Yesterday DGS fell in a pond (and guess who was looking after him)

Night jeni, safe journey.

jingle I dont think for one min you were to blame, these things happen in a split second and luckily you were there.

DD had taken GS1 down to Cornwall for a holiday and thought the travelling had been too much and low and behold next morning the poor little sole was covered, but his Mum has no immunity against chicken pox so even though he was breast feed he was not spared the dreaded spots.

glass thanks! AM going to bed now!!
She has them around the eyed, and is trying to rub them!
I'm going to bed now as I suspect I may have to go to Gloucester tomorrow. Tonight all

Oh Glass that sounds a nightmare for a three month old.

I WASN'T A HERO!!!!!

I was the one who let him fall in!!!!! [shock[ [shame]



Thank you anyway Glass

jingle just found this thread, you are a hero, have you recovered yet from the shock..

jeni your GD is a little picture, chicken pox is terrible but the younger they are the less scratching they can do GS1 was 3months when his spots appeared, and luckily the only way he could scratch was by rubbing his head on his cot sheet and the scar is hidden buy his hair.

What rotten luck, poor bairn.

Well. Dd has just said she would like me to go up on Monday and Wednesday to try to distract my little darling! ( she loves my iPad!)

Super

Lovely photo, jeni - your little bit of .

jeni what a little charmer. I can see the family resemblance. Hope she improves very soon.

Hope she's better soon, jeni. It's horrid for them to be ill when they can't understand what's going on.

Yes. I'm sure she does.

Tabes after her gran of course!

Thanks!

Poor little girl! Have just seen the photo jeni. She is sooo pretty. I hope she's better soon.

Good for you, jingle. You do what you have to do...no matter the risk.
Our wee grandson started swimming lessons at 2 months. He now has his sygnets certificate, swims underwater and can do a mean crawl.

Did NOT mean ? Meant. . !

Thankyou?

What a shame, poor little thing. I hate to see babies feeling unwell (((hugs))) to both of you.

Oh, poor baby. They find it hard to cope with chickenpox at any age, but much more so when they can't express themselves verbally. With any luck it won't last too long.

My poor little dgd is very unhappy. She has caught chicken pox and at 9/12 old doesn't know what's hit her!
Offered to go up to help but I still have this cold and cough, so dd thought better not!
I'm feeling for her and feel so helpless

Well done jingl! A half marathon next?

When my friend took her well-behaved older son, her younger one-year-old son who hadn't started walking and absentdaughter, also one, to the park, she unstrapped the two littles from the double buggy and absentdaughter simply streaked accoss the entire length of the park, hurtled into the scented garden and jumped straight in the pond. My poor friend had to strap little one back in the buggy and charge after her with the older boy breathlessly hanging on to the handle of the buggy. Absentdaughter was also the one who fell into her Christmas tree and emerged full of prickles.

You can never tell what they are going to do next, Well done with your rescue jingl.