Well I remember, 60 years ago, climbing up on the counter and ate a bunch of kids vitamins. I remember what they looked like, half green and half yellow, square with divots on either side. I did not get sick. So glad the boys are ok.
I vaguely remember my brother drinking about half a bottle of medicine. He was 3 I was 5. He was fine but it really scared my parents. They ended up just having to call poison control.
My daughter, at 3 yrs old, drank a small bottle of my most expensive perfume once, but it turned out, it was one of those rare ones that wasn't dangerous. Whew! Her breath smelled great though.... :D
My 30 year-old youngest son Must have been 3 at the time I couldn't keep them out of the bathroom cabinets so I put the Tylenol on the top shelf above the stove in the kitchen In the cabinet He found it within seconds 1 day He swallowed the bottle And brought the empty bottle to me poison control sent us to the ER where they gave him a charcoal stomach pump When we got home I put up the baby gate He climbed it I put it higher Hi wriggled underneath it I put it in between it he just push it through So I bought a plastic or rubber snake He was terrified of it I took the gate down and leave the rubber snake across the floor the entrance to the kitchen in the bathroom area and he wouldn't go near it Kept them out of harms way I let took was a rubber snake from the dollar store I'm glad your Boys are fine It's a scary situation
Can't imagine what you guys must have been feeling. Kids are so innocent, they don't realize the danger they put themselves in. Praise God they are fine now! 💗
@I'm Just Me well.. that's just the co.'s liability insurance so you can't sue them. Everyone knows that accidents happen no matter how much care parents take. Instead of writing it on the bottle what J&J should have done was had a child proof cap.
It’s important to tell your children about it and educate them on why medicine is not at a juice. Store in high places and monitor high spirited children who explore everything
There were many teachable moments in this adventure. I didn't notice either parent take advantage of this. At least the older child could have learned from this dangerous situation.
@@ASmith-jn7kf it was out of reach! It was so far up in the top cabinet he had to climb up on the counter to reach it. He was a tall boy for his age. And a tall man this day. So he saw me get it down a few weeks before to give to him. It was way up out of the reach of my 6 year old child.
Once my I left my 5 year old daughter in the bathroom for just a second while I grabbed clothes for her. I had left her asthma inhaler on the counter because it was a routine we did every night after bath she’d get her puff of inhaler - when I came back it was in her hand and she had almost 30 puffs missing from her inhaler. So I knew she puffed it but didn’t know how much of it she actually inhaled. She told me she was helping me. Ugh I was so scared. I called poison control who told me to call 911 and get her to the ER because it could cause a heart attack or lung problems. We spent 8 hours at the ER while they monitored her. She ended up fine so we think she sprayed the puffs but didn’t inhale much at all. I learned a lot that day - A couple seconds can change your whole world! I’m thankful every day it didn’t end up differently! She’s now 17 and I couldn’t imagine my life without her!!!!
Dang all they could have told you to do is to give her some water so that you don't panic. You could tell if she inhaled it if you could feel her heart beat once you touched her. I have asthma I understand what you felt tho. Thank god the princess is ok. I hope she grows it out.
😰 Almost lost my daughter last year from Tylenol. It's lethal. She spent a week in the hospital fighting for her life. She had course after course of antidote, but her numbers kept climbing. Tylenol is more dangerous than most prescription meds: permanent paralysis, severe kidney damage, liver failure, death. Anyone with children shouldn't have Tylenol in the house, EVEN with a child safety cap. It's just not worth the risk. My daughter lived, an absolute miracle. I'm SO grateful your boys are alright too. I was bawling when I watched this. I can't even put into word the empathy I feel for you. Thank God they're alright. So many others aren't.😓
Praise to poison control workers. I had to call them myself when my son was a preschooler. We nicknamed him Houdini, because he could climb any cabinet and open virtually all of the child proof locks we installed. He was also the master of using distraction. When I needed to change his younger brother's diaper or prepare food in the kitchen. It happens so fast. I am glad to hear your sons are OK.
Uta Cologne ... Have you never heard of padlocks? Lock any door where there is "danderous stuff in...AND REMOVE THE KEY. Pick your way into that Houdini...
Thank the Lord they are ok. You guys are amazing parents. Thanks for sharing your story. I have two little boys so gonna make sure all meds are locked away.
Glad the boys are ok. My now 35 yr old daughter when she was like 9 at a baseball game she was playing in. On a dare from the other players broke open the instant ice packs and drank some of the blue liquid that says to not ingest! They all fessed up right after she drank it. No one at that time carried cellphones. So I had to leave the field to call poison control at the fire station. We are extremely rural. They said have her drink milk right away. Our town did not have a store. But when I got to the game again someone’s grandmother had just grocery shopped and had milk. She was fine and now she is an emergency room charge nurse in a busy Hospital so we can laugh about it.
TH-cam family channels are unhinged, your children could have died and the first thought after that situation was to create cinematic content about it…
I completed agree family channels suck but she didn’t stop to film the m before she got them to the hospital, filmed after being reassured they were fine, and made a full length video about the process I would be upset if she was focused on filming not her kids health
My daughter got into my essential oils once, she was 2. I found her in my room and somehow she got it open. I smelled her breath and could smell it on her. I called poison control and luckily it was one that isn't toxic and I just had to make sure she drank a lot of water.
@@TheMooreTheMerrier it was a citrus one. I don't think she got much of it. I think she may have just got some of it on her lips and realized it wasn't a good idea. I called because I'd rather be safe than sorry.
