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My son is almost 10 months old. Yes, I let him cry sometimes. Sometimes he needs to cry. If I lay him down and he begins to cry, I check on him. I clean him up, I feed him... etc... but eventually, he don't want to be held, don't want to be touched, don't want to be bothered. He just wants to cry. So I let him. And guess what? HE GOES TO SLEEP! He does have trouble falling asleep now a days because his father lays with him, but he needs to learn to fall asleep on his own. I have no problem with letting him cry for 5-8 mins. And it works. Like now, he just stopped crying and I can guarantee he's sleeping.... in his bed... by himself.... And that's because he learned to soothe himself and he isn't so stressed and sleepy anymore. So there! Depending on his/her age, let him/her cry for a few... it won't hurt him/her.posted 05/17/2010 by The Sleeter Family
As a father of a newborn, it seems fairly obvious. Crying is a defense mechanism and if it makes you feel bad, it is working. Babies cry when they can do nothing else. The post from SweetRain52 offers a good perspective from the baby's point of view. If you cant empathize for your own child even while stressed to the brink, then maybe you need help. I still have no experience with toddlers so I cannot say what the future will hold, but I plan on putting my child first.posted 04/20/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
As a father of a newborn, it seems fairly obvious. Crying is a defense mechanism and if it makes you feel bad, it is working. Babies cry when they can do nothing else. The post from SweetRain52 offers a good perspective from the baby's point of view. If you cant empathize for your own child even while stressed to the brink, then maybe you need help. I still have no experience with toddlers so I cannot say what the future will hold, but I plan on putting my child first.posted 04/20/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
As long as your babyâ??s basic needs are met and you have held him, it is ok to let him/her cry a little. meaning when he begins to cry you can give it a minute before you rush in. then, when you have fixed whatever problem he had(hungry/dirty diaper etc) you can put him back in the swing/bouncy whatever. and heâ??s ok if he cries a little, because you know he is safe and not hungry and he wants to be held. And once he become a bit observant, give him some appealing toys to play with. This will curb his craving of being in your lap all the time. You can order some really interesting toys here - http://babeezworld.com/shop/index.php/toys/musical-toys.htmlposted 11/09/2011 by rivaanand
Our daughter would cry all the time, it's like she has two modes, cry or sleep. I found a film, happiest baby on the block, to be very helpful. We started her sleeping in her crib because she would just not go to sleep, she was crying and crying no matter what I did. So I put her down in her crib, turned on the baby monitor, and went to bed. 5 min later she was out! Babies cry. Sometimes there is no reason for it, and that bit of info came from my pediatrician! It is alright to let them cry, after you make sure their needs are met, but I never me her cry for more than 10 min., which has never been tested because she is usually done within 5.posted 02/26/2012 by ekblomquist
Depending of the level of his cry, I have a 2 minute rule if he is in the crib.posted 02/11/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
To Poop 45, Thank you for your answer putting your baby to sleep. I have a 2 month old who wants to be held before falling alseep all the time. My husband is uneasy with his crying all day long and hard to get the LO to sleep. He tries everthing possible to humor him. I will try your advice of leaving him in the crib and letting him cry himself to sleep. He is almost sleeping longer 4-6 hours at night. He has learn the difference between night and day still. Thanks for your helpposted 01/31/2012 by ke81101
When your baby crys it's normally cuz they need something, After you have tried feeding,changing diaper,burping,checking the room temp,removing itchy uncomfortable tags from the baby clothing, and checking the baby temp, And you have ruled out anything that could make your baby unhappy. I personally think it's okay to sit them in their crib and give them a pacifier and let them sooth themselves.posted 01/25/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
With my daughter I let her cry when she started going to sleep by herself. I was too paranoid to leave the room just in case something actually went wrong and too emotional to hear her cry. The only thing that worked for me was sitting on the floor where I could see her but she couldn't see me and listening to my mp3 player.posted 01/19/2012 by ddmuniz64
As much as us mums would love the time to sit all day carrying cuddling and holding our babies its just not that simple. Being a single mum i have jobs that need doing so aslong as my son is fed dry and safe i have to leave him to cry its not easy to be carrying a baby of any age while cooking/cleaning. Its not cruel its life and it doesnt mean i love my son any less or a bad mum !!!posted 01/17/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
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Everyone keeps saying "it depends on what you can afford". That is true in the aspect that we should not spend MORE that we can afford, but I'm not sure that just because we can afford $500 (or more) is any reason to spend that. I think we have to ask ourselves what lesson we want our child to take away from the experience. Kids today have no scense of money and what it takes to earn it or how to budget it. In an age of debit and credit cards they do not get the concept of "real hard cash" and the value of a dollar.
