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		<title>Under the Weather?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 25 Jan 2013 16:37:37 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Alison Gore</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dear Ask A Sitter, You did an informative post last week on how to prevent our lil&#8217; ones from catching the flu, but I&#8217;m wondering what kind of care LLD sitters can provide if my lil&#8217; darling gets sick and I&#8217;m away. Yours Truly, Under The Weather Dear Under The Weather, One important thing LLD<a class="read_more" href="http://www.nynanny.com/babysitting/under-the-weather/"> &#160;&#160;Read more (...)</a>]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Dear Ask A Sitter,</strong></p>
<div>You did an informative post last week on how to prevent our lil&#8217; ones from catching the flu, but I&#8217;m wondering what kind of care LLD sitters can provide if my lil&#8217; darling gets sick and I&#8217;m away.</div>
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<p>Yours Truly,</p>
<p>Under The Weather</p>
<p><strong>Dear Under The Weather,</strong></p>
<p>One important thing LLD sitters do is routinely check your lil&#8217; ones&#8217; temperature. If he/she has a high fever for an extended period of time, our sitters know to notify the parents and take your child to the doctor as a high temperature can be dangerous and potentially lead to something more severe. For less severe illnesses, LLD sitters are happy to follow your instructions for TLC while you are away.</p>
<p><strong>Tender</strong>: How do LLD sitters provide tenderness to a sick child?</p>
<p>If you can&#8217;t be at home, a trusted LLD sitter can take tender care of your sick lil&#8217; one. Sick lil&#8217; darlings like to be treated gently and affectionately. Sitters will sing a song while they try to fall asleep, read lots of books to them, and be extra sweet!</p>
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<p><strong>Loving</strong>: How do LLD sitters provide love to a sick child?</p>
<div>LLD sitters are great at keeping an upbeat and positive attitude which will help your lil&#8217; sick one to feel better in no time! Sitters will rub their back, read them a story, or watch their favorite shows. A day or two of R&amp;R will have your lil&#8217; one up and running in no time.</div>
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<p><strong>Care: </strong>What kind of care will an LLD sitter provide  for my sick lil&#8217; one?</p>
<p>Flus and fevers dehydrate, so LLD sitters know that extra fluids are a necessity. Water is always good, but once your child gets bored with that, our sitters try ice pops, fruits, gatorade, or 100% fruit juices to maintain steady hydration. Warm broths and crackers are also an LLD go-to  for keeping upset tummies full and happy. Our sitters keep their hands clean and wash regularly to avoid spreading germs. LLD sitters will keep you updated throughout the day with how your lil&#8217; one is doing and keep them positive!</p>
<div>Last but not least, LLD sitters will ask about any medications your child is taking, how often they should take them, and what dosages should be administered. Let them know what over-the-counter medicines your child can take (aspirin, tylenol, cough drops etc.) and if there are any medicinal or food allergies to be aware of. Keep a list of doctors and emergency contacts on the fridge (or somewhere else central) in case of emergency.</div>
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<p>Hope your lil&#8217; darling feels better soon!</p>
<p>Renee Pena</p>
<p>Ask A Sitter Expert</p>
<p>Renee is a lifelong learner of parent’s education,creativity, special needs and early childhood. She is addicted to Pinterest, organizing, and the color purple. She is honored to be a guest blog for LLD as their go to sitter expert via #AskaLLDSitter. Renee is currently working on an upcoming blog on education, you may follow her launch and tips on <a href="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Reneepediacom/281125232008420" target="_blank">Reneepedia</a>. You can also chat with her via twitter at @enrichingkids.</p>
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