in my fight against the common cold, i took a nyquil knockoff which on the label stated:
DO NOT USE TO MAKE A CHILD SLEEPY
do people seriously do this to their children?
in my fight against the common cold, i took a nyquil knockoff which on the label stated:
DO NOT USE TO MAKE A CHILD SLEEPY
do people seriously do this to their children?
People have been doing it for decades.
The Simpsons even had it in an episode.
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My grandmother would laugh at giving a kid NyQuil. She told us to use whiskey. Teething? Whiskey on the gums. Coughing? Liquor in the milk in the bottle.
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DXM, FTW.
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bed restraints and an apple in the mouth work good too
Ativan is my go-to.
(Not really...my kid has always gone to sleep. I would love to use it on some nieces though)
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I was about to weigh in on this, specifically what we do/don't do with our child, but then remembered in no way do I want or need parenting advice from the sick ****s on this message board.
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Knock-off NyQuil? No. Benedryl? Yes. Or hard liquor.
For long flights what do you wonderful parents suggest to keep your kid from disturbing everybody else's sleep?
I have done it to myself but never my kids...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chloral_hydrate
Yeah, chloral hydrate sounds great!!
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We use wine.
If you need your child to sleep try some chamomile tea and half of a 3mg melatonin pill
Scotch