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January 27, 2007 at 11:29 am #23255
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InactiveWhat is a spell like? I have heard of night terror, but don’t know anything about them.
January 27, 2007 at 3:08 pm #23282Anonymous
InactiveTiffany, have you ever considered doing the whole solutab in the am, and giving an OTC acid blocker (like pepcid) at night? I remember lansima once posted that her son couldn’t handle the prevacid before bed, and other people reporting the same. She said that once she switched it to that combination there was a big improvement. Might be something to consider.
Is he sleeping in his own bed or with you?
Anyhow, I can imagine how awful you feel b/c we’re also approaching the 2 year mark and are still dealing with a feeding aversion, reflux, and no sleep worse than many newborns. Hope you find an answer soon.
January 28, 2007 at 11:19 am #23373hellbennt
Keymastertums are good too- maybe chewing then will help ‘snap him out of it’?
when jonah is freaking out after a nap and sobbing I will hear an internal ‘glerp’ sound & I give him 2 tums…he loves medicine
and thinks it’s a treat of some sort
& it does calm him down some…January 29, 2007 at 8:59 am #23459Anonymous
InactiveJustice’s mom, night terrors (from our experience anyway
), are when they seem to “wake up” but are really still asleep. They can sit up, thrash around, kick and cry out hysterically. You can talk to them but they aren’t aware you are there and you aren’t suppossed to touch them or console them because it just makes it worse and prolongs the episode (found that out the hard way!) They usually don’t last long but are a horrible thing to watch. They usually happen if they get overstimulated or tired. Lori, that is a great idea about switching when we give the higher dose. I don’t know why I didn’t think of that! I guess I just thought he would get more benefit getting the larger dose at bedtime since that’s when the reflux is at its worse.
Laura, we were giving a 1/2 of a smooth dissolve tums right before bed before we increased the Prevacid. It seemed to really help. I think I will try swapping the doses like Lori said and go back to this regimen..
Thanks and keep your fingers crossed for us!!
Mom2Seth2007-1-29 9:0:57
January 29, 2007 at 5:00 pm #23493Anonymous
InactiveHi Tiffany –
I don’t have anything to add but just wanted to let you know that I’m sorry that you’re dealing with this with Seth. I wish there was some kind of easy solution for you – I know he’s never been the greatest sleeper so I’m sure you guys are just ready to start getting some sleep again! I’m sure it will come along soon – I think the medicine switch is a really good idea.
Let us know how it goes and hopefully we can catch up soon!
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