Renn care day

We were up early today as we are heading in to the city to watch Renn, who is very unwell. I jumped into the shower while S made coffee. Har was fed and a blog post was published. S ate some toast, filled a go-mug, and we off just after 9. We arrived just after 10, Renn was much worse than I had ever seen her. The poor little girl swollen eyes and an endless stream of “boogers” she was happy to have wiped. Kaylin had already left for work. Nathan looked good but tired. He bundled up Renn, and S and I took her and Beans for a walk. Beans' walk was short, and we continued on to see the ice rink area. It was mild around 5 degrees Celsius. We sent Nate upstairs rest and relax.

Renn was feeling out of sorts and preferred walking around the house snuggling, but did have some moments of sitting. She ate some Alphagetti’s and applesauce before agreeing to take a nap around 12:30 and was sound asleep shortly thereafter. S and I then watched some Lincoln Lawyer until she an hour later.

She woke feeling unwell and wanted her mother for hydration, but I managed to keep her distracted with shows. Nathan came down around 2:30 to visit and snuggle Renn. She was very happy to see her mother home before 3:30 and to nurse and fall asleep for two hours. Sheldon headed home at 3:30 getting groceries on the way. Nathan went back upstairs We quietly watched Elf while Renn napped.

Shanice brought a delicious lasagna for supper, promptly cleaned the pots in the sink, tidied the kitchen and folded the laundry. What a thoughtful friend they have. She visited with everyone before heading home. Renn wanted to go for a walk, so she and I went around the block. Upon our return, Kaylin joined us, and walked to shoppers Back at the townhouse, it was time for Renn’s bath as I changed their bedding and put it in the laundry. Nathan has set up in basement room in hopes of rest.

  

Going to sleep was a struggle for Renn. I was called in to attempt a settle and a couple of times I thought I had it mastered, but after half an hour, I heard her calling Nana soon after I left. Kaylin had gotten ready for bed at least in that time, so she went in to soothe her with what has become her sickness comfort routine. Poor thing. Kaylin prepared gifts for her workers, then joined me in bed to peruse our devices. I am looking for a new mattress, and hers is one on the list. We shut out the lights at 11.