Haven't watched it yet but thank you so much for choosing to share it...so many people are undercover judges and may question how they got access whilst disregarding that sometimes things happen ..when parents are brave enough to show the true ups and downs and mishaps in between it really helps and reminds a lot of other parents to be mindful Always.
When I was little, my dad always put all medications on the top shelf of his closet in an iron locked medical box. I never even saw medicine unless my parents brought it in a spoon to my face. It wasnt until I was 12 that they put medication in the bathroom. I'm 22 now and I plan on doing the same when I have my first kid.
I know just what your going thru. When my daughter was 4 she drank an entire bottle of dimatape. She was unresponsive. Thank God that he was with her and heard my prayers and she pulled through.
wow praise God they are fine.... I can only guess how you two felt. I went through something like this when my oldest son now 55 was 2 years old and I was a mess with worry for him at the time.
Thank DOCTORS and MAN MADE modern medicines. Thousands of children die from doing this every year. Where was 'God' to to save THEM??? That's right. NOWHERE. 🙄
@@Toffee146 What you just said makes absolutely no sense. Who do you think guides those doctors hands? Who do you think gave them the knowledge to know what to do? And don't tell me "They studied and learned what to do" Because who do you think gives them the ability to Learn and understand? Huh, who? Our FATHER, who MADE those doctors.
My brother downed a bottle of calpol when he was 2 🤦🏼♀️ we took him hospital for monitoring but he was fine luckily. The same day he got home thou he fell and split his head open on a stair n had to go back to get stitches, and proceeded to reopen these stitches the day after by falling again
Omg I have a story very close to your where 2 of my kids ended up in the hospital one after the other and many yrs before my little bro had stitches in his chin where he fell out of a tree on to a chain link fence. The next day he fell out of same tree and ripped them open the following day he threw a battery at me and I had to go have my head stitched up but mom took me to a different hosp because she was afraid she be accused of abusing us lol
My youngest boy was about 2 at the time and got into my bag that had a small (10 pill) bottle of Tylenol. I knew one was missing because I had took it earlier for a headache and he gets ahold of it while I’m cleaning. I caught him in the act and shoved my fingers down his throat and got four pills out and I’m panicking. I just immediately put him in my car and drove as fast as I could to the hospital and after about four hours the doctors were like “he’s fine. He could of took the whole bottle and nothing happen” I’m like what in the world that makes no sense. So they discharge us and I wouldn’t let him go to sleep or take a nap until I felt comfortable enough that he was going to be okay. I’m watching his every move at that point. And he was fine. Lesson learned: never leave headache medicine or any medicine in my bag in the living room. This happened 4 years ago and thankful it’s never happened again
So scary😱 Yes, it doesn’t make sense a kids can be fine after taking too much medicine. I didn’t sleep that night either, I was watching them so close for any signs that could be bad. It’s so stressful but thankful for the Lords protection! Thank you for sharing!🙏
My son got into tylenol pms when he was little. His numbers were right above the level to need meds for the liver. We were in childrens for over a week. That was the scariest day of my life. He is a healthy 11 year old now and im so grateful i got him to the bospital when i did. Its scary not knowing what could happen to your babies when something like this happens. Always keep the meds up cause u never know what their little minds are thinking
So glad they’re ok. My cousin drank Clorox when he was a baby. He found an almost empty bottle of it in the trash and poured it in his orange juice cup while my aunt was busy. He had his stomach pumped. He’s fine.
I’m glad they’re okay!!! I was in the MICU for like 14 days or something, I got out of the hospital one month ago and when I saw the title of the video I was like WHAT?!! WHY’S EVERYONE GOING TO THE HOSPITAL THESE DAYS 😭😭😭
Such a scary feeling!! My son did the same thing with gum meds for his teething at age 1, the hospital had to give him something to throw up . I had a hard time getting him to swallow it & if he didn't they were going to have to pump his stomach. That was so nerve & heart wrenching to me!! I finally just leaned him back & poured that ejection formula down his throat praying the entire time because I did not want my 1 year old to have to have his stomach pumped!! Luckily it worked & he was fine. Wheeeeew ~ Happy to hear that your little ones are ok as well.
They said to keep nail polish remover in a safe space from kids also bc the color can make it look like juice. Glad the kiddos are ok and glad you had Sophia to help round them up. Y’all are such great parents!
So something I suggest is keeping children's medicine in high cabinets as child's medication is not suppose to contain enough for an overdose in children of age (certain medications are not allowed in younger children 5 or under.) Adult medication should be locked away in a lock box in your room or kitchen up and away. This way if accidents do occur it should have the best outcome possible
My heart! We love you boys. Thank you Jesus! Kids will find a way when there seems to be no way. I played dr when I was little and took a butcher knife to my doll for surgery. 🤣 I never cut my self. My sister and I hid behind the chair in the living room and cut one another’s hair playing beauty shop with my mom’s sharp sewing scissors. Yep- right at one another’s eyes. I am soooo thankful they are healthy!!!!!
My boys did something similar except they ate an entire bottle of vitamins with iron. I had the medicines locked up in the utility room and they still managed to get it so don't feel bad. We were in the ER all night because their iron levels were so high.
My son got ahold of my mom's OXY. He was 3 at the time. We took him to the ER and had to pump his stomach after inserting tar through a tube. So yeah. It was very scary. He managed to figure out how to open a safe she had it in is what we found out because he had seen her unlock it before. We have safes for our medicines.
