Peter and I were talking the other night and we realized we had something in common. Our stuff keeps disappearing and we're finding things in weird places. After talking we realized there's the little culprit that's 17 months old today who is driving us crazy and making us laugh like you wouldn't believe. For instance, Peter put on his shoes for work the other day and Is had stuck cheese puffs down them. Little did he know! He had orange socks after that one. So, she brushes her teeth as she should (most of the time) and she found a way to get to my toothbrush. I could not find it for a really long time. I did purchase another one by the way. Well, I eventually found it in the back of my bathroom cabinet. We've found sippy cups in cabinets and we've lost close to 10 pacifiers, which we have yet to discover where they are. I once found one stuck down her pudding cup when she was eating dinner one night. Luckily I spotted that one before it was thrown away. I was getting Is ready for church the other day and couldn't find her white tights. I remembered Peter telling me he saw them somewhere so I asked him where they were. He said "She put them in your jewelry case drawer and closed it." That was a funny one! So I get home the other day and Peter said she was tall enough to actually pull the drawers out of my jewelry cabinet and got a hold of several pairs of earrings. Peter asked me where I thought they ended up. My heart dropped, I thought where in the world would she put them? He smiled a lovely smile and said "the toilet!". He found about 4 earrings sitting in the bottom of the toilet. Guess I forgot to put the lid down that time! I'm telling ya, we've got quite a character on our hands! Who knows what she's up to next. :)
Well, I was talking to my friend Courtney the other day and told her I'd post a few things I'd learned over the past weeks with Isabella sick and all. I'm sure if you have a child or two you may already know these tricks, but I'm just learning them. I hope it may help someone else in case you ever need to know.
1. If your child is throwing up use a medicine syringe to make them drink water. Even if they throw it up. They're supposed to get at least 1 teaspoon every thirty minutes. (or gatorade/pedialyte) That's for her age.
2. If your child is throwing up, put layers of sheets on their bed. If they throw up in the middle of the night you can always take a layer off instead of having to lift the mattress and change the sheets in the middle of the night. (layer-sheet, blanket, sheet, blanket, sheet, etc.)
3. Isabella threw up pedialyte drinks and popcicles every time she tried them. My doctor told me to let her pick out her own gatorade drink at the store and let her drink that or water. It worked really well to get her to at least drink something.
Well, that's all I can remember to share right now. If I think of others I'll let you know.
Well, I was talking to my friend Courtney the other day and told her I'd post a few things I'd learned over the past weeks with Isabella sick and all. I'm sure if you have a child or two you may already know these tricks, but I'm just learning them. I hope it may help someone else in case you ever need to know.
1. If your child is throwing up use a medicine syringe to make them drink water. Even if they throw it up. They're supposed to get at least 1 teaspoon every thirty minutes. (or gatorade/pedialyte) That's for her age.
2. If your child is throwing up, put layers of sheets on their bed. If they throw up in the middle of the night you can always take a layer off instead of having to lift the mattress and change the sheets in the middle of the night. (layer-sheet, blanket, sheet, blanket, sheet, etc.)
3. Isabella threw up pedialyte drinks and popcicles every time she tried them. My doctor told me to let her pick out her own gatorade drink at the store and let her drink that or water. It worked really well to get her to at least drink something.
Well, that's all I can remember to share right now. If I think of others I'll let you know.