Thursday, February 28, 2008

Well-child. Snort.


KayTar brought home a (feverish, snotty) souvenir from her well-child visit on Monday. Well-child visit. I think the name alone is enough to bring on the jinx.

We almost made it through February healthy. The shortest month of the year and we can't get through it with out spiking at least ONE fever. Sounds about right.

24 comments:

ewe are here said...

The problem with bringing children in for regular check ups, is that the waiting rooms have an equal number of 'sick' children being brought in. Germs galore.

sigh.

Hope she feels better quick.

Julie said...

Grr. Just a few hours to go before you cleared February. Oh well. Bigs hugs to your feverish little girl.

Julie said...

Grr. Just a few hours to go before you cleared February. Oh well. Bigs hugs to your feverish little girl.

Anonymous said...

Hope she feels better soon :)

flutter said...

poor kid!

Anonymous said...

Peds should just do home visits, wouldn't that totally rock? Look at all that pretty hair!

Liv said...

she really does have thick, lustrous hair. i wish my peep would grow hers a little nicer. don't tell her i said that, though.

Janet said...

Oops. I think you picked up a little Murphy when you stopped by my place.

Poor little pet. Feel better.

Anonymous said...

Awwwww......gotta hate it when the kids feel sick!

Beck said...

Poor baby girl!

~aj~ said...

Poor babe. Hope this is short-lived.

Unrelated, but do you realize how big she looks in that photo? I'd swear she was a 5 year old!

Family Adventure said...

It's a leap-year, Kyla. That must be it. Otherwise she'd have made it for sure!

Heidi

PS Adorable picture, though, as always.

Becca said...

Poor thing! She looks so grown up though! I hope she feels better soon.

Anonymous said...

Feel better...

Sarcasta-Mom said...

Poor KayTar. Hope she feels better soon

Kristin said...

Like AJ said, she DOES look like a very big girl in that photo...I know you've had to work for her 30 pounds, work hard, but she looks very healthy...minus her expression.

Poor baby.

We have a well-child visit today. They have seperate well and sick waiting rooms. We'll see...

Kristin said...

I didn't mean 'big' like BIG...more like older....

Sorry.

I'd be mad if someone said I was big. :)

Julie Pippert said...

Oh NO! Man I hate doctors' offices and hospitals for that very reason.

Here's to health soon.

And was LOL about your study partner, BubTar. I bet you remember that information forever!

Aliki2006 said...

Our peds office has two separate sides--sick and well, but even then you can just SEE the germs floating back and forth. Blech.

I hope she's better soon.

Mad said...

Oh look at that face!

moplans said...

This is the EXACT reason I am considering a sick-visits only policy with the pediatrician.

You were so SO close.

crazymumma said...

oh poor button. Damn germy offices.

get well little Kaytar.

Anonymous said...

I hear ya. My family has been sick since our three year old started preschool last Fall. Constantly - no break. Sorry you didn't get your sick-free February ... there's always March ... or April ... or May :)

carrie said...

I don't understand why they don't just douse each person with hand sanitizer from head to toe when they visit the doctor!

Hope she feels better soon, poor baby!