Even though his dad was the one that held him down, he didn't want anything to do with me.
But after only two days, he will hold the mask in place by himself. I think he knows it helps him feel better and he does act much more like himself now.
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Oh my. Look at that face--you were supposed to stop the torture, Mommy! Poor little guy.
my grandson has asthma but since they put him on advare (SIC?) he rarely has to take a breathing treatment anymore.
you have a cute lilttle guy there, naive.
Awwe. Poor little guy. Look at that look!
I miss his face! <:)
Methinks he's plenty "pissed" at you! His grandma will come save him! LOL
He's a chubster! How adorable is that little face?! I had to do this with my little one as well and she got used to it just like Drew did.
Awwww. poor little chicky! Cheryl nailed his expression right on the head!
I missed this one earlier. My daughter has a little plastic device (that looks like a reed to an instrument) that she sticks in her mouth for her nebulizer. The mask would feel a bit suffocating and I think it's a natural "fight" instinct to take it off. Could you maybe get that mouth piece adapter?
Poor Drew...he is so dang adorable though. I so wish I was in Michigan right now so that I could grab those cute little chunky thighs. He looks like Glenn, I'd like to grab those little thighs too (just kiddding)!! That reminds me, remember the education you gave the dh and I?????? I think we need a refresher after another child. ;o)
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