Can you do a video when one person will give him or her something to smell and one person will be blindfolded and you have 30 seconds or 3 guesses to guess what the item is?
Omgness glad they are okay. My oldest son did that once. The bottle was under the crib in a small container when he was two he drank quite a bit. He seemed sleepy after so I called an ambulance. But he turned to be just fine but extremely scary as a parent! The hospital even threatened to call child services. But unfortunately accidents do happen.
I remember my wee ones always into things they knew they shouldn't. We had 15 children and I always felt out numbered. Lol However we used to call all medicine Mr. Yucky. And I would tell my kids that if they were sick or had a headache that Mr. Yucky would help them but if they just wanted it cuz it taste good then Mr. Yucky would bite the inside of their tummy. So inadvertently that worked for us. Kids are too cute and too funny and just know you can't be everywhere at the same time. Your a good mom and great parents this kind of thing unfortunately does happen and even in the best best of households and under strict watchful eyes. I'm so very glad nothing serious happened and that they are both alright
When my middle sister was 5 she swallowed 12 Tylenol while my grandma was watching her. They were adult extra strength. They took her to the ER and induced vomiting. No long term effects tho.
I know exactly what you went through. My daughter did something similar or maybe worse it was in my moms house. I was cooking I can hear her behind me playing I was hearing the noise of a nylon bag. When I turn I saw my daughter with her mouth green When I look at the bag was rat venom. I start crying I have to hold my self from the sink my legs where shaking. I make her vomit and took her to emergency. Thanks god that nothing happen to her.
So happy to hear theu are both doing well! Thank you for being vulnerable and honest with your experience and sharing for others with little ones around to be aware.
It's easy to judge from outside looking in, but when you have several kids and your alone with them, it gets hectic. Things aren't always perfect. You do the best you can.
@@Jess4mab you could have 100 kids, leaving a child unsupervised in a freaking tub is something you NEVER do. No matter how inconvenient it is. It’s as dangers as leaving a child in a pool unsupervised. That’s neglectful parenting. Period. No excuses.
Thank god they are alright! I could not imagine the fear and pain you must of gone through while watching this all happen. Tylenol is so lethal, even though a lot of people don't know how lethal it really is, it's really scary! God bless your family, I am glad the boys are alright! 😓
I struggled a lot with mental health for a while and attempted to overdose on a seizure medication that I was prescribed for mood disorders I took 6 600mg pills and my mom shamed me for over 30 minutes before taking me to the hospital I ended up being unable to stand, walk, see correctly, and was in the PICU for about 2 days and the regular floor for 2 days time is everything in these cases and I’m glad you acted as quickly as you could
When I was a child I drank 3 or 4 capfuls/cupfuls of Benadryl. It had been left sitting on the bathroom counter and I decided to play doctor because I really liked the taste of it. My mom only noticed when I got really sleepy during the daytime and then found the bottle!
@@harade4152 cause parents make mistakes, and she has her hands full trying to do a million things. I’m sure that she knows what she needs to do moving forward. And she feels horrible for what happened.it’s unnecessary because you don’t need to kick people when they are down, and already feel bad about it.
My son ate 5 of my mom's heart medicine. We took him to Er and they pumped his stomach and felt they got most of the pills. He recieved activated charcoal and we had a stressful night in the hospital. They put a heart monitor on him and it was off the charts most of the time. He was ok and so we went home ( it was Easter Sunday)
@@mollyyy1336 Not laughing at the incident but the fact that I loved medicine when I was younger unlike most kids who absolutely hate medicine. No need for negativity here.
When I was younger I drank furniture polish and I was in the hospital for a long time I think I was 5 years old so happy they are ok God bless you always
I can't imagine how you must of felt as a parent if your child OD'd on the Tylenol. I'm glad your boys are ok. Probably a good lesson for them to learn and next time they need pain meds,ask a parent first and administer it to them yourselves. My sister is a nanny to 3 kids (ages 6,3 and 1) and the mom is a NICU nurse and she and her husband lock the pain and cold medicine up in a kitchen cabinet so the kids don't get to it. If they need medicine,my sister has to call the parents to ask first and has a key to the cabinet not even the kids know which one is which. They do the same with cleaning products and put soap high up on a shelf in the bathroom too.
My two drank/tipped out a bottle of Antihistamine - rushed them to Doctor he also wanted to weigh them and then gave them both Ipecac Syrup which made them both vomit 🤢 and I had to keep them awake for a couple of hours and check if they were extra sleepy etc. After all that it was hard to get them to take any medicine 😳 🦘🐨🦘
Wowww pretty careless!! I'm by far from perfect but there's just things that you just know to do and one of them is to put up and lock up all medications. This could've been VERY bad
That is a good sign your doing an amazing job. They eat healthy all year long. Gotta catch em all anyway.....anyhow. A donut a year.....keeps the doctor away. J/K. Thanks for honesty for everyone's awareness to prevent.
im so sorry! you must have been so scared! i have also oded on tylenol once. purposely though, i was in the hospital for a bit and it wasnt a good time, definetly wasn't. so i can relate to how they felt
Am Glad that your two boys are ok and nothing serious happened to both of them. It’s a lesson for both parents to not leave anything of reach of childrens from now on.. and to all Parents out there including myself as a Single mom..
My daughter did the exact same thing when she was 5 and I took her to the hospital really panicked. The Dr's weigh her ect and said she would be fine. I honestly thought she would die but they said she would be OK, which she was, thank god. Glad you're 2 wee guys were alright too.
