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Are you Over or Under?

Jan 14

With all the contests that I do over on NKT, it’s my turn to enter a few! Cottonelle, which just so happens to be our tp of choice (is that too TMI?) is having a fantastic contest courtesy of Mom Bloggers’ Club. They’re giving away a month’s worth of Cottonelle for the first 200 bloggers to participate in their promotion. I voted in their roll poll and now I’m telling all of you about it. Um, hi, count me in because goodness knows, we use a LOT of toilet paper in this house. (TMI again, I know!)

Guess what, if you guys leave a comment on this post you will be entered to win 1 of 10 Cottonelle gift baskets randomly chosen on January 29, 2010 from all entries. Awesome! Are you guys Roll Under or Roll Over? We’re roll OVER all the way! Be sure to check out their roll poll and see what everyone else is!

Tags: blogging, contests, Cottonelle, products, promotions

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It’s all about the bubbly

Oct 7

Posted by jenrab in city

Well, not always…

When I’m not chasing Jack through the park or asking him to keep his clothes on (seriously), I’ve been attending a few blogging and media events. As always, I’m behind on posts, photos and updates, but I had to share this latest event.

Last night, I attended the Bubbles and Bubbly event hosted by Wisk HE, where I had the chance to taste some delicious champagne, get my bubbles read and yes, learn about bubbles and how it relates to laundry. It’s kinda ironic for me to be attending a laundry-related event with all the bitching I do about not having a washing machine! But I will…one day. And there’s still plenty of laundry to be done in the interim.

Bubbles, it turns out, are important in sparking wine and champagne. Belinda Chang, the sommelier in attendance, advised us that we want to look for bubbles that “dance.” The more, the better, she said. The four different types of champagne that we tried were all equally delicious. Though I had to crack up that the “cheap” champagne was a $30 bottle. HA! You’re talking to a gal who thinks $20 for a bottle of booze is pricey.

As for the bubble reading, my bubbles were plentiful. From that, I learned that I’ve been busy for the past few months (duh) and that time is on my side. Even better, I should be getting good news in early December…a house? a bag of $100 bills?
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After the fun stuff, we tested out the Wisk detergent on a grass-stained cloth. We did several experiments to learn that the wash DOES NOT need a ton of bubbles to work well. In fact, too many bubbles may leave soap residue, which could be an irritant, among other things. I’ll be honest, I’m one of those people that dump tons of detergent into the washing machine to make sure there are a lot of bubbles. But after the experiments, it was interesting to see that even with only a few bubbles, the detergent worked just fine. And truth be told, in some cases, the ingredients that create bubbles in soaps and detergents is usually not a good thing.
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Because of Jack’s skin and personal greener preferences, I’m big about seeing ingredients lists, not to mention we tend to use plant-based detergents as often as we can. Though, right now, we’re still working on a few bottles of a baby detergent that Jeff brought home from work.

All in all, it was a fun night to sip bubbly and meet a few other bloggers, some of whom were from out of town. I wish I could’ve stayed much longer to mingle, but I had to jet to attend the Big City Moms Biggest Baby Shower event. The highlights were definitely the bubbly, enjoying a night out and learning about the significance of bubbles. Oh, and I can’t forget: I enjoyed the car service that picked me up and dropped me off at the event, which was a Hybrid Lexus. It took 15 minutes to get into the city. Uh, awesome!?

*As a full disclosure, we don’t normally use Wisk, but will probably give it a whirl (on mine and Jeff’s clothes) since they gave us a bottle as part of the generous gift bag. Thanks, Wisk. Also, not all of the above photos are mine. The two that you can’t click on are part of the Bubbles and Bubbly set from LaundryHE.

Tags: #WiskNYC, blogging events, bubbles, laundry, mom events, products, WiskHE

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Big City Moms Biggest Baby Shower and my new baby

Mar 27

Posted by jenrab in Next Kid Thing, WAHM, baby, news, work, writing

Earlier this week, I had the chance to attend the Biggest Baby Shower, another really awesome event hosted by Big City Moms. You’re probably wondering, baby shower? Why a baby shower? Well, that’s because I have a new baby. First things first: nope, it’s not that kind of baby.

