shilohjulia wrote:It's probably not normal for a baby to have blowouts every single day.
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Depending on the person that can be a fever. My temperature stays around 97.4, so if it jumps to 99.4, that is a fever for my body.5678Jade wrote:So I just started watching the new vlog and lilia has a temp of 99.4 and Jess is considering that a little fever...
jess you have a gazillion kids you should know that's not a fever.
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So??? This is so nitpicky... She didnt do anything about it (give her medicine, take her to docs) she just said Lilia wasn't feeling well and had a little fever. JFC, she literally cannot speak without people picking every detail apart.5678Jade wrote:So I just started watching the new vlog and lilia has a temp of 99.4 and Jess is considering that a little fever...
jess you have a gazillion kids you should know that's not a fever.
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My child had blow outs every day for awhile. I don't know if it's more common in breastfed babies? Someone told me that it was. But I remember my daughter pooping out of a diaper at least once a day. Usually in her car seat. Her ped was never concerned because she was still gaining adequate weight. She eventually grew out of it. Addy will too.cjl123 wrote:shilohjulia wrote:It's probably not normal for a baby to have blowouts every single day.
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Not normal at all! I'm so confused why. For me a blow out was as once in a while thing, never an everyday thing. It's like Jessica enjoys it. It was weird to me that she didn't put the baby in a bath, whenever my son had a blowout I never felt wipes were enough to get him clean.
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RaginaPhalanges wrote:My child had blow outs every day for awhile. I don't know if it's more common in breastfed babies? Someone told me that it was. But I remember my daughter pooping out of a diaper at least once a day. Usually in her car seat. Her ped was never concerned because she was still gaining adequate weight. She eventually grew out of it. Addy will too. Maybe she needs to go up a diaper size.cjl123 wrote:shilohjulia wrote:It's probably not normal for a baby to have blowouts every single day.
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Not normal at all! I'm so confused why. For me a blow out was as once in a while thing, never an everyday thing. It's like Jessica enjoys it. It was weird to me that she didn't put the baby in a bath, whenever my son had a blowout I never felt wipes were enough to get him clean.
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Breastfed baby poop tends to be runnier than poop of babies on formula. That is a fact. So the fact that Addy has "diarrhea" is normal. But blowing thru the legs of the diaper really isn't normal. Chances are the diaper is the wrong size or the wrong kind. She most likely is buying Costco diapers bc that is where she shops. I can say those didn't work for my daughter who also had chunky legs. We had issues with leaking on those as well as Huggies and Luvs. Pampers were the only ones that seemed to fit her legs. Jesssss should be trying other diapers.RaginaPhalanges wrote:My child had blow outs every day for awhile. I don't know if it's more common in breastfed babies? Someone told me that it was. But I remember my daughter pooping out of a diaper at least once a day. Usually in her car seat. Her ped was never concerned because she was still gaining adequate weight. She eventually grew out of it. Addy will too.cjl123 wrote:shilohjulia wrote:It's probably not normal for a baby to have blowouts every single day.
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Not normal at all! I'm so confused why. For me a blow out was as once in a while thing, never an everyday thing. It's like Jessica enjoys it. It was weird to me that she didn't put the baby in a bath, whenever my son had a blowout I never felt wipes were enough to get him clean.
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Double post but Chris probably damaged the drywall taking them out too much. If that is the case it would have to be replaced.LionCalledLeo wrote:Idk if the houses are just built different in different countries but did Chris take out the actual wall too while taking off the kitchen tile? Is that right? Like you could see the insulation in the walls?
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I was going to say the same thing. It's probably the diaper. I remember having trouble with Huggies with my first. Not only poop, but pee. Just the way they fit him. When I switched to cloth they actually contained everything much better.lizpuff2006 wrote:
Breastfed baby poop tends to be runnier than poop of babies on formula. That is a fact. So the fact that Addy has "diarrhea" is normal. But blowing thru the legs of the diaper really isn't normal. Chances are the diaper is the wrong size or the wrong kind. She most likely is buying Costco diapers bc that is where she shops. I can say those didn't work for my daughter who also had chunky legs. We had issues with leaking on those as well as Huggies and Luvs. Pampers were the only ones that seemed to fit her legs. Jesssss should be trying other diapers.
If you had seen her dance you would know that she was never a dancer.vonniebeth wrote:For someone who used to be a dancer, Jess really doesn't know anything at all about hair and makeup!
When i was a kid i liked the 'bubblegum medicine' that lilia was talking about. I am pretty sure it was an antibiotic, but it actually didn't taste too bad.Captain Smooth wrote:What kid likes medicine? XD
Something about the sponsorsh*t she did this video rubbed me the wrong way (usually I don't have a problem with it). Even if Lilia had just a lowgrade fever, she should let her stay in bed and do what she likes to do, instead of turning on the freaking ipad and slipping in the sponsorship with her sick child being the promoter. Take the earrings off, let her hair down, otherwise getting comfortable (sick or not) is not so easy.
Chris' reaction when she talked about the countertops made me laugh, he seems to think "yeah, yeah, bla, bla, they'll see it eventually, come on, let's start!"
Kaden wants to pick up the sharp pieces on the floor.
Jess:"there it is"
Chris:"carful, that's sharp!"
She really doesn't parent at all!
Interesting, I wish I had that, when I was a child^^ Hope she gets better soon.whattheactual wrote:When i was a kid i liked the 'bubblegum medicine' that lilia was talking about. I am pretty sure it was an antibiotic, but it actually didn't taste too bad.Captain Smooth wrote:What kid likes medicine? XD
Something about the sponsorsh*t she did this video rubbed me the wrong way (usually I don't have a problem with it). Even if Lilia had just a lowgrade fever, she should let her stay in bed and do what she likes to do, instead of turning on the freaking ipad and slipping in the sponsorship with her sick child being the promoter. Take the earrings off, let her hair down, otherwise getting comfortable (sick or not) is not so easy.
Chris' reaction when she talked about the countertops made me laugh, he seems to think "yeah, yeah, bla, bla, they'll see it eventually, come on, let's start!"
Kaden wants to pick up the sharp pieces on the floor.
Jess:"there it is"
Chris:"carful, that's sharp!"
She really doesn't parent at all!
I couldn't take the bubble gum medicine because I'm allergic to it! I didn't like medicine as a kid either until I started taking pills that you just swallow. I hated the chewable ones.Captain Smooth wrote:Interesting, I wish I had that, when I was a child^^ Hope she gets better soon.whattheactual wrote:When i was a kid i liked the 'bubblegum medicine' that lilia was talking about. I am pretty sure it was an antibiotic, but it actually didn't taste too bad.Captain Smooth wrote:What kid likes medicine? XD
Something about the sponsorsh*t she did this video rubbed me the wrong way (usually I don't have a problem with it). Even if Lilia had just a lowgrade fever, she should let her stay in bed and do what she likes to do, instead of turning on the freaking ipad and slipping in the sponsorship with her sick child being the promoter. Take the earrings off, let her hair down, otherwise getting comfortable (sick or not) is not so easy.
Chris' reaction when she talked about the countertops made me laugh, he seems to think "yeah, yeah, bla, bla, they'll see it eventually, come on, let's start!"
Kaden wants to pick up the sharp pieces on the floor.
Jess:"there it is"
Chris:"carful, that's sharp!"
She really doesn't parent at all!
