“This post has been sponsored by Pfizer Consumer Healthcare and 20th Century Fox. All thoughts and reviews are my own.”
It is that time of year when colds, sniffles, sneezes, coughs, and flu germs are in the air. We have already had our turn with quite a few colds this year. Hayden is in 2nd grade, and Halli is in preschool, and they always seem to bring home the latest bug that’s going around. Hayden had an awful cold a week ago that had him feeling miserable. He had a fever, a sore throat, runny nose, and no energy. I have fine tuned our Sick Just Got Real™ “Sick Day Survival Kit” to be exactly what my kids love and need to help them start feeling better. Pfizer Pediatric products are the first thing I use to help treat my kids sick day symptoms.
To help my kids fevers, aches, and pains Children’s Advil® is a great solution. Pfizer Pediatric makes it for children as young as 2 and up to 11. Children’s Advil® also comes in several great-tasting flavors, including Sugar-free Dye-free Berry, Bubble Gum, Grape, Blue Raspberry, Fruit and Dye-Free White Grape flavors. When my kids were just little babies, I used Infants’ Advil®, White Grape. It helps provide pain and fever relief for children 6-23 months.
There is also Children’s Dimetapp® Cold & Cough to tackle a child’s most bothersome stuffy and runny noses, all while working to relieve a cough, for ages 6 and up in a yummy grape flavor.
After I have started treating my kid’s symptoms with Pfizer Pediatric products so they can start feeling better and rest I turn to the rest of our “Sick Day Survival Kit.” I make sure I always have a thermometer nearby so I can watch their temperatures. Hayden always has fevers that come and go that I like to keep an eye on. We also have a water bottle as part of our survival kit. Making sure my kids stay hydrated when they are sick is a super important. We also have tissues, their favorite blanket, stuffed animal lovey, and a good movie. The best way to get over a sick day is lots of rest. Watching a good movie is sometimes the best way to rest.
My kids love the 20th Century Fox DVD Ice Age! As a family we have watched all of the Ice Age movies and the newest movie, Ice Age Collision Course is hilarious. It is just what my kids need in their “Sick Day Survival Kit” on a day they are feeling yucky and need to laugh.
Ice Age Collision Course: Your favorite ICE AGE heroes are back and cooler than ever in this all-new animated adventure that’s mammoth-sized fun for the whole family! Now the entire herd—including Buck, Manny, Ellie, Sid and Diego—must work together on a hilarious journey filled with nonstop action and colorful new characters, in order to survive the global Scrat-tastrophe!
Right now you can get 10% off Pfizer Pediatric products and select 20th Century Fox DVDs at Target through February 20, 2017, with the Target Cartwheel app. I love using the Target Cartwheel app and find things to save on every time I go. With the great Cartwheel coupons for Pfizer Pediatric Products, and 20th Century Fox DVDs you can start your “Sick Day Survival Kit” so your kids can start feeling better fast!
Right now (1) Mom Spotted Reader has the opportunity to win (1) $25 Target gift card, additional Pfizer Pediatric products [Children’s Advil® Suspension, Grape, Children’s Robitussin® Cough & Chest Congestion, Children’s Dimetapp® Cough & Cold] and (1) 20th Century Fox DVD (Ice Age: Collision Course, The Sandlot, The Peanuts Movie).
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About Megan
Lots of tissues and liquids! I also like to rent them a movie they haven’t seen yet in hopes of lifting their spirits!
Tissues, coloring books and crayons, movies and medicine
I have tissues, vapo rub, cough syrup, cough drops, and sanitizer!
Juice, cough medicine, blanket and tissues.
Cough meds, tissues and a thermometer.
Tissues, tissues, tissues! We’ve been through so many this cold season already!
I have medicine, tissue and a cozy blanket.
I keep tissues and cough drops.
I keep tissues, medicine, thermometer, cough drops and a blanket.
tissues, vitamins, cough meds
I try to always have Vitamins, cough drops, facial tissues, and medicine on hand at home.
I keep a thermometer, tissues, tea, honey, and a recipe for chicken noodle soup.
I keep Advil, thermometer, vicks, cough drops and kleenex in my Sick Day Survival Kit!
We keep a thermometer in our box
I keep Vicks, hand sanitizer and cough drops in our sick survival kit.
I keep lots of tissues and cough drops.
Chicken noodle soup, tissues, dimeatapp , thermometer, juice boxes, and movies!
