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Dini
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 Sun, Jul 24 2011, 10:41 am
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could I give my 18 month old a tiny piece of a chewable dramamin?
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suomynona
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Sun, Jul 24 2011, 10:48 am
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I was desperate to give my daughter dramamine before age 2, and all the Drs I asked were pretty firm about not giving until age 2. I got a prescription suppository (in Israel) for her. I also used benadryl which is supposed to help.
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Dolly Welsh
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Sun, Jul 24 2011, 11:13 am
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I wouldn't. Nausea isn't a normal event; it's a stress event of some kind. Eliminate the reason for it.
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Mama Bear
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Sun, Jul 24 2011, 11:20 am
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My son used to vomit violently every time he was in a carn even for a short time. At 19 months our ped okayed giving 1/4 pil before travel.
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poelmamosh
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Sun, Jul 24 2011, 9:27 pm
| suomynona wrote: | | I was desperate to give my daughter dramamine before age 2, and all the Drs I asked were pretty firm about not giving until age 2. I got a prescription suppository (in Israel) for her. I also used benadryl which is supposed to help. |
My sister was told by her ped -and mine confirmed this- not to give Dramamine to kids at all. I use 1/2 dose Benadryl for my kids when we travel long distances (they all get motion sickness) and it helps wonderfully.
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c.c.cookie
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Sun, Jul 24 2011, 10:14 pm
| Dolly Welsh wrote: | | I wouldn't. Nausea isn't a normal event; it's a stress event of some kind. Eliminate the reason for it. |
WHAT???
Car sickness is a perfectly normal event, actually. For some ppl to "eliminate the reason" means to never travel for more than 25 min.
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suomynona
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Sun, Jul 24 2011, 10:47 pm
| c.c.cookie wrote: | | Dolly Welsh wrote: | | I wouldn't. Nausea isn't a normal event; it's a stress event of some kind. Eliminate the reason for it. |
WHAT???
Car sickness is a perfectly normal event, actually. For some ppl to "eliminate the reason" means to never travel for more than 25 min. |
Actually for us, it was not to travel more than 5 minutes at one point.
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kitov
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Mon, Jul 25 2011, 7:45 am
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My ped also suggested benadryl for kids.
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Dini
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Mon, Jul 25 2011, 9:41 am
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I was really desperate yesterday and gave her a tiny piece, less than 1/4 and I also used those wrist bands that put pressure in the inside of the wrist which takes away nausea. Thanks for the suggestion of benadryl, I thing I will try it, I will also ask my dr what the ramifications are of using the dramamin.
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