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• 2019/04/01 (Mon) 11:48
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＞ Double Kinman

I live in an inconvenient place from the beginning, so even if I have a cell phone （ my home is a dead zone ） for going out I buy it with the amount of data on my PC. When I go back to Japan, I don't have a PC at home, of course, so in case of emergency ？ ？ I go to my childhood friend's house in the neighborhood to use her PC.　！ ； ）

Buying a train ticket is quite new ！ and my son enjoys buying tickets and using vending machines. Haha~ ！

＞ ＃ 839 No, no, no, no...

I took my son to Japan alone when he was little. I consulted with my doctor from the beginning and asked him to prescribe me a sleep aid （ for children ）. In Japan, many people are very upset about the use of sleep aids for children ！ ！.
However, I am more afraid of making my child cry due to the stress of the change of environment for more than 10 hours and having him break down from fatigue during our stay in Japan ！ ！ Even parents cannot cope with a sick child if they are tired ！ ！ My son has never broken down during our stay in Japan. ！ （ I myself use sleeping pills to control the time difference, so I wake up at 6:00 a.m. the next day as I do here ）

My son never had a bad period. ！ ？ ？ I have seen other kids at the airport with the same condition. I feel sorry for her （ parents ！ ！ ） and.
Sleeping pills should be discussed properly with your child's home doctor. I always consult with him a month or two before returning to Japan, prescribe the right one for my son, try it once at home, and if it doesn't work, I consult again. My son's sleeping pills are different every year. The effectiveness has changed with his growth. However, we have not used it since he was about 5 years old. We are going to Japan this summer and he has the wisdom to stay on long flights himself, so that helps.

• 政府が認めている薬は合法
• 2019/04/01 (Mon) 13:47
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It's amazing, isn't it, America...
If you want to improve your child's grades, you prescribe drugs that make them smarter and give them drugs to help them concentrate before a test.

• スマぽん
• 2019/04/01 (Mon) 14:31
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Thank you ！ The phone is not needed at all. It is almost unnecessary even while I am in the US. The only people who call me are ScamCall or my husband. My husband is going with me this time.

While I am in Japan, I can communicate with my husband on line, so it would be nice if I could connect his phone to my pocket WiFi so that we both have internet access, but on the other hand, I fear that he will just play games again.

My friend told me before that WiFi is available everywhere, but in fact it was not everywhere, so I want to be able to go online with my children so that we can move around safely.

$ I knew it was expensive, 10/day, ！ I thought it was a painful expense, because I was the only one who said "it's cheap ！" around me.

I'm thinking of applying for pocket WiFi. Do you have any recommendations for companies ？?

• いやいや期
• 2019/04/01 (Mon) 15:03
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Sorry. I am not thinking about medicine.

• Q
• 2019/04/01 (Mon) 20:43
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Well, which airline are you flying to Japan ？ If it's a Japanese airline, ask them in advance ？ I made all my son's baby food （ and they were very helpful about bringing it in and whether I could heat it up in advance ）. Even if you can manage to take the time to "go crazy ？" on fire at home, it is impossible to soothe him in a short time on the plane ！ Double Kinman said that there seemed to be no definitive solution in a previous topic. I hope someone who knows a better way will write to me.

My son never cried on the plane himself, so when he sees a crying child, he says, "Poor child, I wonder if there is something we can do..." ？ ？ Two years ago, my son and I were in Japan. Two years ago, while traveling in Japan with my son, a child about 2 years old in the seat next to us started crying so hard, I looked at his mouth and saw that he was teething and the pressure was doubling the pain of his teeth coming out and he was crying so hard. 。。。。 I asked the attendant if there was any ice, but there wasn't and （ she said they don't use ice on domestic flights. ） For tantrums caused by teething pain, it is effective to have him lick ice to reduce the pain. Even if you think you have recovered from a cold or other illness （ before flying ） and the air pressure will cause pain in your ears and nose. Please take care of your health.