In between picking Cheerios out of my hair and cushioning my daredevil toddler’s head dives from the couch, I’ve been working laboriously on my new website for the past few months. I’ve been researching trends, finding and making contacts, figuring out website layouts, understanding demographics and really, everything else to make sense of this project. I’m clearly no where near finished, but I am, however, ready to release the Beta version to share with all of you, my friends and family that have kept up with my adventures through this blog.

My new website is a product of many things, but most importantly, it’s driven by the things that I’m passionate about. Many of you already “know” my story and how none of this particular career trajectory was not really planned. In case you don’t remember, here’s a quick reminder: as former magazine editor turned freelance writer, I sought, more than anything, a work-life balance. In October 2008, after countless interviews amidst the failing economy and troubled field of print journalism, I decided to end THAT chase and start a new one, on my own terms.

As I wrote my goodbyes to various colleagues, one simple reply changed everything. “Wishing you all the best on the Next Big Thing.” From that moment, I knew exactly what my next big thing was; it was this, the Next Kid Thing. With my professional background, coupled with my interests as a new mom, I strive for my new website, the Next Kid Thing to be a blog that follows the latest kid trends with a magazine-type flair. From babies to big kids, from books to apps, from features to reviews, the Next Kid Thing is your go-to source for all things kids and the modern-minded grownups that love them.

Which brings me to the baby shower…as a mom with a journalistic background, I have a sincere interest in finding and understanding the unique stories that relate to the kid business. At events like the Biggest Baby Shower, I have the unique opportunity to learn about the “Next Kid Things,” such as the latest new stroller, toddler tables and bottle designs and more. As I continue to build this site and meet more contacts with the help of social media, it’s my hope to include fun interviews, reveal neat finds and of course, share the good stuff.

While I continue to tweak the website, I welcome any constructive criticism, ideas, suggestions and whatever else you have to say. In the beginning, you may see some familiar stories that I originally posted here on Babyrific. In the future, I hope to keep the two websites separate, with minimal duplication. In the meantime, I’ll continue to round up my ideas and new posts, specifically on the great products and companies I learned about at the Biggest Baby Shower. And finally, As with any website’s success, your comments, frequent visits and spreading the word will help in more ways that you know!

And while you’re there, check out the latest review and great giveaway. Thanks for checking out the new site Official launch date and more giveaways will be announced soon!

Tags: events, products, reviews, websites

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Rub a dub dub: ‘No More Toxic Tub’ study sheds light on bath products

Mar 13

Posted by jenrab in green, lists, mama likey, news, product reviews

There’s a new report out that reveals some daunting information that will make you want to think twice about your babe’s bath products. Oh no, what now, right?

whats-going-on The Campaign for Safe Cosmetics published a report that says several children’s bath products are contaminated with the cancer-causing chemicals formaldehyde and 1,4-dioxane. This isn’t the first time you’ve probably heard similar information; a study came out in 2008 that focused on organic personal products. However, this new study called, “No More Toxic Tub,” is the first to document the widespread presence of both formaldehyde and 1,4-dioxane in bath products for children, including baby shampoos, bubble baths and baby lotions. The group says Formaldehyde and 1,4-dioxane are known carcinogens; formaldehyde can also trigger skin rashes in some children. The report said that unlike many other countries, the U.S. government does not limit formaldehyde, 1,4-dioxane, or most other hazardous substances in personal care products.

Just a few of the products tested are:

CVS Baby Shampoo (CVS/Pharmacy)
Suave Kids 2-in-1 Shampoo – Wild Watermelon (Unilever)
American Girl Real Beauty Inside and Out Shower Gel – Apple Blossom (Bath & Body Works)
Equate Tearless Baby Wash (Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.)
Grins & Giggles Milk & Honey Baby Wash (Gerber Products Company)
Huggies Naturally Refreshing Cucumber & Green Tea Baby Wash (Kimberly-Clark)
Sesame Street Bubble Bath – Orange Mango Tango (The Village Company)

To see all of the products tested and results go here. Per usual, there’s no need to be alarmed, so don’t go and toss out all of your bath products. The big picture here is, it’s all about being smarter consumers and to be aware of what you’re buying and using. I mean, who doesn’t want the best for their kid?

Once again, I’ll take the opportunity to tout the awesomeness of natural products. With this latest report, I thought I’d share some alternatives to the more questionable products that were included in this latest study.

