The video and gift card have been provided by Pfizer Consumer Healthcare. All thoughts and reviews are my own.
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Is it Friday yet?” That’s the phrase I’ve been saying since Monday at 8:50am, as I was scooping dog food I’d spilled off the kitchen floor while on the phone with my paralegal who was in the process of informing me that my 2:00pm appointment was there for our meeting. While my client was quite sure our meeting was set for 9am, I was absolutely certain it was not. I was also at least 40 minutes away. Just a few hours into the week and things already weren’t going as planned.
And that one incident on Monday morning was far from the last of the curve balls that have been thrown at me this week. Add in forgotten backpacks, a last minute book report, and a lost class t-shirt and you get a taste of what my week has been like, including a call this morning from my daughter’s school nurse letting me know that the child I had just dropped off at school an hour before was now complaining of ear pain. Just another example of how quickly “fine” can go to “not fine” when you have kids.
The school nurse assured me that it was probably minor, but suggested I drop off medicine. So I dropped everything, ran to the nearest store, picked up medicine, and ended up administering it to my oldest daughter in the school office. Crisis averted, but not quite what I had planned for my Thursday morning. Not by a long shot.
So when I saw this video earlier this week, I could more than relate:
Because we all have dreams right? Dreams where dinner is perfect, there’s plenty of “me” time, faucets fill wine glasses liberally…and kids are healthy. But as much as we may dream, sometimes we get quite the opposite. We get thrown together dinners decided at the last minute, little or no personal space, no time for wine let alone a faucet dedicated to it, and sick kids. These are just facts of life…mom life. And during those not so perfect, “Sick just got real.™” moments, I run for medications that I know will help my kids feel better – Infant’s Advil®, Children’s Advil®, Children’s Robitussin®, and Children’s Dimetapp®.
Summer is on it’s way, but rest assured, sickness is still out there. And while the ear pain in our house seems to have resolved (for now), I’m staying stocked up on my Infant’s Advil®, Children’s Advil®, Children’s Robitussin®, and Children’s Dimetapp® products. I won’t get caught unprepared again.
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I have both childrens advil and dimetapp in the house right now/ Having 5 kids, I like to keep meds on hand for them middle of the night sicknesses that show up at our home.
Children’s Advil, it just works.
We count on children’s advil in our household.
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Children’s Advil
We use infant’s advil right now.
I really use the children’s Advil in our house to help the little ones!
I like to use the Children’s Robitussin and the Children’s Advil for when the kids are sick.
I use children’s Robitussin a lot in the winter.
My kid is sick from Aug-April it seems.
95% of the time it involves a cough that takes forever to leave!
I always depend on Infant’s Advil® when mine get sick!
We rely on children’s Advil.
I rely on the Children’s Advil.
i use childrens advil
Children’s advil
We rely on Children’s Advil when sick gets real in our house.
infants advil is what we rely on
I use Children’s Advil for my Granddaughter when she is sick.
Children’s Advil
I rely on Children’s Dimetapp when sick gets real in our house.
I use Children’s Robitussin.
In our household we use Children’s Advil when illness strikes.
thank you
Children’s Dimetapp is something we use often.
I always use Children’s Advil for fevers.
When I have my grandchildren and they are sick, I rely upon Children’s Advil®.
Children’s Advil is the immediate go to in this house!
We rely on the Children’s Advil! We have not tried the Robitussin® or Dimetapp yet with him, but he is now old enough for us to give them a try.
The Children’s Dimetapp works great and have used it for some time.
We mostly rely on Children’s Advil when my grandsons get sick.
Children’s Advil is a lifesaver! Love Advil products!!
Children’s Advil works wonders.
I have used them all but Children’s Advil the most.
Children’s Advil® is amazing!
We use children s Advil. It is a great product. I keep it on hand all the time.
Children’s Advil to get rid of the fever – it always works
I relied on Children’s Advil and Children’s Robitussin the most.
We use Children’s Advil, too!
Thank You
I rely on Children’s Dimetapp when my kids are sick.
I rely on Children’s Advil when my kids are sick!
My daughter tends to respond well to the Children’s Dimetapp.
we like the children’s advil
We use childrens advil
I actually rely on infant Tylenol but would use Advil.
I love Children’s Advil, very good product.
We always have Children’s Advil on hand. Thanks for the chance to win
children’s advil is what I would use.
We use Children’s Advil at our house.
I use Advil Children’s with my kids.
We are stocked with children’s Advil at all times
We definately use the childrens Advil. Its the #1 go to to make my kiddies feel better.
We rely on Children’s Advil and Robitussin.
Children’s Advil
Children’s Advil has always been my first choice.
I make sure to always keep Children’s Advil in stock at the house and in my car for those unexpected sick moments.
Children’s Advil is usually the go to!
I grab the Children’s Advil.
We rely on Children’s Advil, it seems to last longer.
I trust Children’s Advil.
Children’s Advil is my go to medicine when the little one gets sick.
I rely on Children’s Advil.
We rely on Children’s Robitussin!
Children’s Advil® is amazing!
Children’s Robitussin is one I have used.
We use Children’s Advil!
We use Infant’s ADVIL!
Children’s Advil works great!