God bless your family, Quick story... my niece, when she was five ate a large bar of 'exlax' (she thought it was a chocolate bar) the thing that bothered her most was the Doctor made her wear a diaper for two days, but boy she sure needed them😉😳
When my oldest was 2 (so 20 years ago) I had just gotten a bottle of the bubble gum penicillin (he had an ear infection) he got into that, I’m not sure how much more he took, he did get a lot on the floor. Anything that says child proof a child will find a way to get into!
When I was little I drank aunt poison and my mom called poison control and they said just let her drink lots of water and she will be fine and here I am 22 years old with kids ❤❤❤
Don't beat yourself up over this. Stuff like this happens! Children are very fast and VERY sneaky at times. My son is almost 2 and I remember one time after dinner he was following me around while I mopped the kitchen floor....I had cluelessly left out 3 chewable melatonin tablets on the counter for myself to make sure I remembered to take before bed. Wouldn't you know it I looked at him and I could see he was chewing on something and looked up at the counter and 2 were missing. Went straight to the ER. He was fine but definitely an eye opener and very scary! I'm glad your kiddos are okay 😊
Thank you for the encouragement Jen! 🙏We were hoping to share this video to bring awareness on how fast things like this can happen. Some people just like being mean in the comments(I think most of those comments come from people who don’t have kids) because I think most parents know, random crazy things happen on a daily basis 😆 Have a blessed day!
Do you have any similar stories???
Well I remember, 60 years ago, climbing up on the counter and ate a bunch of kids vitamins. I remember what they looked like, half green and half yellow, square with divots on either side. I did not get sick. So glad the boys are ok.
I vaguely remember my brother drinking about half a bottle of medicine. He was 3 I was 5. He was fine but it really scared my parents. They ended up just having to call poison control.
My daughter, at 3 yrs old, drank a small bottle of my most expensive perfume once, but it turned out, it was one of those rare ones that wasn't dangerous. Whew! Her breath smelled great though.... :D
My 30 year-old youngest son Must have been 3 at the time I couldn't keep them out of the bathroom cabinets so I put the Tylenol on the top shelf above the stove in the kitchen In the cabinet He found it within seconds 1 day He swallowed the bottle And brought the empty bottle to me poison control sent us to the ER where they gave him a charcoal stomach pump When we got home I put up the baby gate He climbed it I put it higher Hi wriggled underneath it I put it in between it he just push it through So I bought a plastic or rubber snake He was terrified of it I took the gate down and leave the rubber snake across the floor the entrance to the kitchen in the bathroom area and he wouldn't go near it Kept them out of harms way I let took was a rubber snake from the dollar store I'm glad your Boys are fine It's a scary situation
My brother when I was younger drank a bottle of Tylenol but it was half empty and he was ok.
Can't imagine what you guys must have been feeling. Kids are so innocent, they don't realize the danger they put themselves in. Praise God they are fine now! 💗
I was trying to keep it together the whole time, it was so scary😭 Yes, thank you Jesus!💛
@@TheMooreTheMerrier they really need to make Tylenol liquid in non appealing colors
@I'm Just Me this isn't the time or place to bring up someone's mistakes
@I'm Just Me well.. that's just the co.'s liability insurance so you can't sue them. Everyone knows that accidents happen no matter how much care parents take. Instead of writing it on the bottle what J&J should have done was had a child proof cap.
@@AshA-su5uo exactly. Those child proof caps are more effective
It’s important to tell your children about it and educate them on why medicine is not at a juice. Store in high places and monitor high spirited children who explore everything
There were many teachable moments in this adventure. I didn't notice either parent take advantage of this. At least the older child could have learned from this dangerous situation.
43 years ago my son drank some Tylenol with codeine I had it up in the cabinet
@@KimKim-xl2os that's not out of his reach
@@ASmith-jn7kf it was out of reach! It was so far up in the top cabinet he had to climb up on the counter to reach it. He was a tall boy for his age. And a tall man this day. So he saw me get it down a few weeks before to give to him. It was way up out of the reach of my 6 year old child.
When I was little I drank full bottle of calpol and. I threw up
Once my I left my 5 year old daughter in the bathroom for just a second while I grabbed clothes for her. I had left her asthma inhaler on the counter because it was a routine we did every night after bath she’d get her puff of inhaler - when I came back it was in her hand and she had almost 30 puffs missing from her inhaler. So I knew she puffed it but didn’t know how much of it she actually inhaled. She told me she was helping me. Ugh I was so scared. I called poison control who told me to call 911 and get her to the ER because it could cause a heart attack or lung problems. We spent 8 hours at the ER while they monitored her. She ended up fine so we think she sprayed the puffs but didn’t inhale much at all.
I learned a lot that day - A couple seconds can change your whole world! I’m thankful every day it didn’t end up differently! She’s now 17 and I couldn’t imagine my life without her!!!!
Wow! I’m glad she is okay!
Dang all they could have told you to do is to give her some water so that you don't panic. You could tell if she inhaled it if you could feel her heart beat once you touched her.
I have asthma I understand what you felt tho. Thank god the princess is ok. I hope she grows it out.
Wow that’s so scary and I’m glad she’s okay
Yes, glad she's okay.
@@jelynix what was her name
😰 Almost lost my daughter last year from Tylenol. It's lethal. She spent a week in the hospital fighting for her life. She had course after course of antidote, but her numbers kept climbing. Tylenol is more dangerous than most prescription meds: permanent paralysis, severe kidney damage, liver failure, death. Anyone with children shouldn't have Tylenol in the house, EVEN with a child safety cap. It's just not worth the risk.
