And yes, I google things by asking questions. Google is my personal genie (or AskJeeves?). For your entertainment, and my records, here is but a glimpse of things I have actually googled since becoming a mom.
- Why is my infant's poop green?
- Why does my baby hate me? (In fairness, this was at his first growth spurt and it felt like he cried all.the.time. I didn't know then that this was normal...)
- How many times a day should a 2 month old poop?
- Post-partum night sweats
- What does diaper rash look like? (Diaper rash slide show...um, gross!)
- Poopy diaper slide show (I promise, this is important for medical purposes!)
- What are the implications of an infant using media?
- "Baby has sensitive gag reflex"
I know there are at least 400 other crazy things I've googled, but thanks to my mom brain, I've forgotten them. I am not even counting all the breastfeeding questions I've asked Google over the past year...That's like a whole other post and I feel like I could probably pass a test to become a lactation consultant at this point.
The GREAT thing about googling your mom questions is that there are some great answers and encouraging words out there. I have yet to freak myself out or misdiagnose Campbell with the information I've found. I think the key is that I keep looking for an answer until it tells me I'm already doing the right thing.
Hey all you moms out there! What have you learned from Google?
Hey all you moms out there! What have you learned from Google?
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I learned this weekend that my child won't die if I don't if her amoxicillan isn't refrigerated. Apparently, I am the only person on earth that didn't know it was supposed to be in the first place. Working hard on that mom of the year award . . .
Oh and the poop slide show is extremely helpful.
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