This idea of I want my kids to have the things I didn't have is unrealistic. Our parents didn't love us any less because they didn't throw us $500 partys and invite the whole town to them.
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You can make a great home party on a shoestring budget and some "elbow grease." I start planning my kids' parties several months in advance by settling on a theme. Then keep your eyes open at the Dollar Store or on clearance racks for items that will fit you theme. For example, one year I planned for an indoor beach party (January!) for my son's 3rd birthday. At the end of season clearance, I spied big sand pails with shovels for 50 cents each! That was the goody bag! I also start early making decorations. The Dollar Store also has really cheap decorations. You can make your own invitations, handmade or print off some free ones at InvitationLand.com (That's where I found a beach themed one....) Surf the internet for game ideas on sites like Disney's Family Fun or BirthdayPartyIdeas.com. You can take any traditional game and tweak it to your theme. And my kids really do like pin the tail on the _____ ( whatever the theme). DLTK.com has homemade, themed bingo cards to print. Actual cost for some of my parties is under $100 if I make my own cake. I cannot fathom spending $300-$400 for parties!
I like your birthday party ideas! When my son turned six (10 years ago), we did a race car theme. I have a horseshoe cake pan which I used as a race track when the cake was cut in half & placed small Matchbox race cars on top. Race car pinata, invitations, etc. Food was grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, macaroni salad. 4 to 5 kids total with 2 adults = lots of fun & laughter by all. Hope you have many more wonderful birthday parties to come!
It depends what you can afford! I do believe that you should keep the cost down as they do not remember the cost just the time they have with their friends and family...
I totally agree with you (:
Oh this one is fun and educational too. First of course YOU have to set your budget based on YOUR finances. We usually do $150 for the whole thing because my kids are younger, our budget is tight and I am trifty so I create alot of things myself. Then you let your child help plan the party. Here's the catch. The $150 is for the party AND the gifts. This way your child can decide what is most important to them. My daughter who is 8 would rather spend the whole amount on the party knowing she will get gifts from her friends. (I don't know if she has figured out that She usually gets a special surprise gift from us anyway yet. so set your limit a little low) My son on the other hand likes expensive gifts and would rather just go camping with family and one or two friends for his party. This has been the most fun way to teach our kids to budget money at a young age because the fun of the party and gifts takes away from the dredgery of finances. It's more special too because they get exactly the party they want. You don't find yourself worked up into a tizzy for the kid that just wants to chill on their birthday but the one who loves the party gets the excitement of planning it with you.
never thought of inviting them in on the budget of the party. This is a great idea! My daughter's 9th Bday is just around the corner, I think I will be taking your advice on this one! Thanks!
hun I took my 5 y/0 to the dollar store and we got a pinata, stuff to put in it and went to the waterpark. We hand delivered the invitations door to door and at her daycare. She loves the experience. More people showed up than we actually invited and she was raving for days how it was the best birthday ever. If you don't have much money, try focusing on the experience, and make it as whole as you can. Make it special. I have the feeling if I spent a bunch of money on a pool party, or a climbing room etc it wouldn't have been as special as having as many friends as could show.
do what feels right. when my son was younger we spent about $500 per party.last year for his 7th birthday we spent about $1500. He's our only one and have been in the position to do that but this year things are tighter so were planning about $800. My opinion is it doesn't matter the cost as long as the child has fun. We have been to home parties that were just as fun as expensive ones. Do what's in ur heart.
I have 2 kids who have been invited to every party for kids from there classes and I have done whole class parties for them as well as just doing the boys for my youngest son, and I personally think it depends on how old your child is. I think it is ridiculous to spend hundreds and hundreds of dollars on a kids party, and thats not becaue I dont have much money. I have plenty of money, but I feel like for a younger child there is no need to spend a whole lot of money. My 7 year old son was invited to his friends 5th party last year and she had 52 kids at her party and her parents rented out a cinema for a special showing of Alpha and Omega the weekend before it was released then rented out a room to serve food and have the cake, plus party bags. Whne it was all over I was talking to her mother and she said it cost her as much for that party as it did for her family of 4 to go on a 2 week cruise around the mediterranian. I think that is absurd. The most I have spent on my kids party including food cakes and party bags, which I think are stupid and a huge waste of money, is about 200 and I still think its to much. There kids find them a place to run and have some fun and that should be enough
We have done pretty much it all. Bounce parties that are $300-$400 to home parties where I spent less than $100. It depends on our budget at the time. I agree that you can make it fun on very little money. Find games your kids enjoy (musical chairs, freeze dance, even pin the tail on something), make your own cake, and really think about gift bags. I do not do those party bags anymore. It really adds up when you buy bags, 3 toys and candy for each. I look around in the toy section or the dollar section for things I think they will like and isn't "junky". What's the latest thing? Silly bands, skip hop, etc. Our last party was at Build A Bear and it was so versital, we spent less than $150 for 10 girls and included a favor-the bear! You can really taylor it to your needs with no work on your part. My kids don't seem to differentiate between the expensive parties and the home ones either. They love the home ones, they are just more work for me.
