Babies
My middle son (5) has a few as well. One on the back of his neck and three on his legs. They look exactly the same as DS1's.
Neither of them had them this morning and they weren't outside at all. They act fine. No fevers, no tempers, no itching.
I gave them Benedryl and put Calomine on their bumps.
Any opinions/advice?
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You know, I'm really not sure. They are fully vaccinated so if that is one of the normal scheduled vaccinations then yes. Of course I'm sure not knowing makes me sound like a terrible mother, lol so no head biting.
Quoting Countrygerl:
Please don't bite my head off for asking this but have the been vaccinated for chicken pox? If they have there is a very small if any chance of them getting it. I just ask because both of my dd got vaccinated for it when they were babies.
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Its actually very possible for vaccinated kids to get it. They just usually get mild cases.
Quoting Countrygerl:
Please don't bite my head off for asking this but have the been vaccinated for chicken pox? If they have there is a very small if any chance of them getting it. I just ask because both of my dd got vaccinated for it when they were babies.
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The chicken pox vaccine is a sceduled vaccination so they more then likly have had it but then again they could still get a very mild case still. I say if they start to itch and can't stop. I would take them to the dr.
Quoting Dragonmamas:
You know, I'm really not sure. They are fully vaccinated so if that is one of the normal scheduled vaccinations then yes. Of course I'm sure not knowing makes me sound like a terrible mother, lol so no head biting.
Quoting Countrygerl:
Please don't bite my head off for asking this but have the been vaccinated for chicken pox? If they have there is a very small if any chance of them getting it. I just ask because both of my dd got vaccinated for it when they were babies.