Post by beersandweirs on Jun 8, 2016 13:43:44 GMT -5
We had LO's 1 year appt this morning, and she didn't get her shots. Apparently they won't do them until 12 months and 1 day, so we have to go back sometime next week for them. The doctor was apologetic and said she usually tells the front desk to not schedule 1 year's before then, oh well.
Interesting thing she told me though, LO will get her MMR(not sure if it's MMRV) with this round of shots and apparently it can cause a rash and fever 6-12 days later. So it's a good thing she didn't get them today because we will be out of town next weekend, and that wouldn't be fun to deal with. She said the other shots they get this time around shouldn't really cause a reaction, though.
We had LO's 1 year appt this morning, and she didn't get her shots. Apparently they won't do them until 12 months and 1 day, so we have to go back sometime next week for them. The doctor was apologetic and said she usually tells the front desk to not schedule 1 year's before then, oh well.
Interesting thing she told me though, LO will get her MMR(not sure if it's MMRV) with this round of shots and apparently it can cause a rash and fever 6-12 days later. So it's a good thing she didn't get them today because we will be out of town next weekend, and that wouldn't be fun to deal with. She said the other shots they get this time around shouldn't really cause a reaction, though.
Did your ped say how high of a fever you could expect? We obviously will get his vaccinations, but fevers lead to seizures over here
We had LO's 1 year appt this morning, and she didn't get her shots. Apparently they won't do them until 12 months and 1 day, so we have to go back sometime next week for them. The doctor was apologetic and said she usually tells the front desk to not schedule 1 year's before then, oh well.
Interesting thing she told me though, LO will get her MMR(not sure if it's MMRV) with this round of shots and apparently it can cause a rash and fever 6-12 days later. So it's a good thing she didn't get them today because we will be out of town next weekend, and that wouldn't be fun to deal with. She said the other shots they get this time around shouldn't really cause a reaction, though.
Did your ped say how high of a fever you could expect? We obviously will get his vaccinations, but fevers lead to seizures over here
She didn't mention it, but something you may want to bring up.
Today was a crappy day so far. B was up at 5 and fell asleep on the way to the sitter. Naturally she woke up going in so she was bawling when I left. Work was a shit show all morning. B had her immunizations at 1. She was a champ until the 3rd on and then screamed for 15 minutes. I'm really hoping that she doesn't get a fever. Now she is alternating between yelling to be picked up to yelling to be put down.
E had his 1 year checkup today. He had the MMR, V, and a couple others, so 4 shots total and a blood draw for lead and iron. He did great and only cried a little for the shots. I was hoping for a little bit of that sleepiness he used to get after his shots, but it looks like that is a thing of the past. He's as busy as always!
I have a sick baby. We even went to the doctor which involved a lot of screaming. They tested for strep which was negative. He's just burning up and miserable. Hopefully he sleeps tonight.
You take that back! All cookies are good cookies. Especially oatmeal raisin!
First of all. Make me. Second, there are plenty of cookies that are ruined by things. Raisins being first and walnuts being second. Not all cookies are good cookies.
Raisins are the worst. I actually took a cookie today thinking it was chocolate chip, and then was disappointed when it was raisin. I still ate it, because I was hungry, but I just tried to eat around the raisins.
jessila, glad it's not strep, but hope he feels better soon - poor baby! We do a lukewarm bath, Motrin, and then really light layers of jammies when DS has a fever, and that usually helps him sleep better.
jessila, glad it's not strep, but hope he feels better soon - poor baby! We do a lukewarm bath, Motrin, and then really light layers of jammies when DS has a fever, and that usually helps him sleep better.
His temp was 102.7 at the doctor and it wasn't time for more meds yet. It's dropped to 100.4 after motrin and a lukewarm bath. Apparently the pediatrician office keeps one sample for strep and watches it for 48 hours for a change. So if it is strep I'll know without having to go back in.
Post by blueskiessmiling on Jun 8, 2016 19:37:11 GMT -5
@badwolf321 They only draw for lead here if your home was built before 1950. The iron draw was voluntary, and our ped we could safely skip it if LO is eating a healthy diet.
Our zoo has really similar pricing...I think it's $13 and $17. For us, buying a membership is cheaper if we go at least 4 times in a year...less if MH ever goes with us.
If it was a bigger/better zoo, I might understand. It's a small zoo in a remote little town an hour away from my house.
ETA: There is no membership, they only accept cash, and "put the animals to bed at 4 pm".
Your ETA made me imagine them tucking goats in and reading them a bedtime story.
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