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    Default Mindee has really bad wind!

    He's 7 and passes wind a lot! Thats not really the problem - the problem is the smell is awful!

    Even my partner's (26 yr old beer drinking curry eating man!) does not smell as bad!

    He doesnt even seem to know its him. He sat on the floor this morning and turned to me and innocently asked 'whats that smell?' I just pretended i couldnt smell anything but secretly wanted to shout ITS YOU!

    At tea time DP and I had to open the back door and go stand in the garden for a bit.

    Not really sure about what i'm asking but does anyone have any wisdom?????

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    Default Re: Mindee has really bad wind!

    My daughter is like that but she gets it from her dad, so were used to it

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    Default Re: Mindee has really bad wind!

    Could be the sign of an upset tummy, or its just what he eats at home or at school makes him a bit windy.
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    Default Re: Mindee has really bad wind!

    I think I've been doing this job too long - I can now decipher each child's trump smell.



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    Default Re: Mindee has really bad wind!

    Quote Originally Posted by RedDragon View Post
    I think I've been doing this job too long - I can now decipher each child's trump smell.


    Rofl

    My son is also 7 and he's been really windy the last couple of days. It's only last night that I realised he's constipated... goodness knows how or why as he drinks loads, eats well....

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    Default Re: Mindee has really bad wind!

    Quote Originally Posted by RedDragon View Post
    I think I've been doing this job too long - I can now decipher each child's trump smell.


    me too

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    Default Re: Mindee has really bad wind!

    I wonder if lo is having medication ie lactulose? My ds had this problem when he was taking meds for bowel problems?
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    Default Re: Mindee has really bad wind!

    Suggest parents stop giving him beans for breakfast??

    I'd speak to parents and see if they have noticed it at home. He might need a course of windeze or something.

    Hth

 

 

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