School me on being a Dad

[killramos]

Advil and Tylenol are a godsend.

[npham]

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Advil and Tylenol are a godsend.

Not when there's a shortage going around...

[ExtraSlow]

Ends around age 7

[killramos]

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Not when there's a shortage going around...

I think that’s been resolved, also compounding pharmacies can make that shit for you if need be

[ThePenIsMightier]

You'll experience a radical improvement in about a 6-12 months, but they will still get sick fairly frequently. Let's be honest, if it continued at this rate, everyone would be unemployed and Western Canadians aren't allowed to do that. Only Laurentian Elites and Maritimers.

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I think that’s been resolved, also compounding pharmacies can make that shit for you if need be

It has not, that I've seen. Liquids still very rare.

[ExtraSlow]

Fuck kids

[88CRX]

Thanks comrades. Time to go chug some cough meds and then pray the little one sleeps through the night.

[Doozer]

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I think that’s been resolved, also compounding pharmacies can make that shit for you if need be

And note, the stuff from compounding pharmacies only lasts 2 weeks so it's for immediate use, not "buy a box and keep it around for later".

[mr2mike]

The pharmacies in my area that make meds for you are home based, not on google and I think they just work with sudafed.

[suntan]

Time to feed the kid whiskey like in the olden days.

[Darkane]

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Fuck kids

That’s the Vegas talking

[Tik-Tok]

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That’s the Vegas talking

At least he's not saying that on Little Saint James island

[Darkane]

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At least he's not saying that on Little Saint James island

Phrasing is everything. One comma gun git u canceld

[spike98]

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Someone please tell me there is an end to daycare sickness for a 1 year old.

The mini made the first 2 weeks with a healthy start… which was then followed by a cold/cough, then a fever flu thing (she got sent home for a week), recovered for a week and then there was a hand, foot and mouth outbreak (got that one, another 10 days at home), back to daycare for a few days and now we have another god damn cold/cough/miserable baby. We’ve had 9+ weeks of sick someone in the house, with the little one sick for pretty much all of it.

What in the sweet fuck. When does it get better?

Watch for ear infections as they are pretty common in little kids and can be quite effectively fixed with tubes. Our guy was sick constantly (once every 2-3 weeks). High fever 41C. Got tubes in, and he has only been sick twice this year.

[schurchill39]

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Fuck kids

I would highly recommend not doing that.

[Kloubek]

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Someone please tell me there is an end to daycare sickness for a 1 year old.

What in the sweet fuck. When does it get better?

Yeah, it truly sucks when children are introduced to all the viruses in daycares. Kids are drooling, licking messes and it's a bloody cesspool of illness. I think most parents go through this.

Here's the thing: At this age, everything hits them hard; their immune system is not fully developed, so they contract everything. Once you get past the stage of the kids leaking their fluids on everything, and they start to build their immunities, it does subside - but it's a slow process.

[killramos]

Tbh I get way more sick from the shut my kid brings home than she does.

[DonJuan]

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Yeah, it truly sucks when children are introduced to all the viruses in daycares. Kids are drooling, licking messes and it's a bloody cesspool of illness. I think most parents go through this.

Here's the thing: At this age, everything hits them hard; their immune system is not fully developed, so they contract everything. Once you get past the stage of the kids leaking their fluids on everything, and they start to build their immunities, it does subside - but it's a slow process.

This is exactly it. Ours would basically get sick every Friday eve. Suffer through the weekend and be good by Monday or Tuesday. This went on for a few months. It helps she is at a smaller day home, with only ~10 regular kids around. The day care facilities with like 30+ kids and new ones showing up all the time are much worse I feel. But you're building their immune system!

[schurchill39]

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Tbh I get way more sick from the shut my kid brings home than she does.

Me too. My kids will be mildly sick for like 3-4 days but if I catch it I am knocked on my ass for a week. The first time either one of my kids sniffles or has a runny nose I start popping Cold FX like tic tacs so I can try to stand a chance.

[88CRX]

Can also confirm... I've been sick twice in past month and a half. Two of the worst flu/colds I've probably ever had.

My wife, who never gets sick, caught the first cold and was very sick for a week or so.