💩 question for you mommies out there who have kids who are at least 21 months
My daughter, Phoenix, has been having awful diarrhea for I'd say about a week or so now. We're on vacation and staying at my in-laws. Her diet hasn't changed much compared to what we have at home. She is at that fun stage where she doesn't want to eat. She'll "snack" on small stuff like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and mac n' cheese but she won't usually eat what we have as full meals. She did that even back at our house but she never had diarrhea. Hers is basically just liquid. It's gross and it's very, very watery. Its accompanied by a rash (which is almost gone now) and she isn't fussy about it. I don't notice until I see her pants are wet and it's leaked out of her diaper.
My question is what can I give her or what can I do to help get rid of her diarrhea? They usually don't "recommend" most types of OTC medication until about 2 years old and I think the age for anti diarrheal medicine is 6 years I think 🤔 She has an appointment coming up with her doctor but I've heard some good insight on some remedies on other things from other moms before and I was curious as to what some of y'all have used and recommend for young children and this problem.
I just absolutely love some women on here! Some woman wants to write on another women's post telling her she shouldn't be having sex at all in the beginning of pregnancy. I didn't know she was her doctor. Then she wants to tell me that the first trimester is only 1-9 weeks pregnant. And she lost her baby at 4 weeks pregnant due to sex. Like sweetie that's your period starting!
I know age is usually a thing girls don't talk about for some reason but what are your ages I just feel so alone being 18.
So I'm having some late pregnancy worries... What if cant comfort her? What if I don't know why shes crying? Like say we're out and shes screaming and I just don't know what she wants!! That thought scares the shit out of me!
BRAT diet. Bananas, rice, applesauce (although that might burn coming out), and toast. See if kiddo will eat any of that.