My 18 month old Grandaughter has been running a fever of 102.6?
well anything over 101 has to be checked. and also make sure she is not to covered up, give her lots of water and pedialite no pop or added sugar juice! doctors these days can be lazy its the holiday weekend so they may be busy keep an eye on her the fever should go down. having a uti is best to drink cranberry that would be perfect to give to her. ! let her even suck on a popsicle to cool off... if a child has a uti its because she is not cleaned enough down in the diaper, or she sat in her diaper a little long or got whipped the wrong way, females should be whipped from front to back meaning belly button to butt hole. and white blood cells in a uti means that there may be an infection or that the uti is trying to cure itself because it has broken out into a worse uti so this means its not so serious yet.. just take care of her. thank u for being such a good grandma and taking care of her... :) im 22 with 2 kids myself and i disowned my mother, i wish i has a mom like u :) haha good job... so i do things all myself and grew up very fast , luckily my husband doesnt go out and party he sets his priorties straight.. good luck
My 10 month old has a rash like a sun burn?
She is 10 months old and she has extremely fair skin but she hasn't been out in the sun. It has been quite cold. She isn't running a fever and her nose isn't running. She acts like she feels fine. no sore throat nothing she is acting completly normal but all of a sudden tonight she develpoed this rash. She hasn't eaten any thing new either. It looks like a sun burn. It has no texture to it so it doesn't feel like sandpaper like scarlet fever. but it feels hot to the touch like a sunburn does. but it doesn't hurt her for me to touch it either. it was on her cheek and her right outer bottom of her leg down by her ankel. I called the doctor because my 2 year old has gotten something like this before and they told me that it was just an allergic reaction and to give her benodryl so I gave the 10 month old a 1/4 of my 2 year olds dose. the doctor told me to go ahead and give it to my little one and bring her in in the morning if it is still there.
Why can’t I pet my new cat after adopting him for 3 months now and he’s still running away and hiding?
If you have had the kitty checked out by the vet and there is nothing physically wrong with him, it could be that your kitten may have had some bad experiences before it found you. It has not been properly socialized.To help him feel safe, you may need to keep him confined to one room, preferably a quiet place with a nice roomy box he can hide in until he feels safe. You can put something with your scent on it - an old tee shirt or sweater, in the kitty’s box so that he will get used to you and associate you with safety. If possible, the best room for this would be your bedroom.You should not chase him when he runs from you. Just stay calm and give him food and water on a regular basis, keep his litter box clean and wait until he comes to you. If you keep him in your bedroom, he will probably explore while you sleep and you may find him curled up next to you in the morning. It’s all about making him feel safe and gaining his trust.
Hamster NEVER runs in wheel!?
Our hamster is about the same age. For the first few months after she arrived to us, she would not get on her wheel, either. One or two repetitions, every few days, and that was all. What did she do, instead? Piled up items BEHIND the wheel, keeping it from turning, so that she could nap off the the immediate SIDE of the device! I could not help but to laugh. It took some time, but, eventually, she started using her wheel, PROPERLY. Is your hamster new to his wheel? If so, time may be the answer. Give it a few spins, and show him what it is meant for. >;). If he is not new, then, maybe, his wheel is just where he feels safest. ^_^. And, I would be curious to know how your hamster enjoys his exercise ball? Ours seems a touch claustrophobic. We set her in a ball - small, large, it does not matter (she is a dwarf hamster, and fits into every size that I have come across) - but, instead of running about, she pushes her butt backward, and ends up rolling herself over in the thing! I admit that it is cute to watch, but I do not get it. Haha. ~<3~.
How do you tackle transgender people who ask for money in trains?
LOL thanks for the awkward ask Ajas :PUnfortunately I don’t have much train experience, though i have a lot of “eunuch” experience. After reading the answers here, I must say I am lucky to have only come across polite Hijras. They only try to sound rude and touched me only at appropriate places, if ever. And I never experienced any kind of flashing. Moreover when they are not on their “extortion” runs, its hard to spot them because they are very well behaved in public settings otherwise. You would see them and think “Something is off about that woman”. That’s it. Of course these are just anecdotal evidence based on my encounters with them in public transport and offices.How do I deal with them?I say no.They obviously respect consent more than a majority of men out there LOLHowever I do have a funny train-Hijra experience to share:Spring of 2015, we were returning from Goa. Took the train because we ran out of money. We swapped seats with a huge family so they could sit together. Result being a friend and I were seated 2 coaches away from the rest of the gang. Had a good night’s sleep. After night comes morning. But this morning brought eunuchs too. The guy who took the upper bunker went for his morning business. I wake up and sit there, slow and groggy. In came the eunuch “Ey paisa de na!” (hey give me money!). Now remember I was all slow and groggy. And before I could do or say anything, she touched my left cheek.I instinctively pulled the faux grin. Not my fault, muscle memory. After the countless family gatherings/parties I’ve been to since I was little, I’ve been conditioned to grin wide when older people pinch my cheeks. She went away just like that.I must have REALLY creeped her off -_-PS: It sucks that we are still not able to recognize them as human beings so they can study, get a job and live a normal life, interacting with the rest of us.