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Can I give my baby infant tylenol while she is taking steriods?
My baby just got diagnosed with RSV :-( The dr. prescribed some steroids but right now she is obviously in pain. The dr. said her ears are red and she is tugging on them like crazy. My poor baby is miserable. Can I give tylenol with the steroids? We Baby Infant have not picked them up from the pharmacy yet.My doctor's office is closed and like I said, I haven't picked up her prescription yet so I was planning on asking the pharmacist, I thought just some of yall might know off hand, but thanks for being rude and b*tchy anyway. It was totally unnecessary to be so rude, so I am going to report you.Pedsgurl - thank you very much.Mystic- thanks! This question was kind of aimed at you lol you always give me such good information and sources.Mommy to Simone or whatever - as joel's mommy once said "rinse the sand out of your crotch". You are rude and it's totally uncalled for.
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I buy the powder formula which costs less then the can stuff. I find that it lasts me 1 week for a big can and that cost me 15 – 25 bucks. Look around the stores and find the cheapest price and stick with that store. I find Walmart is cheapest here in canada.
Your son has his nights and days confused. This is very common but very draining on the parents. All you need to do is keep him up as much as you can during the day. Both of my Children had this problem and I found if I kept them awake for as long as I could during the day they slept much better at night. SOme suggestions on keeping them awake during the day is to 1. limit how long their naps are only let them sleep for an hour AT THE Most 2. When they do wake up keep them up for hours at a time…this may seem hard to do but all you have to do is little things such as talkign to your infant changing their diaper,clothing,change their position etc
Our observations and experiences are that actually babies sleep more on red-eye flights (and therefore are quieter–for which we are very grateful!) than on daytime flights. Maybe because its dark?The main thing is to remember that infants sleep over 60% of the time anyway, so their sleep won’t be as disrupted by a night flight as an adult or teen’s would be.