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would you take sick children out in car for a spin?

15 replies

hermykne · 01/01/2006 12:23

dh thinks NO, i think yes for my sanity
they both have that awful coughing
and dd has a terrible terrible runny noses and eyes - and on an antibiotic which is doing feck all for her IMO..

quick spin, break the day up and maybe a lolly for their hoarse throats

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MrsBubsDeVere · 01/01/2006 12:23

I think its a good idea, especially if you have a window open alittle for some fresh air.

Beetrootoyourself · 01/01/2006 12:24

yes i would. infact I would wrap them up and take them for a walk.

Heartmum2Jamie · 01/01/2006 12:24

I would. Nothing worse than sick kids with cabin fever!

hermykne · 01/01/2006 12:26

thank you girls, i too thought the cold air might vaporise the blasted germs from breeding...

calling DH calling DH

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KBear · 01/01/2006 12:27

definitely

edgetop · 01/01/2006 12:28

yes i agree i think fresh air is good for anyone who is not feeling well. as long as they are well wrapped up, they will enjoy it.

jac34 · 01/01/2006 12:29

Best thing for coughs/bad chests, a good bit of fresh air, sea or mountain air if poss.
As you say, good for your sanity as well, an ice lolly will cheer everyone up

Tortington · 01/01/2006 13:16

sure wrap them up take a flask make a day of it - beats the crap out of sht sht sh*t xmas tv.

ESSgonnaBEEagreatnewyear · 01/01/2006 14:27

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WideWebWitch · 01/01/2006 15:13

I would.

hercules · 01/01/2006 15:27

I would too.

BournemouthBaubleBabe · 01/01/2006 15:31

Yep - they are not sicky sick, as in throwing up (Im thinking of the state of the car here!), fresh air will do you all a world of good.

Blandmum · 01/01/2006 15:33

I have done this in the past. Sometimes you just have to get out of the house. I did it when dd had chicken pox, dh was in Australia at the time!

I wrapped her up well and we'd go out in the car, drinks for them, a flask of coffee for me. kept me sane.

I made sure we all stayed in the car, so no-one else was at risk IYSWIM

Orinoco · 01/01/2006 18:45

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swedishmum · 01/01/2006 21:04

Certainly. Would avoid other children/pregnant mums if infectious, but otherwise I think you need to get out - I would definitely go mad otherwise.

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