My daughter lived, an absolute miracle. I'm SO grateful your boys are alright too. I was bawling when I watched this. I can't even put into word the empathy I feel for you. Thank God they're alright. So many others aren't.😓
How many mgs did she take
God bless you all! I’m so glad that your daughter is doing good!
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Sorry to hear that, but ALL drugs are lethal when you take too much.
Praise to poison control workers. I had to call them myself when my son was a preschooler. We nicknamed him Houdini, because he could climb any cabinet and open virtually all of the child proof locks we installed. He was also the master of using distraction. When I needed to change his younger brother's diaper or prepare food in the kitchen. It happens so fast. I am glad to hear your sons are OK.
Uta Cologne ... Have you never heard of padlocks? Lock any door where there is "danderous stuff in...AND REMOVE THE KEY. Pick your way into that Houdini...
Thank the Lord they are ok. You guys are amazing parents. Thanks for sharing your story. I have two little boys so gonna make sure all meds are locked away.
Thanks for sharing Shana! That's why we posted this so others can learn from this!
Kids literally are the best at freaking their parents out! Glad they are ok. This is good info for parents.
lol Kim you are exactly right 😂 I feel like it's the kids mission to keep up panicking haha
Glad the boys are ok. My now 35 yr old daughter when she was like 9 at a baseball game she was playing in. On a dare from the other players broke open the instant ice packs and drank some of the blue liquid that says to not ingest! They all fessed up right after she drank it. No one at that time carried cellphones. So I had to leave the field to call poison control at the fire station. We are extremely rural. They said have her drink milk right away. Our town did not have a store. But when I got to the game again someone’s grandmother had just grocery shopped and had milk. She was fine and now she is an emergency room charge nurse in a busy Hospital so we can laugh about it.
TH-cam family channels are unhinged, your children could have died and the first thought after that situation was to create cinematic content about it…
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Anything for views I guess… 🙄🙄
And then we watch it for entertainment
I completed agree family channels suck but she didn’t stop to film the m before she got them to the hospital, filmed after being reassured they were fine, and made a full length video about the process
I would be upset if she was focused on filming not her kids health
My daughter got into my essential oils once, she was 2. I found her in my room and somehow she got it open. I smelled her breath and could smell it on her. I called poison control and luckily it was one that isn't toxic and I just had to make sure she drank a lot of water.
Oh no🙊 Essential oil is so concentrated, how did she even stomach the taste!
@@TheMooreTheMerrier it was a citrus one. I don't think she got much of it. I think she may have just got some of it on her lips and realized it wasn't a good idea. I called because I'd rather be safe than sorry.
Thank god as some can be extremely toxic to ingest.
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Haven't watched it yet but thank you so much for choosing to share it...so many people are undercover judges and may question how they got access whilst disregarding that sometimes things happen ..when parents are brave enough to show the true ups and downs and mishaps in between it really helps and reminds a lot of other parents to be mindful Always.
When I was little, my dad always put all medications on the top shelf of his closet in an iron locked medical box. I never even saw medicine unless my parents brought it in a spoon to my face. It wasnt until I was 12 that they put medication in the bathroom. I'm 22 now and I plan on doing the same when I have my first kid.
Good job mom! You seemed very calm, good job on handling the situation and getting them safe!
Yes.
So glad the boys are ok! Y’all gave me a scare when I read the title. Have a blessed week, looking forward to next Saturday’s video.
Thank you Amber! It was pretty scary for us too, praying we stay out of the ER from now on🙏
I know just what your going thru. When my daughter was 4 she drank an entire bottle of dimatape. She was unresponsive. Thank God that he was with her and heard my prayers and she pulled through.
Glad the boys are ok. A lot more common then people realize.
So thankful💛
wow praise God they are fine.... I can only guess how you two felt. I went through something like this when my oldest son now 55 was 2 years old and I was a mess with worry for him at the time.
So scary! Thank the Lord for His divine protection! ❤️
Yes, so thankful🙏💛
Thank DOCTORS and MAN MADE modern medicines.
Thousands of children die from doing this every year. Where was 'God' to to save THEM???
That's right. NOWHERE. 🙄
@@Toffee146 What you just said makes absolutely no sense. Who do you think guides those doctors hands? Who do you think gave them the knowledge to know what to do? And don't tell me "They studied and learned what to do" Because who do you think gives them the ability to Learn and understand? Huh, who? Our FATHER, who MADE those doctors.
@@harade4152dude chill some people are just not religious it’s fine. doctors gain knowledge from books and experiences and that’s that
@@shaae_26 This was 2 years ago my guy 💀
My brother downed a bottle of calpol when he was 2 🤦🏼♀️ we took him hospital for monitoring but he was fine luckily. The same day he got home thou he fell and split his head open on a stair n had to go back to get stitches, and proceeded to reopen these stitches the day after by falling again
Omg I have a story very close to your where 2 of my kids ended up in the hospital one after the other and many yrs before my little bro had stitches in his chin where he fell out of a tree on to a chain link fence. The next day he fell out of same tree and ripped them open the following day he threw a battery at me and I had to go have my head stitched up but mom took me to a different hosp because she was afraid she be accused of abusing us lol
Praise God!!God is Watching over You!🛐📖🙏🏼🧎♀️🥰💕🙏🏼📖🧎♀️🛐
Yes He is!🙏💛
I'm not christian but I'm happy that they are ok.