Anything you can afford & in your budget, always plan a head.
All those party ideas sound wonderful! I used to live in a small 1 bdrm apt with which was too small for a party. For my daughter's 5th birthday party (in the fall), we invited her friends and their parents to join us for a Saturday afternoon picnic party at our favorite park (which has a massive play structure, lots of picnic tables, and public restrooms). I brought a case of bottled water, cut veggies and fruits, cheese cubes and crackers, and tortilla chips and salsa (in my Tupperware). For a birthday cake, we decided on cupcakes (less mess and leftovers, no fighting over who gets what piece) with a candle in my daughter's. I bought bags of balloons and sidewalk chalk from the dollar store. Her Bday is close to Halloween, so together we made up 'goodie bags' filled with Halloween pencils and erasers, stickers, plastic rings and eyeball lolipops. I think the total cost of the party was about $50, and EVERYONE stayed the entire afternoon and had a total blast! We parents took 'shifts' walking the play structure and watching the kids, and the rest of us were chatting, laughing, and enjoying watching our kids run around, get dirty, and laugh till they fell over. By 5pm, the party was still going strong and the kids were still playing, and everyone ended up chipping in for pizza and we called in an order and a couple of people volunteered to pick it up. Another parent suggested coffee and took orders for a coffee run. And so it became a picnic dinner in the park, everyone eating pizza, parents sipping coffee and the kids still going strong. The party broke up at sundown with everyone cleaning up and carrying happy but exhausted children to their cars. We had so much fun it's become a tradition now - picnic parties in a local park.
The simple answer is how much can you afford. I have had amazing parties at my house for my daughter & son. I find kids like the simple parties more than the big elaborate ones. They really just want to play with their friend, eat cake and watch the birthday girl/boy open the present they brought.
We stick to simple games like hot potato (pass the parcel), musical cushions/chairs, freeze dance and the winners get things from the dollar store. They are excited to win something! I wouldn't worry about kids comparing parties to their friends.
I think all parties have their memorable moments. I prefer to create our with more old fashioned fun rather than expense. Sure it is more work for me but I usually ask a couple of friends who would be at the party anyway to take responsibility for certain parts of the party to help me out. Of course my husband is always right in there doing face painting and being DJ for the games. We have also made our own pinata which takes a little more time and planning but that can be made weeks in advance of the event.
This has never happened in our house but I assume if a child was ungrateful because the party wasn't more elaborate or the loot bag not 'good' enough then that child would certainly not be invited again:)
It doesn't matter, my husband always thinks I spend too much. This year I spent $175 and he was furious. I spend just what I need. Cake mix and frosting, decorations, dollar store paper goods, food (we made our own pizza's) beverages (we used powdered drink mix), games and prizes. The theme was Pinkeralla and my daughter loved it.
My husband thinks that $50.00 is reasonable, Unfortunately that is just not realistic with 11 children in attendance to a party.
Next time let him though da party so he can see hw hard it is. I think u did good!!!
I usually spend around $200-$250 for around 10 girls. This year I just did an a fun party for my 8 year old making tie dye t-shirts, a pool party with pizza and then gave the girls Peace Sign TagTailz to go on the shirts they made. Then the next day they all wore the matching shirts and TagTailz to school. It was cute and not too expensive! And they had a great time. It doesn't matter about the amount of money but the memories you create.
My daughter never has had huge parties, The last two ones we did we at the bowling alley and for 10 kids under age 10 it is only 40 dollars. This year I'm not going to buy a cake since she doesn't seem to eat it anyway. I am going to just make cupcakes at home this time. I am thinking about doing a pool party this year and I can do that for 40 dollars as well. I also do not invite the whole class, I only invite the kids she really hangs out with which is not all a lot. I beleive the last to birthdays she has had 5 to 8 kids come out of 12 that were invited. I don't have family really to speak of so I don't have to spend a lot. I spent more on finding wiggles party things than I did on the party lol.