These are my top picks:

Dr. Bronner’s Baby Liquid Soap
olba16 USA Today said that products bearing the U.S. Department of Agriculture Organic seal, such as items by Dr. Bronner’s, were free of 1,4-dioxane. Dr. Bronner’s is one of these products that is truly organic. Their extensive line includes liquid soap and baby wash that both Jeff and I love. We use the Peppermint and sometimes Lavender Castile soap throughout the house, as well as Sal’s Suds for household cleaning. Like Jeff often says, after using Dr. Bronner’s soaps, you smell good and you actually feel clean. With many of those perfumy soaps, there’s so many irritants and moisturizers now, the whole objective of getting clean gets lost in the mix. In addition to the organic composition, the fact that its fair trade and has so many uses, Dr. Bronner’s product line is a longtime staple in our home. In my opinion, it’s one of, if not the greenest, line of soaps out there. For 60 years, Dr. Bronner’s has been at the forefront of the green movement. So, it’s no surprise that Dr. Bronner’s Baby Liquid Soap is one of my top picks. The baby soap is mild, contains no fragrance and great for sensitive skin.

California Baby
yhst-83878190403399_2045_48046543 I’m a big fan of all of California Baby’s products, especially the bubble baths. They’re light, natural and smell incredible. Calming and Overtired and Cranky are my favorite bubble baths. Before bedtime, my sometimes overtired and cranky kid loves this bubble bath as part of his nighttime routine, just as much as I do!
I love how they divulge a host of information about their products and ingredients. Many of the products in question do not have this information readily available. So, in that sense, I appreciate companies like CB for being generous with this information. In addition, their products are free from common allergens, contain organic & sustainably grown ingredients. The company says that many of the plants and flowers that are grown for essential oil distillation are very hardy, do not need pesticides or fertilizers and are by default organic and/or sustainably grown.

Seventh Generation Wipes
318g2rssrl These, in my opinion, are the best wipes out there. These wipes feature Aloe Vera, Vitamin E and are alcohol-free, making them gentle, yet so effective and eco-friendly. Unfortunately, we haven’t used these wipes as frequently as we would have liked since they haven’t been stocked at our local organic store until recently. Good news, though: Seventh Gen has coupons online.
Check them out here.

Nature’s Baby Organics Tangy Tangerine Bubble Bath

This is a brand that I recently tried and loved! Jeff brought this home and I plan to do a full blown review, but in the meantime, I love the sweet tangerine smell and the fact that it’s such a gentle bubble bath. We’ve been using this bubble bath for the past few weeks and Jack can’t get enough of the fun bubbles. This brand is out in several stores, but I’ve also noticed that you can get it at Diapers.com. More to come on this great line and product.

Trukid Silly Shampoo
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This is another brand that we recently had the chance to try as well. So far, I’m in love the soap and lotion, but this shampoo is awesome, too. It has a great smell, contains various organic ingredients and is all around a great product line. This is another brand that I plan to do more of a thorough review, so stay tuned for that!

Obviously, there are many more really great products that are worth mentioning, but I can recommend these without hesitation because either we use or have used these in our home! Like most people, we use 2-3 different products, sometimes even more, at bathtime. Not everything we use is natural since we’ve been using good ol’ J&J shampoo among a few others since we received them as gifts, but once those are up, I hope to stick to products that fall under the natural category.

This is how I see it: with healthier, more natural alternatives out there, why go the cheaper, questionable route? If you’re worried about cost, so you buy one less toy, one less electronic gadget—that, right there, would cover the few dollars of the difference in expense. Years ago, many of these brands and options weren’t even available, and if they were, I’m sure these products were only at specialty and organic stores. Good news now is, in addition to a plethora of online outlets like diapers.com, big box and baby stores carry many of these products, such as Babies R Us, Harmon, Target, Buy Buy Baby, Whole Foods.

Before you go putting your baby or kid in a bubble, here are more recommendations from the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics:

Simplify: Select products with fewer ingredients and no synthetic fragrance or dyes, and use fewer products overall.
Choose safety: Search EWG’s cosmetic safety database, Skin Deep, to learn more about the products you use and find safer alternatives.
- This site is worth bookmarking; I use it often as a resource.
- Also check out EWG’s Parent’s Guide
Read labels: Select products for baby and yourself that don’t contain the ingredients listed above, which are commonly contaminated with formaldehyde or 1,4-dioxane.

