Quick question on hives

[Anonymous]

Just an update-Ian had 2oz of squash with 1oz of sweet potatoes this morning ( I know-early for veg, but grandma’s babysitting today and I just had to see before I left ) and no apparent hives. He passed out right afterwards-he was ready for nap so I couldn’t check his body as he was still in sleeper but face looked great-quite angelic actually!

Thanks again for passing along experiences everyone. Lori and Thais-I’m thinking of you both! Keep us posted.

Tracy

[Anonymous]

Excellent news!

[Anonymous]

Tracy, we used to do veggies first thing in the morning. That way, if she had a reaction it didn’t affect her night time sleeping. I’m glad that this morning went well!

[Anonymous]

Thanks Kim! Hope you’re feeling well! You must be getting excited.

Tracy

[Anonymous]

Aidan’s little cheeks constantly look like he has a horrible case of some sort of rash. He just has super sensative skin 2. It’s always either from drool, food, sunscreen, etc, and goes away when I wash his face (except with the drooly rash, if it gets like that it stays that way for a while)

[Anonymous]

Elijah has little red bumps on his face sometimes too. We don’t know what they are either. Could be sensitive skin.

My oldest son had an allergic reaction to penicillan. It took days to
manifest and the first sign was a blister looking thing on his penis.
Then his ears got swollen, stuck out and were really red.

A day later, he had hives, looked like big mosquito bites all over his body.

He was so cute and I was so use to people looking at him and telling me
so. That day, while at the drugstore people looked away when they saw
him.

I guess allergic reactions are different for each kid.

Elijah’s Grammy2006-5-25 22:33:18

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