Comments on: Our first trip to the Urgent Care http://thatisus.com/AdoptionBlog/?p=155 Our Children are HOME - now what? Thu, 04 Nov 2010 23:55:46 -0400 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: dawn renee http://thatisus.com/AdoptionBlog/?p=155&cpage=1#comment-13 dawn renee Fri, 09 Jul 2010 16:30:01 +0000 http://thatisus.com/AdoptionBlog/?p=155#comment-13 Well at least you got your first prompt care trip out o the way. I thought when I pinched my sons hand in the car door that they would call department of family services. I felt horrible and I knew I officially had joined the "bad momma" club. Well at least you got your first prompt care trip out o the way. I thought when I pinched my sons hand in the car door that they would call department of family services. I felt horrible and I knew I officially had joined the “bad momma” club.

]]> By: Felicia http://thatisus.com/AdoptionBlog/?p=155&cpage=1#comment-12 Felicia Fri, 09 Jul 2010 14:52:23 +0000 http://thatisus.com/AdoptionBlog/?p=155#comment-12 I have a particularly painful car door memory from my childhood. Ouch! I am right there with Serawit. She's just not strong enough, but she will be soon. I have a particularly painful car door memory from my childhood. Ouch! I am right there with Serawit. She’s just not strong enough, but she will be soon.

]]> By: Susabelle http://thatisus.com/AdoptionBlog/?p=155&cpage=1#comment-10 Susabelle Fri, 09 Jul 2010 13:59:59 +0000 http://thatisus.com/AdoptionBlog/?p=155#comment-10 Okay, mommy. OFF with the floaties!! She doesn't need them. That's what YOU are for. :) Sorry about the fingers; this has happened to every one of my kids, either by door or window or oven or toilet lid or washer lid or or or or... you get the idea. The cool thing about kids under about 8 or so is that they are mostly cartilage, and they bend, but they don't break. :) It's always best to get things checked out, though, and I'm glad you did that. I'm sure you felt absolutely AWFUL and guilty, but don't. Serawit learned a valuable lesson that she wouldn't have really learned any other way - keep your fingers clear! Okay, mommy. OFF with the floaties!! She doesn’t need them. That’s what YOU are for. :)

Sorry about the fingers; this has happened to every one of my kids, either by door or window or oven or toilet lid or washer lid or or or or… you get the idea. The cool thing about kids under about 8 or so is that they are mostly cartilage, and they bend, but they don’t break. :) It’s always best to get things checked out, though, and I’m glad you did that. I’m sure you felt absolutely AWFUL and guilty, but don’t. Serawit learned a valuable lesson that she wouldn’t have really learned any other way – keep your fingers clear!

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