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writes:Ok well my other little sister she won't go to sleep I tryed evey thing she is. 3 I asked what's wrong she said stomach ache now I don't like giving meds what else can I do to help her stomach and for her to sleep becuse I'm very tiers and want to sleep my mom is on bissnes trip and dad he is workig late Reply to this Question
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reader, mon123123 +, writes (2 June 2009):
mon123123 is verified as being by the original poster of the questionThanks so much she had a little diharea so I gave her the tea with huney and lots and lots of shuger she likes that now lol she sloly calmed down
and we washed tv dad came home and was very pleased I got her to sleep lol he said the new phone I want is on the way I said dad it's ok I did it becuse I love her any way thanks so much for the help
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reader, niki20  +, writes (1 June 2009):
 i dont know you but im proud of you. it takes a lot to do what you do, i did it as well it was a long time ago. my son had a tummy ach when he was little (he still is) but i asked my mom what i could do and she said a cup of camomeil tea w/ a little bit of sugar so it tastes good, not to hot tho, but it should soothe her tummy.
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reader, mrs.smith81608 +, writes (1 June 2009):
WOW! You got a good head on your shoulders! Wait until your dad gets home for the meds, and try to soothe her. Maybe a warm bath? Maybe your laying with her in the bed might work? Also, like OldGuy said, offer her a healthy snack. You're doing a great job and she is lucky to have a big sister like you to take care of her so well.
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reader, jalmetha +, writes (1 June 2009):
 Put a hot water bottle on her tummy and turn on the classical station. it works for me.
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reader, keepitreal03  +, writes (1 June 2009):
I think children medication one tea spoon. If not tell her to try and use the bathroom.
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reader, anonymous, writes (1 June 2009): OK, kiddo, good for you for taking such good care of your sister.
Did she eat a proper meal at supper time? Could she just be hungry? If so, let her have some bread with cheese, or some crackers. If she's old enough, you might make her a cup of tea with lots of milk and sugar. You're right not to give her any medication, at least until your dad gets home.
If nothing else, just snuggle into bed with her -- she might just be lonely and missing your parents.
You're doing a great job taking care of her.
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