



My girl has been fighting a bug all weekend. Saturday morning she was a little extra clingy but we proceeded as normal. We then went on to the pool and after nap time with a temp check I discovered my girl had her first high fever at 102.5. We’ve had low grade fevers and she has had a few colds and some teething issues but this is the most severe. And it has me shaking.
At 10pm last night before I went to sleep I felt the pull to check on her. She was so warm. Took her temp and it was approaching 104. As I was taking her temp I said – as long as its below 103 I won’t freak out. So 104 happened and I freaked. We did a tepid bath. Called the doctors office and when the doctor called I called him his last name. No “Dr.LastName” No FirstName. I said his last name. Like I would say to a player across the court when they make a bad play. I then proceeded to tell him in 30 seconds the events and temperature range over the last 12 hours to which I ended the monologue with “When is it I should start to freak out – because, I’m starting to freak the hell out.” and he said that I should never freak out….I laughed. Never. Never freak out? Really? Did he start passing out Valum and not let me know?
Anyway. She’s still not feeling great – she’s been clingy and snuggly and without a great appetite but overall pretty happy go lucky. The thing is this: There is very little in this world worse then your baby not feeling well.
Oooh, poor baby. Hope it passes quickly. In the meantime, snuggle her and tell her I got her something from Disney!
There is nothing worse - especially before they can talk and they give you that pitiful "please make me feel better mommy" look - it breaks my heart! I hope she feels better quickly.
can't talk of course
After five years of daycare with the infants/young toddlers, very little freaks me out anymore (I know, wait til it's my own) but 104 was the point at which I started to get nervous.