Tags: eco-friendly, green, news, products, study

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Dr. Jen on baby’s sleep habits and nighttime routines

Mar 5

Posted by jenrab in Baby Jack, baby, books, dr.

Sleep. I crave it like a juicy Five Guys Hamburger. I need it, I want it, but like many moms, I don’t really get it as often as I’d like. (Sleep, not the delicious hamburger.)
Today, for the first time in a few weeks, I actually feel well-rested. We’ve been going through our own sleep issues right now, so it’s amazing what an extra 2 hours of sleep can do for you. Though, I won’t say that too loudly, I don’t want to jinx it!

Fact: On average, babies fuss about 74 minutes a day.

There are many reasons behind mom’s lack of sleep, but often, a new baby is at the top of this list. Even though my child is beyond the baby days, with all this lack of sleep that’s been going on, it’s so fitting that I was able to sit in on an event to listen to Dr. Jennifer Trachtenberg talk about something so relevant. The renowned pediatrician and author of Good Kids, Bad Habits: The RealAge Guide to Raising Healthy Children, Dr. Jen offered some invaluable tips and insight on sleep and nighttime routines. Here are a few things that she had to say about baby and my old friend, sleep:
My are notes indicated with

Nighttime routine is very important; I can’t stress that enough, she said. It needs to be done consistently, on a day-to-day basis. It doesn’t have to be exactly the same, but more of a daily routine. It’s not a schedule she says, but more of a routine.
Not only is the nighttime routine important for the kids, but Dr. Jen says transitioning yourself to nighttime from daytime is really important–turning down the lights, turning down the tv, make it quieter, playing nighttime music such as classical or softer tunes. In the baby’s room, close the blinds so that baby’s sleep isn’t disrupted by light. Natural sunlight is known to wake up baby, Dr. Jen says baby should wake up on his own terms.
Also check the room temperature. Babies sleep better in between 68-72 degrees. Too warm or over-layering the baby can make the baby too hot, thus more fussy. It’s great to have a fan in baby’s room for many reasons. There’s new research showing that circulating the air can reduce risks for SIDS for babies. It also has that white noise effect and drowns out other noises, making it easier for baby to fall asleep. Fans are simple, economic alternatives to those white noise machines out on the market.
Good nighttime routines typically start with a bath. It’s a great time to bond and talk to baby, Dr. Jen says.
Dr. Jen recommends moisturizing the baby right after the bath. Lotion is a great way to help with massaging the baby. Baby massages–usually slow circular motions–after the bath is another great time to bond, as well as time to wind down and get ready for bed.

Quiet nighttime activity, reading is always recommended. Dr. Jen says it’s never too early to start reading to your baby. Starting with a board book that is easy and only has a few words on the page. Eventually, babies start to respond to rhyming and then inflection in your voice, Dr. Jen says, then reading becomes reciprocal with the anticipation of page turning and when the book is about to end.
After the quiet activity, ultimately, it’s time for bed. Dr. Jen recommends putting the baby to bed when she is sleepy, but still awake; ideally, they should still be arousable but drowsy. This is important so they learn how to transition from your arms to the bed. According to Dr. Jen, this is so important for babies so they learn how to fall asleep on their own, and ultimately, sleep through the night.
Dr. Jen is a big proponent of swaddling. When you swaddle the baby it makes them feel cozy and warm, just like they’re in the womb, but it also decreases the startle reflex they have as newborns, she said. Some moms say that their baby likes to sleep with their arms out, but studies show that babies sleep much better and stay asleep when they are swaddled. Receiving blankets do the trick, but there are great innovations out on the market equipped with velcro and other things to help with this.
The NYT recently provided some information on the “right” way to swaddle. We started out with several Kiddopatomus Swaddle Mes which were awesome, but Jack grew so quickly, that by the second month we were looking for the next size. Recommended by a good friend, I ended up buying a Miracle Blanket which ended up being one of our best newborn gear investments. There was no Velcro, just more soft fabric to wrap. I ended up using it until he started to roll over (around the 5-month mark,) which is when pediatricians recommend to stop swaddling. If you decide to swaddle your baby, the Miracle Blanket comes highly recommended!

