PLEASE HELP_look at this rash-UPDATE!

hi Heather.

the spots are getting smaller and sort of “dry” looking they arent reddish ans sore looking anymore. but i never went back after that horrible docs waiting room experience. i would love for a doc to look it over, but i just cant comprehend sitting there for 45 mintues with a screaming one year old for something that is not in any way bothering him ykwim? i really hate doctors offices. if it starts to flair up again or spread or anything, then i will def. take him in. i think they are hives from everything i have looked at. i dont think its a reaction to food, rather something exterior.

I hate waiting at the peds office! What about a pediatric walk in? I’d hate for it to be something that needed treatment but never did.

Hey Natalia… Claire had a bad reaction to strawberries the first few times she had them too (she was right at Trace’s age), and we were so bummed. She loved them so much! But we kept her away from them for several months and tried again, and now she has them with no problems.

We first started by rubbing a bit of the fruit on her hand and waited for a reaction.. if nothing, then rub some on her cheek, if nothing give her a small amount to eat, if nothing go from there.

Hopefully, after a short time, he will be able to eat them again.

Kaelyn had a problem with strawberries until she was about 2. Now she does fine with them. So, there’s hope!

Sarah also used to react to strawberries around Trace’s age by getting a rash (not as bad as his). We waited a few months, and then she was fine.