When Our Baby Spiked A High Fever, My Husband Called His Overprotective Mother Before Anyone Else
“Two point five milliliters,” Ethan repeated without hesitating.
“I have the plastic oral syringe on the paper towel by the sink.”
“Her temperature needs to be checked with the Braun ear thermometer every two hours,” I said.
“I’ll check it at ten and at twelve,” Ethan said.
“And I’ll write down every single decimal in the medication care logbook.”
“If her fever goes above one hundred two point five again, you call the pediatric triage line at the hospital immediately,” I said.
“I have the number written on the first page of the log,” Ethan said.