u/Deep_Contribution_87

My poor 16 month old boy was hospitalised on Wednesday for bronchiolitis. He started with just a runny nose and then his breathing became extremely recessed. We were rushed to hospital where he had to have rapid flow oxygen.

He was discharged today after making rapid progress. He has a blue inhaler which he refuses to have and we have to almost pin him down to have it which is awful.

He still sounds wheezy but he’s definitely breathing better. I’m so anxious because I’ve put him to bed just now - I’ll be checking on him almost all night.

Has anyone else had this experience with their little one and how long did it take them to recover/not need the inhaler?

I still can’t find a concealer or colour corrector that works under my eyes despite spending so much money and time on finding one.

They’re either too pink, too white and chalky or too orange and yellow. I’ve tried the ones meant for all types of skin tones. I was colour typed as a fair neutral with muted undertones so wondering if this is why.

I have purple circles but they’re not the worst. But if I skip coverage there I can end up looking quite ill. If I use concealer it doesn’t look good because no colour matches.

The too light concealers look too chalky and bright.
The pink ones look weird and fake.
The yellow and orange makes me look like I have jaundice.

I can’t find one that suits my actual skin tone either which I believe is what is recommended.

Do I just skip under eye concealer at this point?

I understand that portable ac’s are loud, and I don’t expect anything silent. But I really need a recommendation for one that is at least somewhat quiet, something that he’ll sleep through. He already sleeps through a white noise machine so he’s used to some of those noises.

Also, can the room be cooled say 2-3 hours before bedtime and then can you switch the ac into a quieter fan mode during the night to circulate the cooler air, or will the heat just return again?