win when someone is sick and also popsicles for sore throats. We usually do a movie marathon
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Chicken soup and Disney movie marathons usually help make my daughter feel better.
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My daughter is grown, but now when my grandson gets sick or has to come home from school he comes to my house. When he feels that bad we usually pile up in my bed (with the dogs of course) and watch cartoons until he goes to sleep.
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ReplyDeleteI bring out my big "extra" comforter for the couch and watch DVDs. We also make "sick juice" AKA "Mummi juice" which is de-fizzed Gingerale. We've had mostly stomach bugs, and after day 1 de-fizzed Gigerale in their own bottle is the beverage (and sometimes meal) of choice around here.
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Fortunately my kids don't get sick too often, but when they do some rest and a few cuddles usually gets them through!
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Chicken noodle soup, comfy clothes, and read alouds of Pinkalicious, Purplicious, and Goldilicious are musts when my sweet girl is sick!
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OH MY GOD YOUR POOR KIDS! I HAVE BEEN LUCKY ENOUGH TO NOT HAVE TO GO THROUGH THAT WITH MINE, NOTHING EXTREME YET ANYWAY. TO KEEP MY SICKLIES HAPPY, I'LL SPOIL THEM ON SICK DAYS. I'LL USUALLY GO DRIVE THROUGH AND PICK THEM UP SOME FAST FOOD SOMEWHERE! kytah00@yahoo.com
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ReplyDeleteits been a long time since my daughter was little but I recall it always made her feel better when I stayed home from work to stay with her and I let her watch her movies - keeping her as comfortable as possible
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My daughter likes to watch Star Wars when she is sick. She's two. So weird.
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no kids of my own, but my mom would always give me some soup, saltine crackers and lemon lime soda pop and let me watch a movie or listen to a cd.
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When my daughter is sick I let her control the TV and the menu for the day. The only rule is that she must stay in bed or on the couch except when needing to go potty. She is always a happy patient.
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My girls were both sick last week and they got plenty of orange gatorade, green jello, cinnamon sugar toast, homemade chicken noodle soup and homemade rice pudding. We watched a LOT of movies on Netflix (streaming) and did a lot of Charlie Brown puzzles (their favorite).
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OMG!! Your poor broken one! She has officially beat my girl who at 2, climbed the baby gate at the top of the stairs and did a header (I was in the bathroom, she was supposed to be napping) and broke her left leg and then at 9 she jumped over the couch and dislocated her shoulder and broke her arm in 2 places. I am glad to know I am not the only one with a daredevil girl!
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I let my daughter lay in my bed and watch TV or a movie and I bring her ginger ale, crackers, soup and extra blankets, most of the time she just wants to sleep.
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ReplyDeleteI have not hed the pleasure of dealing with a sick one yet. My little one is 6 months and we haven't been sick yet (knock on wood) but I have gotten a lot of good advice from the comments!
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TV is definitely her biggest treat when she's sick. She also really likes to sleep in bed with us or take her naps on the couch instead of in her room. She is pretty clingy when she's sick so basically one of us just has to constantly be by her side.
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video games keeps my little cousin happy, pokemon is good :D
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ReplyDeleteWe don’t have children yet, but we enjoy homemade chicken corn soup and lots of rest if possible when we’re under the weather!
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My kiddo is 7 weeks, he has yet to be sick.
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When the children are or were sick, they ruled the roost. That was the only time that ever really flew...but it helps. And lots of time, patience, love and attention. I think that just knowing they are being cared for is a great help to them.
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ReplyDeleteIn my house it was the dedicated "MOM" attention that did the trick ... rocking, cuddling, rubbing their back. Of course, laying on the couch with comfy blankets and cartoons on TV helped, too.
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Luckily, my little guys don't get sick often. When they do, it's usually a doosie, and they usually want to just sleep or lay on the couch. I'll let them snuggle with me on the recliner and we spend the day resting.
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We set up a "sick bay" on the couch with blankets, tissues, juice and a "barfy bucket" (if needed). Lots of DVD's and usually one of the dogs plants himself right on top of the blankets and "watches" my daughter to make sure she's okay. I always keep vegetable soup and crackers in the cupboard for those sick days. Oh and Popsicles...a standard staple for my daughter when her throat hurts.
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Curling up with some Chicken Noodle Soup and watching movies all day keeps my kiddos happy when they are sick.
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My toddler and I do a lot of sleeping, cuddling on the couch, drinking water and juice, and watching Elmo when she's sick. Happily she has not been sick much.
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ReplyDeleteA warm bath will bring down a fever (my preference over pill). Isolation so no one else gets sick. Plenty of sleep and lots of liquids(in any form no caffeine(check your pedilite bottle)).
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ReplyDeleteBeing sick is not fun, so they usually get good treatment. Of course, it depends on how sick they are. I let them lay on the couch. I move the piano bench over and make sure they have a drink and a small snack. They get the choice of what movie/show to watch.
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IT's all about the chicken soup and board games!
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Lots of rest, lots of cuddling, lots of TV and hopefully they feel better soon.
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Lots of love, hugs and kisses, medicine, soups, movies and blankies
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Vernor's ginger ale is a soothing drink for sick tummies and lots of cartoons.
