Baby Shots

Date: Wednesday, November 30, 2005
Time: 3:09 AM EST
Eva Gatewood
Country of Remedy: United States of America
Ingredients: A bottle of witch hazel
cotten balls
Instructions: Take these items with you to the doctors office. Have a cotten ball ready with witch hazel on it. After the nurse gives the shot, rub a few times with witch hazel,It stops swelling and soreness. I have three chilren who hate shots, one of myaunts told me this and it has always worked forme.

Date: Friday, August 26, 2005
Time: 4:52 PM EST
Jennifer
Country of Remedy: USA

Ingredients: Breath
Instructions: My Indian-origin pediatrician knew that my 9-month-old could follow directions well. He told her to blow slowing, like she was blowing bubbles. When they gave her the shot, she didn't cry. We've done this every time since (she is five years old now) and she has only cried once.
Date: Wednesday, March 24, 2004
Time: 8:01 PM EST
Email address: Vanessa Stuff
email_address: tinastuff@bellsouth.net
Country of Remedy: USA
Ingredients: Vicks Vapor Rub or store brand
Instructions: While my Husband was in the Navy, a Navy Nurse told me torub some Vick's Vapor Rub on the shot area and
it will help with the swelling and pain.It always worked for all my 4 babies who are allnow grown.

Date: Saturday, December 6, 2003Time: 11:52 PM EST
Kelly Alvarado
email_address: irelandraven@elp.rr.com
Country of Remedy: USA

Ingredients: 1 Cold soda can
Instructions: I have 3 children and have always found this useful when getting their shots. Take a cold soda can with you to the doctor. After the shots are given apply pressure with the cold soda can. This elimanates swelling and also nums the
immediate pain. This has always worked well for my children.

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