My Children get sick and it seems that they get sick often. Through my kids in a room full of germs and other kids their age.... mine are the ones that pick up all the germs and bring them home.
If that sounds familiar to you, then you know that giving antibiotics or Tylenol, etc in the middle of the night can be brutal. On one hand, you don't really want to turn on the lights, because you don't fully want to wake up the little person and on the other hand, you need to see what you are doing and need the light.
What do you do?
GLODOSE!
GloDose is a light up medicine dropper. Invented by a Mom just like you and me.
Its perfect. It lights up, you can see how much medicine to administer and you can see when you are trying to get it into your childs mouth.
The first time I used it, I was a little nervous. Its a little big and clunky - but trust me when I tell you it gets the job done and is much easier to use because of the light.
Here is some info right from the website:
DESCRIPTION
GloDose® is the mom-invented medicine dropper that makes administering medicine easier. When it comes to innovative baby products, it's still mom who knows best. With a soft glow, parents can accurately measure the medicine dosage with the lights off, leaving baby to stay comfortable and start getting healthy again.
DIRECTIONS
Press down at the top of the handle to illuminate GloDose®. Withdraw the correct dose as you see indicated on the dropper to deliver the exact amount. Administer the medication while your child is awake and in a position to swallow.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Wash tube thoroughly in warm, soapy water before and after each use. Rinse with clean water and dry completely before storing. Do not wash the handle or immerse in water.
For more information on GloDose, check out the website by clicking here.
Another great thing about this product is that it won the PTPA Seal of Approval and is officially a winner! Tried and tested by other Mom's - just like you and me.
Enjoy and make sure that you get yourself a GloDose. You won't regret it.
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