I have a toddler who’s been on and off sick for 2 weeks and a newborn at home. I have to keep them separated so the newborn doesn’t get sick. I’m going insane. Partner is doing the best but they both need me. I don’t know what to do! Any advice please!
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Well first breathe, second I know your stressing, you could have your partner take care of your toddler so you can take care of your newborn. Your newborn needs you more especially if your breast feeding. You can also every now and then even switch off or once you have your baby sleep, you can go and tend to your toddler. So you dont get your newborn sick just make sure you constantly was your hands and change clothes if nessasary so that you don't cross germs to your newborn.

Also make sure you take care of yourself so you dont get sick.

I had the same situation. My toddler is 26 month old. He been sick for two weeks on and off. He was behave normal during daytime and his fever got spike at nighttime so I have to go three time in emergency urgent care to check him up. He got pink eye too and ear infection because of prolong fever, but what I did I just keep him hydrated and I gave him ibuprofen every 4 to 6 hours. I also tried Zarbee for sore throat
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I have a toddler who’s been on and off sick for 2 weeks and a newborn at home. I have to keep them separated so the newborn doesn’t get sick. I’m going insane. Partner is doing the best but they both need me. I don’t know what to do! Any advice please!
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