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it's so weird to me that you have so many mosquitoes in Arizona. I mean, it makes sense that we have them here in the tropics, but in the desert? i had no idea. poor mabel; tell her Parker is tasty for bugs, too, poor kid.
ReplyDeleteLike Leslie- I had no idea you had mosquitos there... I barely ever see them here, where they are supposed to be prevelant.
ReplyDeletePoor Mabel... Tell her we love her!
Poor baby- she is just sooooo delicious. She will be better soon and I am sure Heavenly Father will answer her prayers. Love you all so much.
ReplyDeleteapart from fire ants, mosquitoes are the meanest little things ever - so sad when little ones get attacked - Chelsea has three currently - these little girls just can't help being so sweet and yummy. hopefully with the drop in temps they'll go away - another advantage of fall coming, right? bring it on.
ReplyDeleteI'm having frustrations with blogger... I just finished a response to your question and then opened the comments from my page & all was lost before I posted it... but anyway... Just keep an eye on them and look for a head (I don't want to say the p* word becasue that is gross). They are likely mosquito bites, no? Both my girls had 'heads' on them w/i 2 days so I'd think that those would by now, if it's been 5 days. But as always, if you are concerned or they get worse, go to your pedi. In no way am I an expert, I was just sharing my experience and a couple sources that I consider to be pretty credible. Don't get overly worried (0= Good Luck! I didn't want to freak anyone out
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