Sorry for the long ass title. Phew!
Abywho. Our little two year old man has a freakin 104.5 degree fever. I was literally on the interstate on our way to Vanderbilt when our ped called us back and said you don't have to take him in, go home treat it with Motrin/Tylenol and bring him in the morning. She said only take him
In if the fever is still that high 2 hour after medication. Ugh I don't know. I wanted to take him, and I still may if it goes back up but she was right, it has gone down with the first dose of Motrin.
Anyways, I'm considering putting him in the big bed with us just this once, so we can all sleep better. We slept in the same bed in CO and when we travel sometimes but otherwise he sticks to his bed only.
What do y'all think? Am I opening up a nasty can of worms by doing this just once? Will he want this every night? Can anyone read into our future? Get your 8 balls out lol.
Re: Should we let our toddler sleep in bed with us just this once?
He tends to think our bed is party time. Sick or not. He's here now we are watching frozen. I'm hoping he will fall asleep. Poor dude.
104 seems soooo high to me.
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That said, yes. Let him sleep with you tonight. You can monitor his fever without having to get up and stalk him every 30 minutes. It might make things difficult for a day or two, but it is one of those times when it is ok to break the rules.
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But he did have a high fever. We are going to monitor him and do the Advil/Tylenol regiments and if it's not better by Monday she wants him to have his foot pricked for bacterial infection.
He has been sick off and on for almost two straight months. I am starting to wonder if my sever sickness is stressing him out? Seeing mama puke all day...not able to touch my right arm bc of the PICC line.... I hope not anyways. It's just weird, normally he is healthy for a toddler!