Wow I'm moving to America from rip of Britain! It cost £9 for each child just to pay one game of bowling here and around £7 for a kids pizza meal with juice and small ice cream, and thats before the birthday invitations, cake, party bags and prizes. So It's around £25 ($32 approx) per child without the more expensive party package that the bowling places do.
Spend what ever you want.. but keep in mind that a child under 2 doesn't need much to have fun, and they get burned out within a few hrs..
And decided who the party is really for.
Some folks spend a lot on a party for kids because of the amount of adults that will be attending..
If it's mostly kids, in a kids setting, limit your budget..Cake, food, gifts, venue, party favors, few hrs...
If it's mostly adults...some people add beer and bar b que and DJ and a bunch of other stuff, all depends..
I don't think you have to spend a fortune on birthday parties. I have always done home parties and my kids just love them. We usually start about 6 months before their birthday and the kids help plan their party. For my daughter's 5th birthday, we went to a park and had a carnival birthday. I found ideas online about carnival games and we had most of the stuff for them (we did bowling, throw balls into a bucket, frisbee toss, free throw for basketball, pin the tail on the unicorn, and a ring toss) and then I just got prizes for cheap. I found a ton in the Michaels dollar section and had 50% off coupons. It was great. If you plan ahead it won't cost you very much. For my son's birthday (it is in the winter) we had a drive in movie. I found free boxes from people and the kids made cars using markers and construction paper. They just loved it! We then played games and they earned fake money to buy items at the concessions. We had popcorn and candy for them to buy. I made a volcano cake for super cheap and then the kids watched How to Train your Dragon. My son thought it was the greatest. I spend near to nothing for both those parties!
I feel you are more worried what the other parents will say and not about making memories for your child. Ice cream balloons and little goody bags is all it takes. Kids don't care about the money just the cake, ice cream and fun
My daughter is about to turn 7. Every year we have had a home party outdoors, we bought a bubble machine, made a slip and slide, we have a trampoline we BBQ, and turn on sprinkler.
Took the baby pool filled it up with ice and put all the kids drinks in it. Parents were invited to stay and it had no real end. We just all hung out while the kids went crazy.
Last year was the first time we had her bday at her gymnastics training center just because she lives there and wanted to try having it there.
This year even though we have a trampoline we r renting a bounce house.
Ordering a bunch of pizzas, sprinkler, slip and slide I am only making it about 3 hrs.
The catch is she wants to ask people to bring donations for the troops instead of gifts for her.
I'm super proud of her for that.
My oldest wants to do the same thing, and we r splurging on her bday.
Putting on a dance, with dj. She is older, and wants to get as many donations as she can.
You could make popcorn bag invites and make it a movie night party.
Kids come in pjs with pillow and blanket, make popcorn have candy and order pizza.
U are not spending anything and kids will have a great time.
just prioritized what the celebrants wants and what the kids (visitors) enjoyed most not what the chaperon wants or elders wants. Just like how I celebrate to my 5 yr old youngest daughter. She only wished to have a mascot and a cake with a Ariel a mermaid and a dozen of balloons and games .For the party favor i spent only P1,500 that includes the mascot,balloons,games,bantings,tables and chairs and pabitin. I just cooked kids favorite spag,Hotdogs and a fried chicken. Overall cost is only P4,000 more or less. Much more, always give it as a surprise, never mentioned her what your plans are. She whispered me a big thank you, she's so happy!
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I agree with Laura. There is no specific amount for hosting your child's party. It all depends on how much you want to spend. I have seen people planning great parties without spending much. Budget least matters; all your little guests want is to have fun. Its adults like us who bother about what food was served; kids don't even want to have food when they are playing. They don't bother whether you used a party banner or made a centerpiece. So if you have a very limited budget to create a fabulous atmosphere and a big menu, don't bother. Just prepare what you can and make sure, you plan some interesting and fun-filled activities that kids would love. Let them play till exhausted and have a blast. Cut down the unnecessary expenses on decorations and buy good favors that the kids will enjoy for long. This way, they will remember your party for days to come.
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I would go no more than $100 and that includes cake, present, and place
It all depends on how many guests are invited. At the least $10.00 per person. If you have entertainment and loads of food, maybe $20 per person.