We have tissues, popsicles, lots of juice, soup, and the remote control.
I keep kleenex and ginger chew in the kit.
I keep medicine, tissues, and blanket in our kit.
I keep a thermometer, Advil, tissues, and chicken noodle soup in my kit!
I make sure to keep a thermometer, Kleenex, Children’s Motrin and/or Tylenol and Kool forehead fever stickers.
I always have crackers and chicken noodle soup on hand
I keep tissues and campbells chicken noodle soup on hand
I keep a thermometer, pedialyte and collidial silver in my SICK JUST GOT REAL SURVIVAL KIT:)
I keep a cold compress, a thermometer, pain medication and blankets in my kit.
We keep a heated blanket, thermometer, aspirin, Nyquil and Vicks.
Lots of water to keep the littles hyrated!
Oh, I always keep Vitamin C. I know there’s no proof it helps, but my own experience tells me it does. I usually keep something to help irrigate my sinuses, too, like a neti pot.
My family has tissues, and we keep popsicles on hand because sometimes they are into eating. We also keep a fever reducer medicine in the cabinet.
tissues, heating pad, couch syrup,
Ice pops, either homemade or just bomb pops from the grocery store. They help with hydration and are cooling all at once.
Right now, little to nothing. I so need to restock before I get a sick kid in the middle of the night and no stores open.
I keep tissues, vicks and vitamin c among other things in my survival kit.
I’m not that organized, it does involve lemons and tissues though.
Vicks baby Rub, tissues, Children’s Dimetapp® Cough & Cold and soup
I always keep cough drops, vicks vapoi rub, allergy medicine and cold medicine in our stash!
I keep a lot of tea, honey, Kleenex and dvds in my Sick Day Survival Kit.
I keep cough drops and kleenex.
We keep tissues and cough drops in our kit!
I keep tissues, liquid medicine, coloring books, DVD, and juice.
Kleenex, thermometer, Advil, Tylenol.
I keep a thermometer, cough drops, tissues, and pain reliever.
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We keep Advil on hand. Good movies are always great for entertainment.
I keep tissues, fluids and a good movie around.
I keep Kleenex and lots of vitamins!
I keep meds and tissues.
I must have advil.
I keep tissues, cough drops, vitamin C, and Ginger Ale around.
We keep an assortment of children’s medicines, boxes of facial tissue, and lots of liquids and soup in our sick day survival kit.
Orange juice and Vitamin C.
Sucrets – they’re perfect for a sore throat and some tissues
I have to have chicken soup, lots of orange juice and strawberries (vit c) and tons of tissues!
Oh and hugs! gotta have hugs. 🙂
thanks!
I have tylenol and cough medicine
Chicken noodle soup, tissues, medicine, thermometer and orange juice.
I keep Advil, a thermometer, tissues and tea.
We always make sure to have tissues & chicken noodle soup in the house
Cough medicine, tissues, soup, cuddles and movies. With six of us in the house, sick tends to take us over.
Vitamin C Halls, Dimatap, Be Kool cool packs, tissues and Vick’s.
I like to have tissues, cold medicine, tea and juice on hand. Thank you!
I keep tissues, advil and the netflix password to rest in bed and watch my favorite shows.
We use vapor rub, have lot’s of tissue and get lot’s of rest.
Lots of kleenex, essential oils and sleep.
Thanks for the contest.
In my Sick Day Survival Kit you will find Kleenex, bottled water and Aleeve.
thank you
Kleenex, cough drops, Tylenol, DImetapp, thermometer, Vicks Vaporub…and the extra ipad charger!
Tissues, thermometer, tylenol and throat drops
Our sick day survival is Tissues, hot chocolate and tea, thermometer, and some great movies with comfy blankets.
Facial tissues, aspirin, cough meds, throat lozenges.
a thermometer, cough, cold medication and lots of sleep
Tissues and liquid Tylenol
I keep cough drops and tissues and cough syrup.
I keep lots of tissues, medicines, and juice on hand.
Soft tissues, thermometer, Advil, Robitussin and Dimetapp
I keep a thermometer, tissues, chicken soup, baby aspirin and lots of love.
I keep lots of tissues, Advil and vitamin C drops.
dayquil and nyquil! must have for me!
I don’t really have a sick day survival kit so it would be helpful to win one.
Cough drops, soap, tissues and cold medicine
Usually stomach meds like Pepto tablets. Always some day cold and night cold meds and can’t live without Vicks!
