Talk about heart breaking!! She has this really sad cry I've never heard before :[. I'm not gonna sleep a wink tonight lol. We're getting her some "Pedialite" and Baby Tylenol. Anybody have any suggestions?
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At this age i'd take no risk and see a doctor.
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Pedialite and Baby Tylenol.
lol
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What temperature has she got?
if in doubt take her in!Comment
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Just make sure to keep monitoring his temperature.Comment
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monitor the temp, be cautious but don't freak if you see a crazy number like 104 or 105 newborns get high temps. call your ped after you take her temp and follow the dr's instructions.
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keep her well hydrated, they dehydrate easy when they have a fever.no sigComment
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You guys don't have tampra over there ?Originally posted by rayadp05Comment
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always consult a Doctor when it comes to babies...your most precious
you can't go wrong there...
An yeah.. Doctor Dre,, I think it's tempra.. I used to take that when I was a kid...damn I still remember that...
always..check her 24 hrs..she would sweat and you don't want her to dry up with those wet clothings ~Accepting design works~ Comment
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kill her
shes no good anymore
fuck your wife and make another child
Often times I wonder why
There's love and hate, theres live or die.
When sickness comes I must decide:
When feelings go, theres suicide.
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If she has 104 temp or higher you need to get her to a doctor. Fevers can be pretty serious with newborns. My wife and I just had twins, they are just three weeks old. I feel your pain, it really sucks to see them miserable.Originally posted by $$$
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smoke up burnoutOriginally posted by nofx
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tepid bath may help, too. big hugs to you, Mommy, and baby.
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will doOriginally posted by $$$smoke up burnout
have a nice life being a slave to diapers and formula.
Often times I wonder why
There's love and hate, theres live or die.
When sickness comes I must decide:
When feelings go, theres suicide.
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just bring her to a doctor to be sure than take risks and be sorry later.Comment
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Originally posted by nofx
You're such a useless piece of shit.Comment
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Our daughter is four months old, so I can sympathize. So far she's had a few colds with minor fevers but nothing serious. You shouldn't worry about anything less than 101F, unless she's screaming constantly or lethargic. Keep a close eye on her wet diaper count for dehydration. Try a little water (1-2 ouces a day is ok), but otherwise stick to the breast or formula. Ride out the storm. Have you had to deal with the 3 month shots yet? That's bad (they get 4 shots in their thigh). Ugh ...
Of course I'm not a doc, and we also ran to the clinic with our daughter's first cold just to be safe.- *** -Comment
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