I give my child a choice, he/she can either have a party and invite friends who will bring him/her gifts OR he/she can choose a 'special/expensive' gift from us. This year he forewent the party and chose an ipod! MUCH easier, we still had cake at home w/ family.
250 is a good amount to spend on a child birhtday . but that might be a little exspensive to most
For me personally, it is not just about how much you can afford to spend, but also how/what that money is spent on. As a single, studying mum, I am on an extremely tight budget. With a 5 & 7yr old, I alternate years on who has the 'big' party. They both have a largish family & neighbours party at their Dad's every year regardless, so I'm talking the party with all their school friends.
We're in a tiny house, & both kids' birthdays are at a time of year where it is too risky to plan an outdoor party. So we normally end up at an indoor hired venue of some kind. Last year my son did an indoor play centre with party room for his group to have their party food & birthday cake in. This year my daughter is doing indoor rollerskating centre, again with party room for her & her friends for food. This means costs will come in at around A$250-350, all in. A lot of money for me, but the thing is, the experience for the kids is not hugely extravagant or over the top. Just a really fun few hours playing with their friends & enjoying the traditional party foods that kids love so much at this age. Pretty 'old school' in that regard really.
So I think it's not just about how much you spend, but what sort of experience the kids have & what sorts of expectations/beliefs that teaches.
I am not even close to well off financially, but I always end up spending $300 on the boys' parties. Little by little it adds up. $100 of it is supplies and ingredients for the fancy sculpted fondant cake I always spend a week making, so a regular cake would save a lot there.
I buy the character plates and napkins, and could definitely save $30 by sticking with plain colors.
The rest is decorations, food and drinks. This year I made tshirts with iron ons and my sister painted clearance priced shoes with yo gabba gabba characters. That project was $50 total.
If you want to do it affordably, try to go with a generic theme. You will save a ton. Character themes are a lot more expensive.
I like to make my kids parties very memorable and take a lot of pictures. That's why I go a little crazy. I didn't really have parties growing up and I remember being so embarrassed by that. Christmas and birthdays are the most special days to a kid so I see nothing wrong with going all out if you can manage it. On the flip side, you can do a lot on a small budget I'd you start planning early, especially of your birthdays are during nicer weather.
I think that the right amount of money to spend for a birthday party is based on the most neccessary things. What I mean is by spending money on things that are really needed. I have a 9 month Baby Girl♥ and im planning to baptize her on August 04, 2012 and i'm planning to do her a little birthday party for her first year on October 3, 2012. So therefore, i am going to balance my money and not overspend it so i can be able to do my Baby Girl♥ 2 parties. (:
Yes! Like all say, it all depends on what we can afford and always remember your kids will love you anyway either you have a big, small or no party. Appreciate that & when ever you can have a good party. Also, if you've been having big parties throughout & cannot afford it next time your kid might be disappointed so best to fluctuate between big & small parties even if you can afford the best.
I always enjoyed throwing birthday parties for my kids! One year, to throw a princess party, we got 3 cardboard boxes from Sears - one that was either oven or dishwasher size & 2 that were refrigerator size. We cut turret-tops into the tall ones & pointy windows, too. It looked like a castle. Then the girls all decorated "crowns" with sequins and rhinestones. We took photos of each girl for part of their goody bag. We invited all the guests to dress up as their favorite princess, too. When my girls got older, they enjoyed going to a skating rink - either roller blades or ice skating was always fun. They let us bring our own cake & I made it clear on the invitations that we'd supply the lunch that came when you booked the time for skating & the cake. It really doesn't have to be expensive. Just DON'T STRESS about it!
I feel that a child under the age of 12 should have birthday parties that are anywhere from 5-15 kids. Themed Party, I only allow a max of $200 and that includes from start to finish with gifts and the whole party down to invites and thank you cards with the icing on the cake...you make it bigger than that then the kid expects so much more and gets disappointed when they dont have bigger and better party the year after that. So this is just what I go by. When the child get into middle school then yes go a little bigger plus they will remember it better :) and it all boils down to the fun they have not the cost of the party.
This is easy you spend what you can afford without strapping your family. You can also ask people to bring a dish. They will totally understand and might even like the idea
It Depends upon the family's financial means as to how much they spend on thier childs birthday parties. As a Small Event Planner I have done parties that cost as much as $5 to 10K or ones as little at $275. It also depends on how many children will attend the event and the food, cake, and entertainment and if a venue is booked as well. Most children can be happy just about anywhere if given the chance to do so!
