Home today with a poorly lad :/

[kibbster]

Had a right session with my three year old last night, vomiting, sleeping on the sofa all day, not eating and a temperature of 39.7.
Wife and I were twitching about taking him to A&E if it got any higher.
But plenty of Calpol and putting him to bed without any blankets in a cool room he finally got some sleep at 2am or so.

And his temperature dropped to normal levels



Suffice to say I'm home looking after him today so I'll be hitting the juices hard and this forum.
You've been warned

If my boss reads this "hitting this forum" was a typo, I meant working from home 

[Ewol]

Hope he's feeling better soon. I panic when I see kids ill.

[kibbster]

Unfortunately kids are always ill
The worse thing is it's hard to explain to a kids why they are ill and they can't tell you very well how they feel or what's wrong.

On the plus side he has just woken up and is in our bed now watching Cbeebies, he looks a million times better than last night and back to normal I think
Although no doubt he'll be tired from his rough night.
Hate it when he's ill so it's a huge relief to see him back to wrecking the joint again

[meeee]

Yep kids get ill, I was home last week with one of mine. Can't go wrong with a bit of CBeebies though

[chrisjw]

Hope he improves today kibbster............On the positive side, I have someone to talk to on here for the day....

* Although karma may be requiring my knitting expertise......

[kibbster]

Heheh
Well, kids... it's like yesterday and last night never happened lol

Oh and he wee'd in the bed watching Cbeebies... on my side lol

Cheers mate :/

[chrisjw]

Feb 13, 2013 9:40:10 GMT kibbster said:

Heheh
Well, kids... it's like yesterday and last night never happened lol

Oh and he wee'd in the bed watching Cbeebies... on my side lol

Cheers mate :/

Yeah.....Cheebies can be a tad scary sometimes........

[kibbster]

Feb 13, 2013 9:46:51 GMT chrisjw said:

Feb 13, 2013 9:40:10 GMT kibbster said:

Heheh
Well, kids... it's like yesterday and last night never happened lol

Oh and he wee'd in the bed watching Cbeebies... on my side lol

Cheers mate :/

Yeah.....Cheebies can be a tad scary sometimes........

In the Night Garden scares me 

[chrisjw]

Feb 13, 2013 9:49:50 GMT kibbster said:

Feb 13, 2013 9:46:51 GMT chrisjw said:

Yeah.....Cheebies can be a tad scary sometimes........

In the Night Garden scares me 

Don't even go there.........

[WhamBamSam]

Feb 13, 2013 10:19:19 GMT chrisjw said:

Feb 13, 2013 9:49:50 GMT kibbster said:

In the Night Garden scares me 

Don't even go there.........

I have a three year old too. She's scary. Justin's House, however is even scarier.

[chykensa]

Blimey, I thought the Teletubbies were scary when my daughter (now 15) was a little'un. Don't think she every wee-ed on my side though!
Andy

[kibbster]

Teletubbies, like In the night garden (think it was the same woman that wrote both) has to be drug fuelled
I think it would be more accurate to say his nappy leaked (drank a lot of water the day before because of his temperature

He was as right as rain though yesterday (apart from tired.)
Amazing how kids bounce back so quickly from anything.

Also I took the day as holiday in the end as I was supposed to be looking after my boy not working.
We went to Rob's @ Vapour Generation and had a great afternoon; kids wrecking Rob's house, Rob and I vaping and talking about vaping... bliss

[pixiguru]

Makapaka.............

[kibbster]

Feb 13, 2013 22:41:59 GMT WhamBamSam said:

Feb 13, 2013 10:19:19 GMT chrisjw said:

Don't even go there.........

I have a three year old too. She's scary. Justin's House, however is even scarier.

Is it wrong that I really want to beat him senseless sometimes?
Justin that is...
hehe

Just to add not that I'm a violent man but when you spend an entire day with CBeebies on from 6.30 am to 7pm all the happy, grinning faces, singing and primary colours make my brain bleed and make me want to "HULK SMAASH!"