I have ALL this and more, cough drops, peppermint oil for nausea. Keep organic chicken broth on hand over winter. netti pot. Foot soak spices. Honey and lemon, plus cinnamon for “tea”.
My sick day bag consists of soup, a blanket, a pillow, tissues, movies, advil or motrin, and usually either robitussin or triaminic depending on the symptoms. the kids get control of the couch and the tv with a humidifier right next to them.
Usually I have vicks, tissues, a humidifier, cough drops, saline spray and meds.
Tissues, cough drops, cough medicine, thermometer, Advil, juices, chicken and noodle soup, movies and hot tea and honey.
Kleenex and tea!
Vicks, cough medicine and kleenex
aspirin, pain releiver, vicks, cough medicine and kleenex.
Tissues, medicine, throat lozenges, soup and cozy blanket are among some of the items I would want.
I always keep medicine and tissues on hand.
Vitamins, essential oils and definitely some kleenex!
I have to have Advil, nose drops, cough syrup and a decongestant in our Sick Day Survival Kit
Aspirins and cough medicene
Stickers for crafting, medicine, and lollipops
I keep a cuddly blanket and pillow, plus tissues and hand sanitizer, a thermometer and some cold meds.
Chicken noodle soup and green tea
I have cough drops in mine.
Advil, Tissues, and Kindle
I keep tea, honey, soup and tissues on hand.
Tissues, cough drops, Vapor Rub, Advil and chapstick
Eucalyptus essential oil
We have books, movies, and children’s cold medicines.
I keep lotion tissues, saline spray and hand sanitizer in my survival kit.
I keep Kleenexes, cough drops, vitamin C, and orange juice!
Advice or Tylenol, band aids, temp, cough drops and lots of vitamin C.
kleenex, motrin, tylenol, cough drops, movies, electric blankets
I keep tylenol in mine.
Kleenex, throat lozenges, Nyquil and ibyuprofen
Cough Meds & Tissues
Honey, cough syrup, tissues, thermometer, crayons, coloring books, DVDs, fingerless.
TISSUES ,THERMOMETER LOZENGES
I Keep Vitamin C, Cough Drops, Medicine, Tea, Snacks, Dvd’s And A Cozy Blanket In The Sick Day Survival Kit.
Thermometer, tissues, throat lozenges and acetaminophen.
I keep some special snacks, honey and apple cider vinegar! Also advil for fevers and dimetapp for coughs!
I keep niquil , vicks vapor rub, vitamins, thermometer, and cough drops.
Lots of warm blankets, soup, and movies 🙂
Saltines, wash rags, and a thermometer!
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Lots of vitamins and herbal tea!!
We have green tea and honey, cough drops, ibuprofen and all natural cough syrup.
I usually keep cough drops, cough syrup, Vick’s vapor rub, band-aids, and disinfecting wipes in my sick kit. Thanks.
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My favorite teas with honey and lemon.
Thanks for the chance to win!
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I keep Gatorade and a new book and magazine.
Cough Drops and medicine, tissues, books, and a mini humidifier.
Thermometer, hot and cold packs, various medicines.
Tissues, books, cough drops and other cold medicine
I keep Kleenex, acetaminophen, Vicks Vapor Rub, thermometer, and tiny dinner bell to ring if sore throat when grandchild needs me. 🙂
Tissues, cough drops and water bottles. Thank you
Pantry stocked with Chicken Noodle Soup in the winter months,
I don’t really have one, but if I did, I would make sure that I had medicine in it.
Tissues, cough drops, fever reducer and a soft blanket.
We keep tissues, medications, blankie, dvd, and drinks. Lots of cuddles and movie time.
I keep cough syrup/drops, tissues, vapor rub, thermometer, chicken noodle soup, juice and plenty of cuddles in my sick survival kit!
Cough and cold medications, tissues, juices, and some fun DVD’s to help with downtime.
saline drops!!!
Tissues, cough drops, vics
Tissue, cough drops, Vicks, and soup!
Keep a basket with all the needed stuff. Kleenex,Cold medicine, cherry throat drops,thermometer…
Believe it or not, I hit up McDonalds. The calories for some reason keep me going, especially when have a cold.
Diana C
tylenol, thermometer, and essential oils!
I have cold medicine and soup and all of mt hugs and kisses
Cough drops and tissues are a must.