I can't even begin to imagine how terrified you were!😟 Thank God, both boys are ok! 😀❤
Yes Annemarie, it was one of the scarier times of being a parent, for sure🥺, thankful they are ok! 💛💛
My youngest boy was about 2 at the time and got into my bag that had a small (10 pill) bottle of Tylenol. I knew one was missing because I had took it earlier for a headache and he gets ahold of it while I’m cleaning. I caught him in the act and shoved my fingers down his throat and got four pills out and I’m panicking. I just immediately put him in my car and drove as fast as I could to the hospital and after about four hours the doctors were like “he’s fine. He could of took the whole bottle and nothing happen” I’m like what in the world that makes no sense. So they discharge us and I wouldn’t let him go to sleep or take a nap until I felt comfortable enough that he was going to be okay. I’m watching his every move at that point. And he was fine.
Lesson learned: never leave headache medicine or any medicine in my bag in the living room. This happened 4 years ago and thankful it’s never happened again
So scary😱 Yes, it doesn’t make sense a kids can be fine after taking too much medicine. I didn’t sleep that night either, I was watching them so close for any signs that could be bad. It’s so stressful but thankful for the Lords protection! Thank you for sharing!🙏
@@TheMooreTheMerrier of course. Kids do the craziest and scariest things sometimes.
Definitely
So glad they are ok! Praise Jesus. ❤
Thank you!🙏
My son got into tylenol pms when he was little. His numbers were right above the level to need meds for the liver. We were in childrens for over a week. That was the scariest day of my life. He is a healthy 11 year old now and im so grateful i got him to the bospital when i did. Its scary not knowing what could happen to your babies when something like this happens. Always keep the meds up cause u never know what their little minds are thinking
So glad they’re ok. My cousin drank Clorox when he was a baby. He found an almost empty bottle of it in the trash and poured it in his orange juice cup while my aunt was busy. He had his stomach pumped. He’s fine.
I drank bleach too when I was around 6. I thought it was Sprite.
I turned out okay, thank goodness!
That sounds like he was trying to make a mimosa...😄 Glad he's ok!!🙏🙏
I’m glad they’re okay!!!
I was in the MICU for like 14 days or something, I got out of the hospital one month ago and when I saw the title of the video I was like WHAT?!! WHY’S EVERYONE GOING TO THE HOSPITAL THESE DAYS 😭😭😭
Thank you!💛
I’m sorry you were in the hospital as well. It’s true, things keep popping up and we are back in the ER😭
Micah like " I can't feel my face... I mean, I can touch it...but I can't feel it" 😂🤣🥺🤣😥🥰
😂😂😂
That's NOT funny.
Your not funny
that’s terrifying
Such a scary feeling!! My son did the same thing with gum meds for his teething at age 1, the hospital had to give him something to throw up . I had a hard time getting him to swallow it & if he didn't they were going to have to pump his stomach. That was so nerve & heart wrenching to me!! I finally just leaned him back & poured that ejection formula down his throat praying the entire time because I did not want my 1 year old to have to have his stomach pumped!! Luckily it worked & he was fine. Wheeeeew ~ Happy to hear that your little ones are ok as well.
So scary and traumatic😢 So glad he was fine and you didn’t have to take it to the next level.💛 Praying for safety for our children🙏 Thank you!!💛
So scary! Glad everyone is okay!! 👌 It was very thoughtful of Micah to save a little bit of Tylenol for the next person who gets sick. 😂🤣
Thanks Gabriel! Yeah, that was so nice of him😂
Am so grateful and happy that these innocent children are ok ❤️❤️❤️❤️
They said to keep nail polish remover in a safe space from kids also bc the color can make it look like juice. Glad the kiddos are ok and glad you had Sophia to help round them up. Y’all are such great parents!
Thanks for sharing about the nail polish!
Thank you, we are so relieved they are ok too! Sophia did amazing💛
So something I suggest is keeping children's medicine in high cabinets as child's medication is not suppose to contain enough for an overdose in children of age (certain medications are not allowed in younger children 5 or under.) Adult medication should be locked away in a lock box in your room or kitchen up and away. This way if accidents do occur it should have the best outcome possible
My heart! We love you boys. Thank you Jesus! Kids will find a way when there seems to be no way. I played dr when I was little and took a butcher knife to my doll for surgery. 🤣 I never cut my self. My sister and I hid behind the chair in the living room and cut one another’s hair playing beauty shop with my mom’s sharp sewing scissors. Yep- right at one another’s eyes. I am soooo thankful they are healthy!!!!!
Awe, thank you Lynette💛💛💛
You did what?🙊😆So crazy!!! The Lord was watching out for you and your sis💛
My boys did something similar except they ate an entire bottle of vitamins with iron. I had the medicines locked up in the utility room and they still managed to get it so don't feel bad. We were in the ER all night because their iron levels were so high.
So thankful your boys were good!Praying for y’all!Sending love from North Carolina.
Thank you Maicey!💛💛💛
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My son got ahold of my mom's OXY. He was 3 at the time. We took him to the ER and had to pump his stomach after inserting tar through a tube. So yeah. It was very scary. He managed to figure out how to open a safe she had it in is what we found out because he had seen her unlock it before. We have safes for our medicines.
Can you do a video when one person will give him or her something to smell and one person will be blindfolded and you have 30 seconds or 3 guesses to guess what the item is?