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New books, hot miso soup and cartoons can always do the magic.
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When our kids are sick they get to snuggle up on the couch with pillows and blankets, lots of herbal tea, and movies galore.
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I have a special box for when they are sick. I keep different things in it like a few movies a couple of book a blanket etc. The items in the box are only to be used when they are sick so this really helps to cheer them up when I bring it out.
ReplyDeleteLots of extra special attention and extra special treats like popcicles for breakfast!
ReplyDeletei like to rent a special movie for my kids and will usually get them a cool bendy straw to encourage more fluids. we always let them make camp on the couch too :-)
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Run, Hide, Cry! :) Seems like nothing really helps when our quadruplet boys are all sick at once. You always get through it though, just hang in there!
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I don't have any kids, but when I was a kid my mom always gave me chicken noodle soup, 7UP and coloring books. Oh, and lots of sympathy! :)
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All three of my daughters are currently sick, the oldest one is getting the worst of it though. When sick they get unlimited tv and cpu games. Whatever they want to drink healthy choices that is, luckily my kids never get their own soda or anything so they wouldn't think to ask for that, mostly it just means they can have milk or juice with meals instead of water.
ReplyDeleteWe watch a lot of movies when my kiddos are sick! Cinnamon toast is a great thing for them to eat when they're not super hungry too!
ReplyDeleteSo funny...I had a sick boy home this week and I was about to google "what to do with a sick kid"! :) We figured it out...lots of TV, books on the couch, jammies all day and night, juice, lotion kleenex (and Neosporin with pain relief is SO great on sore noses). We survived...we'll see if any of the other four come down with it next. :(
ReplyDeleteNo matter what age, absolutely nothing makes you feel better than your mommy. Chicken soup, medicines, orange juice, they all taste better and work more effectively if it's your mommy who serves it :)
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ReplyDeleteWhen my kids are not feeling well we have a few fun traditions. One is of course snuggling with Mommy (my favorite) we always lay on the couch together and they pick their favorite movie. I also try to make sure they eat something even if they aren't feeling up to it. Last time my 5 year old was ill we kabobed grapes and dyed some organic white mac and cheese green with a little food dye. Mu son loves anything green. The kids other favorite is a warm blanket right out of the dryer at rest time. Hope this helps someone else's little one feel better.
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Make them feel better, check their temperatures, give them lots of vitamin c to increase white blood cells, give plenty of water, and give them lots of fluids
ReplyDeleteToast and chicken soup always does the trick.
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I would have them to decide if they want to lay in their bed or on the couch. And I'd give them soup & crackers with 7Up or Sprite to drink.
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Lots of cuddling, love, cool wash cloths, juice or sprite and extra attention from everyone in the house=) It's so sad when a kiddo is sick=(
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When I was growing up, my mom would wheel the TV into my bedroom (yes I am that old hahah) so that I could watch all the kiddie programs. It made the time go by much faster when I was feeling horrible.
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I hate to sound like a cliche, but TV was it for me. I only stayed home sick when I was so sick that I couldn’t really go to school, so I was bedridden basically. But TV kept me out of my mom’s hair!
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My mother would always read to me when I was really sick. When I was getting better she'd teach me how to crochet.
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ReplyDeleteSnuggles and Hugs - and maybe watching an extra tv show helps to make my little man feel happy
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Definitely get them nice and comfy on the couch with books or their favorite movie. Bring them soup and crackers and some pedialyte...and some sweets too unless their stomach is upset.
ReplyDeleteMy wife does a lot of the nurturing when the kids are sick, to be honest. But I will read to them, and watch movies. When they feel well enough to start playing videogames, that's the signal that they are feeling better.
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My son has severe asthma, so sick days have become a routine of their own. I fix a “bed” on the couch with blankets and pillows, and help him get as comfortable as possible. Usually he wants just water, but sometimes I’ll give him Diet 7Up. I give him food to graze on rather than big meals, as he can sometimes have trouble with his stomach. He loves movies, so we keep plenty handy to help pass the time.
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I cuddle up with my little ones whenever they are sick as much as I can. Give them lots of fluids and let them have stuff I normally wouldn't give them very often.
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Aww! I bet it was hard to see your little one in a cast for so long, poor thing. Oh kids! Jumping off balconies is no big thing to them! lol ;) When the kiddos are sick, I go with cartoons soup medicine blankets and juice.
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Lots of extra hugs and snuggs. :) They get to do things I normally don't let them do like watching old TV shows on Hulu!
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ReplyDeleteSick days means lying on the couch with their favorite blanket and watch movies. I make sure there is a drink on the coffee table or some hot soup
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ReplyDeleteWell, I can't say it's tried and true...but, it's all I know to do! First of all, I pray with and for my children. I hug & hold them if they want me to. and, I offer them popsicles, jello, and 7-Up. The most recent malady at my house was that my 12yo son got poison oak two weeks ago. Nothing I could do for him, so he had to go see the doctor and get a prescription. I still gave him TLC :)
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Lots of chicken soup, and cuddling in bed watching silly movies helps my daughter feel better quick!
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