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When sick gets real during back to school time, we stock up on medical essentials. We also stock up on soup, easy to prepare meals, liquids, and facial tissue.
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I usually have meds at home at all times. Luckily I work nights so I can home if this happens. Usually put my son in my bed. have him relax and sleep
ReplyDeleteWhen sick gets real during back to school time I make sure I have my arsenal ready for battle,I have my children's meds ready,lots of tissues,soup,and apple juice,and popsicles,I make homemade soup also with veggies and or chicken soup,I get their favorite pillow and blanket,stuffed animal and/or book.
ReplyDeleteWhen sick gets real in our home I make sue that medication is available, I clean the house thoroughly and make sure plenty of blankets are on hand.
ReplyDeleteI keep my son home when he is sick during the school year and just try to make him comfortable. Luckily he hasn't really been sick in a couple of years, there were a few years where he had strep at least once a year.
ReplyDeleteI make sure to keep medication on hand along with lots of tissues. When they are sick they usually cuddle up with a cozy blanket and watch a favorite movie.
ReplyDeleteI make sure I have Tylenol, cold/flu medicine, lots of fluids. Hopefully it won't be bad this year.
ReplyDeleteI make sure to have medicine and homemade chicken soup to help kids heal.
ReplyDeleteLots of herbal tea with honey, of course.
ReplyDeleteHaving 5 kids I have learned many times, they all get sick within days of each other. I have stocked up on MANY meds and also like giving the kids vitamin c drops during school time. I go through lots of bottles of medicines if they get sick so have to keep many in the home.
ReplyDeleteThis time of the year you go through your supplies and anything old get tossed, and you make a list of stuff you need to replace. And don't forget to stock up on tissue with all the school sales
ReplyDeleteMy grandchildren started back to school a month ago. My grandson has already been sick. We have used all three of these products. They work well. Thank you so much for sharing
ReplyDeleteWe definitely stock up on the essentials so we are prepared for when sick gets real during back to school time.
ReplyDeleteBesides medicine, lots of sleep, soup, and tissues are ready to go.
ReplyDeleteI taught my daughter healthy habits. I made sure she got plenty of sleep, exercises regularly and ate healthy food. I taught her to wash her hands often.
ReplyDeleteIt seems like when school starts so do the sniffles and the colds! So we always have these products on hand, because they work! The children also keep tissues and Purel hand soap in their desks.
ReplyDeleteIf my kids get sick I stock up on meds and products to help. I wipe door handles with a sanitizer and we wash our hands often to help stop spreading. I keep my kids home when they are sick so they don't spread it to other kids and families.
ReplyDeleteWhen my kids get sick, we give them plenty of liquids, Childrens Advil, and try to get them to rest.
ReplyDeleteWhen sick gets real in our home I make sure that we have medication available. I make sure we have tissues and liquids nearby.
ReplyDeleteWhen sick gets real in our house, we have medications on hand, cough drops, disinfectant wipes, and lots of rest, hydration and handwashing.
ReplyDeleteI keep medications and tissues on hand and make chicken soup.
ReplyDeleteI have the otc meds ready, the facial tissues, and anything else they need to help them feel better.
ReplyDeleteWe always have the proper medicines, tissues, puzzles and games for the kiddos when sick gets real.
ReplyDeleteMy grandson comes to my home after school, so I make sure we have medicine in case I see signs of sickness and I have always had all my children or grandchildren to keep their hands washed!!!
ReplyDeleteWe take medicine and eat lots of soup!
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When sick gets real at back to school time I stock up on medicine and have the kids eat lots of chicken soup(homemade if possible) and plenty of sleep.
ReplyDeleteRest, lots of fluids, medicine and washing hands.
ReplyDeleteLots of love and plenty of fluids and medcine
ReplyDeleteLots of love and medicine and plenty of fluids
ReplyDeleteWe focus on chicken soup and essential oils!
ReplyDeleteI stock up on Kleenex and cold meds for those times when sick gets real at our house. Then we drink lots of fluids and eat homemade chicken soup.
ReplyDeleteBoth of my grandkids have already been sick this school year. We just try to make them comfortable and give them what they need for fever.