That sounds like an interesting game, I'm sure the kids would love that lol 😆
What a gorgeous great family!!! I'm glad everything worked out ok.
Im so glad the both are ok God is watching over you all 🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒👍👍👍👍
Yes He is!🙏💛
Omgness glad they are okay. My oldest son did that once. The bottle was under the crib in a small container when he was two he drank quite a bit. He seemed sleepy after so I called an ambulance. But he turned to be just fine but extremely scary as a parent! The hospital even threatened to call child services. But unfortunately accidents do happen.
Oh wow, that's scary that they were gonna call child services! 😳
I remember my wee ones always into things they knew they shouldn't. We had 15 children and I always felt out numbered. Lol However we used to call all medicine Mr. Yucky. And I would tell my kids that if they were sick or had a headache that Mr. Yucky would help them but if they just wanted it cuz it taste good then Mr. Yucky would bite the inside of their tummy. So inadvertently that worked for us. Kids are too cute and too funny and just know you can't be everywhere at the same time. Your a good mom and great parents this kind of thing unfortunately does happen and even in the best best of households and under strict watchful eyes. I'm so very glad nothing serious happened and that they are both alright
So glad you took it seriously immediately!!!!!
When my middle sister was 5 she swallowed 12 Tylenol while my grandma was watching her. They were adult extra strength. They took her to the ER and induced vomiting. No long term effects tho.
WHAT THE FUCK
I know exactly what you went through. My daughter did something similar or maybe worse it was in my moms house. I was cooking I can hear her behind me playing I was hearing the noise of a nylon bag. When I turn I saw my daughter with her mouth green When I look at the bag was rat venom. I start crying I have to hold my self from the sink my legs where shaking. I make her vomit and took her to emergency. Thanks god that nothing happen to her.
Oh my word..Thank God they are ok🙏❤️
Yes, thank you Jesus!🙏
You need to hide that medicine
YES
Yes, me too. I agree.
C t dttf
Much prayers and love to you. Continue on your road on getting the giant gold play button
Thank you!🙏
So happy to hear theu are both doing well! Thank you for being vulnerable and honest with your experience and sharing for others with little ones around to be aware.
Why was the Tylenol in their reach and why were they unsupervised IN THE TUB??
Because as a parent alone at times, you can't be everywhere at once. Also because people aren't perfect, everyone makes mistakes
@@mrx5840 true
It's easy to judge from outside looking in, but when you have several kids and your alone with them, it gets hectic. Things aren't always perfect. You do the best you can.
@@Jess4mab you could have 100 kids, leaving a child unsupervised in a freaking tub is something you NEVER do. No matter how inconvenient it is. It’s as dangers as leaving a child in a pool unsupervised. That’s neglectful parenting. Period. No excuses.
Thank god they are alright! I could not imagine the fear and pain you must of gone through while watching this all happen. Tylenol is so lethal, even though a lot of people don't know how lethal it really is, it's really scary! God bless your family, I am glad the boys are alright! 😓
Oh no! That is one of my worst nightmares! 😳
It was pretty scary but thankfully they are doing fine!💛
Im about to have 4 identical boys!! Why is this freaking me out! Im glad they are ok!
Oh my goodness!! Congratulations!!❤️
That is awesome Congratulations
Wowwwwww
Wow! Hope they are doing better! Thank god it wasn't worst then it was.
I really thought there was no possible way they'd be fine after something like this!
Glad to see they r fine....i just love micah 💗
awwww thank you Faijah! I love Micah too! 🥰🥰🥰
So happy to see they're fine now 😊❤
Me too Jinsa! 🥰
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I struggled a lot with mental health for a while and attempted to overdose on a seizure medication that I was prescribed for mood disorders I took 6 600mg pills and my mom shamed me for over 30 minutes before taking me to the hospital I ended up being unable to stand, walk, see correctly, and was in the PICU for about 2 days and the regular floor for 2 days time is everything in these cases and I’m glad you acted as quickly as you could
When I was a child I drank 3 or 4 capfuls/cupfuls of Benadryl. It had been left sitting on the bathroom counter and I decided to play doctor because I really liked the taste of it. My mom only noticed when I got really sleepy during the daytime and then found the bottle!
So glad your family is save. God bless your family.
So glad the boys are okay. i had to call poison control a couple of times for one of my daughters when she was little. Always getting into things
Thank you! Never fun making those phone calls 😢
I love watching your family videos
Glad to know they are fine!! I love you guys!!
Thank you!💛💛💛💛💛
So glad the boys are fine, it sure was scary. Love you guys take care ❤️
That's why we should put chemicals out of their reach.
Absolutely 👍
Such an unnecessary comment
@@TheKourtneeojeda How? She/He is only telling them something relevant. So how is the comment unnecessary?
@@harade4152 cause parents make mistakes, and she has her hands full trying to do a million things. I’m sure that she knows what she needs to do moving forward. And she feels horrible for what happened.it’s unnecessary because you don’t need to kick people when they are down, and already feel bad about it.
My son ate 5 of my mom's heart medicine. We took him to Er and they pumped his stomach and felt they got most of the pills. He recieved activated charcoal and we had a stressful night in the hospital. They put a heart monitor on him and it was off the charts most of the time. He was ok and so we went home ( it was Easter Sunday)
When I was 4, I hid in the bathroom & also drank a whole bottle of Tylenol. I really loved medicine as a kid lol.
Not something you should be laughing about
@@mollyyy1336 Not laughing at the incident but the fact that I loved medicine when I was younger unlike most kids who absolutely hate medicine. No need for negativity here.
