My daughter gets horrible bites and gets attacked the moment she walks outside!

This has worked really well for us: Proven Bug Spray

It uses Picardin which is "less toxic than Deet" but really works.

Every kid is so different, we sent our kids once we felt that they had the confidence to speak up and say "no" if they were ever put in a comfortable situation. What I've found is it's sad, but sometimes the cheaper camps are the worst ones in regards to kids being mean, discipline and counselor responsibility.

I would also watch the amount of milk intake, and make sure they are drinking lots more water than milk. I think by now your kid should be not having anymore than like 16-20 oz of milk in the day.

If you are going to your well checks at your pediatrician they would have noticed by now if it was a major concern. That being said, I always recommend PT/OT if you want to work on breaking the habit. It could be more of a sensory thing about not wanting the sole of the foot to touch the ground.

I worked with a dentist that specifically worked with kids for poor airways. Tooth pillow is a tongue and lip correction advise not specific to mouth breathing. It is not an expander, but its more around proper tongue position and behavior.

It won't work for some kids and you will still need an expander, but if your kid is young enough it could help.

Has anyone had to take progesterone pills when newly pregnant? Wondering if its a red flag, and what to expect next.

My armpits stunk after using the Hinoki scent around the 2 hour mark. That being said, the Santal & Vetiver scent seemed to work better for me. I hate floral smelling deodorants and this one is not at all, its more woody smell.

We do them all, all on the pediatrician's schedule. I honestly didn't even know there was any other option. I choose to trust my pediatrician as the expert in this matter.

@everythingisfine I have come to love this brand for all those reasons you listed...they have so many different short options and lengths!

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We got our kids the ninebots made by Segway. We chose these because they only go up to 12 mph and you can lock the max speed from an app on your phone. We have younger and older kids, so we lock the speed pretty low for the younger kids.

We also like to ride with them and we purchased the GoTrax brand that go a bit faster, I think up to like 15 mph.

We have very strict rules when it comes to riding, you MUST wear a helmet and in our household you can't reach the max speed until you are old enough to drive a car so 16.

I had a friend experience a very similar thing in the pool, as well as splash pads with her daughter. Most important thing was not shaming the behavior and making a huge deal about it.

They had lots of talks about how that is not something we do in public. She always made it a point to relate to her and call out that I know it can feel funny/good, but that is something that is never done in front of people. Just like we don't show our privates we dont ever touch our privates in public either.

After a few conversations, simple reminders (no shaming) it started to fade and she didn't do it as often.

We have been using The Cesta and they are wonderful!! Here is their site: https://thecesta.com/

They will do more than ironing, but you can just book and explain that you only want ironing etc.