Im a nervous wreck

[tammybear]

Ive got my A Level results, 2nd driving test and looking around a nursery for dd tomorrow, and then Friday I am going to relate, have my rent manager come round to see what needs doing (not that Im nervous about that) and seeing a childminder. Also dd got hold of the sudocream tub which I had left the lid off when I had changed her nappy and she had it on her cheeks and had a little bit on her tongue. She seems fine but Im freaking out over it as it says that if it is swallowed then I need to seek medical advice. Plus dd keeps putting her hands down her nappy, and shes been doing it for a while. I dont know if its because the nappy is too tight although Ive undone it so its quite loose on her. I dont know if its because she has a slight nappy rash or what.

try phoning NHS direct re Sudocream although I would not worry too much about that... just to put yuo rmind at rest.. both my kids haev put their hands down their nappies at some point... boys especuially seem quite keen on what is down there...

as for the rest, take each 1 day at a time ... this time next week you will look back at the progress and successes this stressful week will have hopefully brought you... Good luck with all of it... remember to do some breathing exercises/ wine drinking at appropriate times!

Tammybear, Don't panic about the sudocreme. My dd did exactly the same and I called NHS direct. They told me that she would need to eat litres of the stuff before it had any effects on her at all. She was of course absolutley fine but I can't say the same for the carpet she rubbed it into before eating it! As for all the other stuff, Run yourself a long hot bath with some lavendar in it (not you lav!) and try and realx this evening so you feel a bit more prepared for the next few days. You'll be fine. Deep breathing now.... iiiiiinnn ......and oooouuuuuuttt.

my nephew ate half a tub of sudocrem aged 2 - he was fine.
agree with mancmum abouts hands in nappy, they do it because they can.
good luck, stay chilled, hope results are what you want.