“Her temperature must be recorded in this middle section,” I said.

“Anything over 101 means you give her infant acetaminophen, which is in the medicine cabinet above the bathroom sink.

You log that dose right next to her temperature reading.”

“Understood,” Ethan repeated, writing the words in neat, precise block letters in the left margin of the page.

“Wet diapers,” I said.

“Dr.

Owens warned us about kidney complications and dehydration from the urinary infection.

June needs at least four wet diapers before noon today.