Why I Hate An Ear Infection
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Why I Despise Ear Infections
Bringing a new baby home is an emotional whirlwind. The responsibility and joy that accompany this life-changing event are unparalleled. New parents know the exhaustion and the immense pride of welcoming a new life. It's a profound joy, but it can also be incredibly daunting. One challenge that stands out for me is the dreaded ear infection.
In the last decade, I've welcomed five children home and supported friends and family through similar experiences. While the joy of a newborn is unmatched, the anxiety when a baby gets sick is real and challenging. My first encounter with an ear infection was with my eldest daughter, just a month after her birth.
Initially, I attributed her increased sensitivity and frequent crying to a possible growth phase. However, as her discomfort escalated, I reached out to my mother, sisters, and finally, her pediatrician. They all suggested what I feared: an ear infection.
I quickly made an appointment for my daughter, Ava, that afternoon. Until then, I tried everything to ease her discomfort?"walking, singing, and gentle massages?"but nothing seemed to work. The doctor confirmed my fears: she had a double ear infection in one ear and a single in the other. As a new mother, I questioned if I was to blame. Thankfully, reassurance from the doctor and my mother helped me understand that these things happen.
Having a child with an ear infection is terrifying. It's crucial to know the warning signs and stay vigilant from the start. Always consult your doctor for guidance and ensure your little one receives the care they need.
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