@@mollyyy1336 right ... people are weird
@@anaizvilla7928 ok?
glad they are okay 🥺❤️
Me too Heba! 🙏🥰
Wow I'm so glad social services weren't called
Kids can get into everything. Glad they're ok
Glad they are ok, my friend’s 3 boys did the same but this on a high shelf, some like the taste 🤦♀️
When I was younger I drank furniture polish and I was in the hospital for a long time I think I was 5 years old so happy they are ok God bless you always
Oh my praise God they are safe and ok. God is great
Amen! 🙏🥰
@@TheMooreTheMerrier God bless you all much love 🥰
I can't imagine how you must of felt as a parent if your child OD'd on the Tylenol. I'm glad your boys are ok. Probably a good lesson for them to learn and next time they need pain meds,ask a parent first and administer it to them yourselves. My sister is a nanny to 3 kids (ages 6,3 and 1) and the mom is a NICU nurse and she and her husband lock the pain and cold medicine up in a kitchen cabinet so the kids don't get to it. If they need medicine,my sister has to call the parents to ask first and has a key to the cabinet not even the kids know which one is which. They do the same with cleaning products and put soap high up on a shelf in the bathroom too.
Oh my goodness I’m so sorry, happy they are better!
Thank you Maddie!💛💛💛
But because of this incident you are warning other families . God is so good.
Family talk time.
My God..alhumdulillah (all the praise to the Almighty) that they are fine🥰
So thankful for the Lords protection!💛
My two drank/tipped out a bottle of Antihistamine - rushed them to Doctor he also wanted to weigh them and then gave them both Ipecac Syrup which made them both vomit 🤢 and I had to keep them awake for a couple of hours and check if they were extra sleepy etc. After all that it was hard to get them to take any medicine 😳
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So glad they are ok, God Bless Yall.
Praise the Lord!!!!!!
Amen!🙏
Wowww pretty careless!! I'm by far from perfect but there's just things that you just know to do and one of them is to put up and lock up all medications. This could've been VERY bad
That is a good sign your doing an amazing job. They eat healthy all year long. Gotta catch em all anyway.....anyhow.
A donut a year.....keeps the doctor away.
J/K.
Thanks for honesty for everyone's awareness to prevent.
Thank you Samantha!
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im so sorry! you must have been so scared! i have also oded on tylenol once. purposely though, i was in the hospital for a bit and it wasnt a good time, definetly wasn't. so i can relate to how they felt
God bless you all. ❤️🙏🏼
Thank you M M! 🥰
Am Glad that your two boys are ok and nothing serious happened to both of them. It’s a lesson for both parents to not leave anything of reach of childrens from now on.. and to all Parents out there including myself as a Single mom..
God Bless, and take care! Cheeky little monkey's!!😇
Thank you!💛💛💛
Im glad you guys went to emergency right away.
Ornery boys!! 😱 Absolutely terrifying, so glad everyone is okay!! ❤️
They are so ornery together, so thankful they are ok!
@@TheMooreTheMerrier Honestly this is something our Ashten and Bentley would do. I will be talking with them about this tonight! 😬 🥰
My daughter did the exact same thing when she was 5 and I took her to the hospital really panicked. The Dr's weigh her ect and said she would be fine. I honestly thought she would die but they said she would be OK, which she was, thank god. Glad you're 2 wee guys were alright too.
God bless your family,
Quick story... my niece, when she was five ate a large bar of 'exlax' (she thought it was a chocolate bar) the thing that bothered her most was the Doctor made her wear a diaper for two days, but boy she sure needed them😉😳
Thank you!💛 Oh my, so crazy😲 Poor girl, I’m sure that was hard.
When my oldest was 2 (so 20 years ago) I had just gotten a bottle of the bubble gum penicillin (he had an ear infection) he got into that, I’m not sure how much more he took, he did get a lot on the floor. Anything that says child proof a child will find a way to get into!
Oh I was so scared. So thankful they are ok.
Thank you!💛💛💛
Thank God they are ok. 🙏
So happy they are fine! Scary!
It really was so scary, thank you💛
When I was little I drank aunt poison and my mom called poison control and they said just let her drink lots of water and she will be fine and here I am 22 years old with kids ❤❤❤
My elder sister once drank the same when she was 7 . Thinking it as water .
Bring back the Mr Yuck stickers and commercials."Mr Yuck is green" I learned when my Mom put the stickers on the cleaners,medicines.
my brother drank a whole bottle of kids bubble bath when he was younger! was okay but was burping up bubbles for a while
Don't beat yourself up over this. Stuff like this happens! Children are very fast and VERY sneaky at times. My son is almost 2 and I remember one time after dinner he was following me around while I mopped the kitchen floor....I had cluelessly left out 3 chewable melatonin tablets on the counter for myself to make sure I remembered to take before bed. Wouldn't you know it I looked at him and I could see he was chewing on something and looked up at the counter and 2 were missing. Went straight to the ER. He was fine but definitely an eye opener and very scary! I'm glad your kiddos are okay 😊
Thank you for the encouragement Jen! 🙏We were hoping to share this video to bring awareness on how fast things like this can happen. Some people just like being mean in the comments(I think most of those comments come from people who don’t have kids) because I think most parents know, random crazy things happen on a daily basis 😆 Have a blessed day!
God bless hope their ok💙
They are doing great, thank you Sofia! 🙏
Wow that must've been scary I'm glad they were ok! 🙏