Nanny worked one of her folk remedy miracles again today. I dearly love them and will miss them so much when we go. Lula coughed all night last night and the one before, and so today, while I was out, Lena rubbed her up and down, back and front, with honey, then applied raw cabbage leaves she'd brought from home for the purpose. I wondered about the big sweat stains on the baby's clothing when I got home, but thought little about it until I undressed her for her bath just now, and limp pieces of cabbage fell out of her onesie. Her torso is sticky with honey and she smells lickable. And she isn't coughing.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Nanny worked one of her folk remedy miracles again today. I dearly love them and will miss them so much when we go. Lula coughed all night last night and the one before, and so today, while I was out, Lena rubbed her up and down, back and front, with honey, then applied raw cabbage leaves she'd brought from home for the purpose. I wondered about the big sweat stains on the baby's clothing when I got home, but thought little about it until I undressed her for her bath just now, and limp pieces of cabbage fell out of her onesie. Her torso is sticky with honey and she smells lickable. And she isn't coughing.
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