Tags: pediatrician, products, sleep

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He eats EVERYTHING Including Burt’s Bees Diaper Ointment

Feb 27

Posted by jenrab in Baby Jack, PSA, crazy days, green, product reviews

Thank God it’s Friday, for real. Jack and I have been up since 4:30 a.m. today–quite unwillingly on my part. It’s my turn to be sick, so of course, I’m feeling totally out of it and extra grumpy. TGIF, people. TGIF.
Our morning escapades thus far have included the usual furniture climbing, breakfast smeared onto the ottoman and my coffee poured all over the chair. But the best yet, Jack ate some Burt’s Bees diaper cream and proceeded to rub it into the ottoman, next to the area where I just cleaned up his breakfast disaster. It appeared that, because this diaper cream is all natural and contains sweet almond oil, Jack thought it was his morning snack. Awesome.

735_xl_v2 While panic set it in, it occurred to me that this is one of the reasons why I only use natural products. I don’t use them so that he can eat them at his leisure but instead, I use them because they’re safe, in case he does get his chubby paws on them. After I wiped the thick white cream OFF of his face and tongue, I checked the label and immediately went onto the Burt’s Bees website but didn’t find too much information in the event that the cream is ingested. Yeesh! Info that I found on one of the poison control sites: Diaper rash creams/ointments such as Desitin/A&D ointment have a very low level of toxicity contrary to warning labels on the product. Here again, this product usually only causes oral/stomach upset.
I’m keeping a close on eye him today because it’s just another one of those sheer terror/chaotic/nightmarish mornings. Maybe it’s cabin fever. Maybe it’s me having much slower reaction time. Maybe it’s an indication of what’s to come… haha. Mental note to myself and to others, keep toiletries like this and other items in question out of your child’s reach. I’ve learned my lesson!

Anyway, aside from Burt’s Bees Diaper Cream being all natural awesomeness, this product is a must-have in your diaper bag/baby toiletry arsenal. The ingredients are wonderful, the smell is heavenly and for us, it works practically overnight! We’ve tried all the diaper creams and ointments out on the market and for our kid who has extremely sensitive skin, this is THE diaper cream I swear by. It’s like an all natural magic potion, but yeah, just don’t eat it.

Ingredients: Prunus amygdalus dulcis (sweet almond) oil, zinc oxide, beeswax, lavandula hybrida (lavandin) oil, simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) seed oil, tocopherol, lavendula angustifolia (lavender) oil, anthemis nobilis (chamomile) flower extract, calendula officinalis flower extract, rosmarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract, canola oil, glycine soja (soybean) oil

Tags: products, toddler, yuck

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Sweet dreams are made of this

Feb 25

Posted by jenrab in baby, city, dr., work, writing

I had a pretty sweet day yesterday, and I mean that quite literally. On behalf of Philips AVENT, the awesome baby products manufacturer, I had lunch at Dylan’s Candy Bar. (which, by the way, was my third trip within the last few weeks–yum!)

I dusted off my business attire, smooched my boys–one sick, the other whiny– and headed into the city. This event was my first press function as a blogger and freelance writer. Even though I have attended more press functions than I care to count, to be honest, I felt a bit out of practice. In this life, my day consists of singing about parties in my tummy, dancing with Bongo Bird, picking up foam alphabet letters, extinguishing meltdowns, in between researching several stories, then writing 3 words and then deleting 2 words—and all this before lunch and Y&R. After 4 months out of the game, that magazine editor world seems like a lifetime away.

As soon as I approached the mecca of all that is sweet, I headed upstairs to the cafe area. The lovely PR ladies greeted me and like most events where one is invited, they asked me who I was and who I was with. I could barely say my name without stuttering, nevermind say “Babyrific” without feeling like a dork.

I’m sure I said something like, “Um, I’m Jen and I write” and left the rest for her to figure out. She checked her spreadsheet with the expected attendees and couldn’t find my name. Naturally, I couldn’t remember if I RSVP’ed with my hyphenated name or my professional/maiden name. To make things easier, she asked for my business card. Of course, I came unprepared. Several months ago, I’d have 658 business cards in my right pocket for easy synchronization with my introduction. Today, I had zero. And, I could barely speak the language in which I have a degree.

