If you have any worries at all, go and get him checked over by the doctor, if nothing else, it will settle your mind. The doctor won't hink you are silly..
However, if he hasn't been going to playgroup for a while, and is a child who is sensitive to noise, then the likelihood is that he is overstimulated, and thus needs his quiet time under the blanket. Couple that with a cough that hangs on, and well - how would you feel?
Next time you go to the playgroup, be prepared to leave early. Perhaps even leave while Babe is still having a good time. That way, he's more likely to want to go back. You can stretch it by ten minutes each time.
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Date: 2008-03-03 04:19 pm (UTC)However, if he hasn't been going to playgroup for a while, and is a child who is sensitive to noise, then the likelihood is that he is overstimulated, and thus needs his quiet time under the blanket. Couple that with a cough that hangs on, and well - how would you feel?
Next time you go to the playgroup, be prepared to leave early. Perhaps even leave while Babe is still having a good time. That way, he's more likely to want to go back. You can stretch it by ten minutes each time.
*hugs*