Water, popsicles, ibuprofen, tylenol…..tissues.
Lots of tissues, water, and cough drops.
Thanks for the chance to win!
cough drops, popsicles, ibuprofen, kleenex, and soup
medicine, ginger ale, and chicken noodle soup
Tissues, pillows, blankets, dvd’s, juice.
My sick day survival kit has Robitussin, Ibuprofen, Acetaminophen, Kleenex and a comfy bed and pillow for lots of sleep.
I keep throat drops, zinc lozenges and tissues.
I keep hot soup, Vicks, Kleenex, Halls cough drops, water and heat pack in my sick day survival pack.
Chicken noodle soup!
I keep cough meds and cough drops on deck for illnesses.
Kleenex, lots off chicken noodle soup a warm pair of pajamas and blanket and sipping warm 7–up is in my kit
A ton of tissues and a blanket
I keep tylenol, tissues, tea and a blanket. Thanks
Lots of tissues, acetaminophen, lip balm and cough drops!
I stock my Sick Day Survival Kit with baby aspirin, Boiron Oscillococcinum, disinfecting wipes, Emergen-C Super Orange Vitamin C Fizzy Drink Mix, soup k-cups, a thermometer, tissues, and a warm fuzzy blanket.
Tissues, OJ, chicken soup, and blankets are in our sick day kit.
What do you keep in your Sick Day Survival Kit?
well? if moms not around?…a lot of tissue for crying…
A massive amount of tissues, water, a nose sucker (for my 18 month old, boy does that really make a difference), blankets, a good movie, and a ton of snuggles
Sick day survival kit includes plenty of tissues, cough medicine, runny nose medicine, some throat lozenges for sore throats, along with a thermometer. We give medicine when we have to and make sure that we give plenty of fluids.
cough drops tissues orange juice bed
Chicken soup, apple juice and good Kleenex.
I keep Children’s DM Robitussin cough and cold, Children’s advil, tissues, and vicks rub for on their feet at night so suppress their cough
In my Sick Day Survival Kit, i keep Kleenex , cough drops, and fever and cold medicine
Juice, cough medicine, blanket and tissues.
I keep fever reducer, thermometer, and the sore throat spray.
Thermometer, fluids, tissues, the TV remote so they can watch favorite recorded shows.
I do keep a sick day kit!
EmergenC
Thieves essential oil and water at the correct pH level.
I keep tissue,cold medicine,tylenol & throat lozengors
i keep day and night cold medicine, vicks vapor rub, tissues, gatorade and movies in my kit.
Definitely tissues.
I keep tissues, cold medicine, tylenol and the TV remote.
I keep my snuggy and the remote for lots of sleep and oj
Lots of fluids and rest.
Our sick day survival kit consists of good medications that can alleviate the symptoms, tissues, and a “pass” to just rest and drink lots of fluids.
when sickness hits, we usually make sure everyone is hydrated and stays rested. I always have some medication on hand to deal with the symptoms
In my Sick Day Survival Kit I keep Kleenex, fever and cough meds, Vicks, juice, soup and a humidifier.
I keep alot of tissues, cough drops, and a thermometer in my sickness kit
I have tissues, cold medicine, chicken noodle soup.
A homemade Vicks, tissues, cough drops
Tissues, vitamin C and coloring books and crayons to keep the kids busy with something when they don’t feel good
i keep kleenex , tissues and cough drops in my sick kit.
some cold medicine
Vicks, books.. cough syrup.
Cold medication, tissues, a warm blanket, lots of fluids, and cartoon network.
I keep children’s Advil
Cold medicine, thermometer, blankets and movies.
Cough medicine and aspirin
Kleenex, Cough medications, children’s Advil, heating pad, humidifier, Vick’s
T+L+C and some meds
I keep tissues, tylenol and a ice/heat pack in my sickie kit.
Vit. C tablets, O.J., tissues & Netflix
I keep blankets and movies, Pfizer products, and juices for the sick days.
I keep medicine, tissues, humidifier and water bottles. Thanks for the chance to win such an amazing giveaway.
i have kleenex, cough drops and soup in my sick kit.
Chicken soup, herbal tea and tissues with lotion.
The two main items in our Sick Day Survival Kit: humidifier-vaporizer, and a neti pot and / or saline for nasal irrigation !
I keep medicine, ginger, juice, hot ramen noodle soup, and great books!
Thank You for the chance!