ReplyDeleteWe take our vitamins and drink lots of fluids.
ReplyDeleteOur grandkids come here before and after school ....immune vitamins and we stress cleanliness
ReplyDeleteI like hot drinks for soothing the throat, juice and plenty of water. Chicken noodle soup is great. Pain relievers, cough syrup, and decongestants if needed.
ReplyDeleteWhen sick gets real, we pull out the Robatussin. And chicken noodle soup and hot tea. Lots of sleep, too!
ReplyDeleteWhen sick gets real, we snuggle on the couch, watch movies and eat chicken noodle soup.
ReplyDeleteMy son is usually healthy, but at the beginning of school he usually gets a cold. I make sure to have plenty of tissues and cold medicine when things get really bad!
ReplyDeleteI keep extra chicken noodle soup, jello, gatorade, advil, and dimetapp on hand so I am always ready when illness strikes.
ReplyDeletei always just shut eveything down and make it about my patient!
ReplyDeleteMy kids usually got sick the first month of school. I always kept fever reducers in the house and lots of liquids like gatorade and cold meds on hand.
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child must stay home if have a fever.. I keep telling them to wash their hands cuts down on the spread of germs.
ReplyDeleteI make sure I have medicine handy along with soup, juice and plenty of kleenex.
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I'm a single parent, so I'm always as prepared as possible for sick days.
ReplyDeleteWhen sick gets real, this momma goes into overdrive with lysol or clorox wipes everywhere and on everything. Other than that, it is all about comforting the sick one.
ReplyDeleteWe have to be careful to treat my grandson's sniffles quickly before a simple cold turns int an asthma attack.
ReplyDeleteI always make sure to have the essentials on hand like medicine, kleenex, hand sanitizer, and soup.
ReplyDeleteI let my husband take over if I am sick. If he is sick I take over.
ReplyDeleteI usually sanatize the house when I see one of my kids getting sick & make sure they take a good nap because sleep does help.
ReplyDeleteWe eat lots of vitamins and try to rest as much as possible when someone gets sick. I've definitely found the more rest we all get the faster we get better!
ReplyDeleteLots of rest encouraged by favorite books and movies camped on the couch. My mom used to give us ginger ale and saltines. (Ginger ale was only for the undertheweathers!)
ReplyDeleteWe take our vitamins and get lots of sleep.
ReplyDeleteWe get ice cream and rest a lot.
ReplyDeleteNo kids, but I do lots of rest, liquids and chicken soup.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the contest.
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We make sure to hydrate, drink OJ and get lots of rest.
ReplyDeleteThis giveaway is great to treat our children's runny nose, coughing, sneezing, soar throat & a gift card for anything else that they may need. There are lots of germs in the school. We need to keep them healthy so they can do the school work and not miss school.
ReplyDeleteWe stock up on meds! School has only been in for a little less than a a month and my son has already come home with germs and coughs. And his allergies too.
ReplyDeleteWe drink lots of water & eat lots of soup!
ReplyDeleteBack to school means back to germs - we could really use these!
ReplyDeleteI keep on moving when I am sick, don't have time to slow down.
ReplyDeleteGrin and bear it.. and use Advil liquid caps for colds
ReplyDeleteWhen my kids get sick we push fluids, keep hands washed, get lots of rest and give fever reducer and/or cough meds as needed.
ReplyDeleteI always kept my kids home when they felt unwell and gave them chicken noodle soup and gingerale
ReplyDeleteWhen sick gets read during back to school time, I double up on the Vitamin C choices, encourage fluids and make them rest. No time for sickness during back to school days!
ReplyDeletewe stack up on tissue and juice because we know if one get sick we all will.
ReplyDeleteWhen I get sick, I get over to CVS and stock up with all the regimens to aid in making the cold or flu go by faster, and get well deserved sleep.
ReplyDeleteLots of OJ and soup! Plus Vicks is usually a staple when the runny noses get started!
ReplyDeleteWhen sick gets real I'm usually turning into a clean freak. I disinfect everything possible and stay on top giving them their medicine. I also stay after them to drink plenty of fluids too and eat whenever possible.
ReplyDeleteThe sick from home blues kit always have ice packs and Tylenol
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