On Sun, 30 Sep 2007, Ronn! Blankenship wrote:
> At 08:49 PM Sunday 9/30/2007, Julia Thompson wrote: > > >> On Sun, 30 Sep 2007, jon louis mann wrote: >> >>> http://www.europastation.com/gary/pictures/ >>> No one wants an unattended child anywhere near espresso, and this >>> seems to be an effective way to prevent that. >>> Julia >>> >>> wouldn't caffeine have the opposite effect on a child? >>> jon >> >> You don't know until you try, it will depend on the individual child. >> >> Same as with Benadryl. (Never, ever drug your child on a plane > > > > Many people would suggest putting a period/full stop at this point in > the sentence. Or perhaps 3 words earlier (at least not except the > advice and supervision of a physician). You're right, but that doesn't stop people from asking folks other than their physician. And the "Don't do it unless you already know the results!" is a good tip for *anything* you do with a child while travelling. And there was some article brought to my attention not too long ago regarding a flight attendant that suggested to a woman that she give her child Benadryl. Had lots of people fuming over that one. Lecturing the flight attendant on that sort of thing might get you removed from the plane.... > (Somewhat related: Did you happen to see tonight's episode of "60 Minutes"?) Television? No. I don't think I've seen anything that wasn't either Weather Channel (or local weather loop), PBS or Noggin for about the past 3 weeks. No, wait, there was that Mythbusters episode.... Julia who hasn't ever given Benadryl for a trip, but too many times for ant bites and wasp stings (and that one scorpion sting, ow) _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