So she handed me the list so I could fill out my name and information. And there I was, the second name on the list: Jen with Babyrific.net. I felt so much validation at that very moment—and not because I’m on some list, but because I was back in the saddle on my own terms. After all those fruitless interviews in ‘08, dodging the awkward conversations with people who don’t “get” this whole new direction I’m taking and questioning my choice to take said direction, everything is finally starting to make sense. The ideas, the research, the determination—all of it!

So besides my sweet dreams, today’s function was all about sweet dreams. The renowned Dr. Jennifer Trachtenberg, author of Good Kids, Bad Habits, gave a presentation to help Avent launch some new products. I received so much great information, multiple posts are in order. Product reviews, details and Dr. Jen’s helpful hints soon to come.

P.S. Isn’t Annie Lenox awesome? I love that song. Sweet dreams are made of this, indeed.

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Bear cakes, Bakugan and blowing noses

Jan 26

Posted by jenrab in friends, giveaways!, husband, product reviews, random, wahhh, weekend fun

Happy Birthday Jesus

Originally uploaded by jen_rab

Happy Monday, all. Hope everyone enjoyed a relaxing weekend. The three of us had a nice weekend. We had a chance to see many of our friends at the annual regifting party. We unloaded some tacky gifts and came home with a Bakugan Battle Arena and a really awesome Weird NY book. The obscure gift balanced out the pretty cool book! Though cold, it was fun to have some adult interaction conversation and booze. It definitely helped that we only had to trek a block away.
When we weren’t busy regifting, the three of us were taking turns blowing our noses and chugging cold medicine. Well, Jeff was doing the chugging. I was more like, wincing and threatening to barf. (I used to take shots like it was my job, but I hate liquid medicine!) YUCK. On a good note, the Theraflu Daytime Warming Relief works like a charm. Mama definitely likey.

I’ve got a long to do list this week. So, I’m hoping this cold has a short stay. It’ll be tough chasing after 2 runny noses and still tackle this list! (More on runny noses later, including a giveaway.)

Tags: friends, giveaways!, products

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When motherly instincts and past experiences converge

Jan 13

Posted by jenrab in Baby Jack, barf

The past 24 hours have gone from bad to worse, at least in terms of the kid’s health. It’s amazing to me how, in just a few hours, a lingering cough could morph into a full-on stomach bug, complete Pedialyte and uh, lots of carpet cleaner. Spoiler alert: last night wasn’t pretty to say the least.

In all those mommy how-to books, they don’t discuss the “real” issues like what to do when your kid projectile vomits all over the place. It’s pretty common sense, yes, but after the fallout, I was a bit perplexed on what to do next, since in the past, particularly before I became a mom, I wasn’t really sober when things got that messy. (In more recent times, I was often the one cleaning up friends and holding back ponytails.) When the motherly instinct kicked in, I put a sickened Jack in the tub, “just in case” and to contain any aftershocks. The kid in tub tactic ended up working out and surprisingly, my own gag reflex didn’t go into overdrive.

And they say nothing good ever happens after 1am. Bad things DO happen, but you learn from them. At least I always did…hahaha.

Back to the kid…right before it was time to go make dinner, we went from mommy and Jack watching Yo Gabba Gabba together on the chair to complete chaos. After scrubbing us both off, the kid and I got dressed. A few minutes later, we cabbed it to the pediatrician after Jeff confirmed with the dr’s office that we needed to bring him in. (There’s a nasty bug lingering around town with lots of babies getting super sick.) We sat in a sick-kid filled waiting room as Jack insisted on roaming around the halls. An hour and a half later, the doc tells us that yes, his temp was teetering at 102.7 and had all the symptomatic signs of a viral infection.

No antibiotics are necessary, thank goodness; but the doctor recommended Tylenol as needed and plenty of fluids. We went with the Pedialyte popcicles and Gatorade. As he climbs in and out of his laundry basket of toys, laughing and giggling, it’s so hard to tell he’s sick. The biggest giveaway is the total meltdown when he’s tired or super uncomfortable. Since the weather is supposed to dip to unreal temperatures this week, I plan to isolate ourselves so that Jack gets better and is well in time for Auntie Kris’ visit this weekend.

Forced isolation in these temps won’t be so hard, I’m sure. Ask me again in a few days

Tags: products, sick

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