Need some advice & or ideas..............

Discussion in 'The First Year' started by Nicolette, Jan 28, 2007.

  1. Nicolette

    Nicolette Well-Known Member

    [​IMG]One of my girls has a runny nose and two front teeth have come through, so I guess she is also teething . I've been to the pedi. about the cold , So no RSV . I've been giving teething tablets and pediacare for cold . Here's the thing; she is not sleeping!!!!!!
    I'm desparate!!!!! Anything I can do??? This has been going on for a week now . Thanx in advance
    Sleepless in Iowa [​IMG]
     
  2. Nicolette

    Nicolette Well-Known Member

    [​IMG]One of my girls has a runny nose and two front teeth have come through, so I guess she is also teething . I've been to the pedi. about the cold , So no RSV . I've been giving teething tablets and pediacare for cold . Here's the thing; she is not sleeping!!!!!!
    I'm desparate!!!!! Anything I can do??? This has been going on for a week now . Thanx in advance
    Sleepless in Iowa [​IMG]
     
  3. MSB1203

    MSB1203 Well-Known Member

    give her a small dose of benadryl and hope it knocks her out [​IMG] [​IMG] Seriously, I did try that on mine b/c Maddie has bruised gums and has really been hurting, but it apparently had the opposite effect on her, b/c she was wilder than usual!!! LOL...I'm sorry you are dealing with that.
     
  4. HRE

    HRE Well-Known Member

    I also suggest Benadryl. Most often it works well, aside from those occassional opposite effects. If you're worried about that, try the dye free and see if that works better. My ped. prescribed 1/2 tsp when they were three months old, and I still give them that much on occassional extra stuffy or extra fussy days.
     
  5. Nicolette

    Nicolette Well-Known Member

    [​IMG]she was only up once last night or this morning I should say. then slept in till 10:00 am.
     
  6. Safari

    Safari Well-Known Member

    We've used:

    Infant Tylenol or Motrin for teething pain. Tylenol Cold for runny nose. Teething tablets. Teething gel. Cold teething toys. Frozen wash cloths to chew on.
     
  7. JennaPa

    JennaPa Well-Known Member

    My Ped feels that over the counter cold products (Pediacare etc) cause restlessness in children under 1 year and don't really help the cold symptoms. He recommends using saline and a bulb syringe to keep the nose clear and Motrin/Tylenol for aches, pains, fever.

    I find that for pain like teething, Motrin works better. We also use teethers and wash cloths put in the fridge for chewing.

    Hope things get better soon.
     
  8. p31heather

    p31heather Well-Known Member

    children's benadryl does work great. i also have given tylenol at the same time as the benadryl. and they sleep well w/ that. also there's some baby saline aerosol mist that is $5 at walmart you can use that to irrigate the sinuses to help clear the mucus.
     
  9. JDMummy

    JDMummy Well-Known Member

    We found Benadryl is helpful, or Pedicare for the nose and Motrin for the teeth. For serious pain, motrin works best.
     
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