Holy crap I want to be adopted by the people doing kids bday parties for $5 to 10k. LOL! ;-)
it depends on what u can afford but pre saving is always a good idea some years i have really big parties while other years maybe not sooo much just depends i perfer not to have parties at my own place only because you waste too much time cleaning before everyone comes over and then you have to clean after too so with my son now he is older but most his parties have been planned out somewhere he has done movie b-day parties, chucky cheese, bowling, laser tag etc. call around to get prices and see what u want to spend. baking your own cake can save u money. But it really doesn't matter kids just like having there friends to play with.
I always make sure is about my child so i planned it thinking what will my child
enjoy more so at the age of 1 a celebration for me giving thanks that my child servive one year that would cost about 5 hundred pounds,, then an intimate one for the second year, kinder garden friends are invite which will cost about 2 hundred pounds then at six another celebration spending about four hundred with all my family participating so cost will be more so i get about 2hundred pounds more, we invite a few friends and kids we baked cupcake have games kids at the age of 3,4,5 just want run play so i save for the big bash between 8 and 10years about 7hundred pounds or less they will remember and have something to talk about with their friends, .as some of the mothers already said it depends on how much money u have i may spend less if family help but we must remember birthdays is about kids feeling loved having fun with friends and family and getting prezzies lol.. if u have alot splash out but little makes little kids happy all they need is shear fun and knowing that they are love by their friend and family...
I'll say about $100 dollars if you don't want to overspend.
We do odd years are the "big" parties they have ranged from $500-$1000 and invite all friends and family. On even years we just do a small home party with a couple friends and close family and spend $100-$300. My daughter is only 5, so I don't know what will happen as she gets older.
Party printables is a great way to celebrate your child's birthday. It's environmentally friendly because you download and print the files - no shipping required - and you can get it almost instantly. Very affordable, even if you customize. There are some great sites offering a lot of choices - Frog Prince Paperie or Paper Glitter have some awesome designs (and so many more!). I've just uploaded some new designs to my new site - www.MagicalMePaperCrafts.com. So no matter what you want to spend - a little or a lot - there's something out there that will make your child's birthday party an event to remember!
Ihave 2 children and there is 7 years between them, there b/days are huge in our home a big deal is made because we choose to, there b/day is the greatest day of my life so i spend alot but I choose to do that, it depends on your financial situation and how you choose to celebrate , but in our home we go to dinner of there choice they have a friend party then a family party until they start high school then we stop doing the friend party, until the 16th hits next year then we will have 2 parties again
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Researchers found the dressing also helped promote autolytic debridement and provided a moist wound environment to maintain a healthy granulation tissue base. The wound dressing also aids in cleansing wound margins to help epidermal migration, which leads to wound size reduction and the healing of various chronic wounds. Case Study: How XCell Can Aid Ulcer Healing A 66-year-old Hispanic female presents to our office with a non-healing ulcer to the plantar aspect of the left hallux. She has been treated by a general surgeon since 1996 for this condition. The patient has undergone several debridements and hospitalizations with IV antibiotic therapy. She has also used orthotics to reduce pressure to this area. A biopsy of the ulceration showed squamous epithelial hyperplasia, parakeratosis and marked inflammation. Her past medical history includes IDDM for 16 years, HTN, hyperlipidemia and depression. The patient underwent a left breast mastectomy and is currently undergoing chemotherapy. She also experienced renal failure and is undergoing renal dialysis with the fistula in the left upper arm. Her current medications include insulin and a HTN medication. The patient does not know the name of the HTN medication. She denies using tobacco and alcohol. The patient was scheduled for X-rays, lab work with CBC w/diff, A1c and noninvasive vascular studies. She reports a random blood sugar of 120 to 140. The physical exam reveals a frail woman, who is cooperative and oriented. She is concerned that her toe will need to be amputated, which is adding to her stress and depression. The exam of the lower extremity shows nonpalpable pulses. Her skin temperature is warm proximal to distal with equal and adequate hair distribution to bilateral limbs and toes. There are no foot deformities other than the ulceration to the left plantar hallux and edema to the entire left hallux. There is no cellulitis. We did note mild erythema distal to the first metatarsophalangeal joint. The wound itself is 3 cm in diameter with a thick callus rim and 2 mm deep. The base of the wound appears macerated with white and yellow fibrotic tissue with bleeding within the hyperkeratosis layer. The wound did not bleed with debridement. There was a foul odor during the debridement but no drainage. Proceeding With Treatment We emphasized an initial home care regimen, having the patient apply enzymatic debridement ointment daily with saline moistened gauze and Kling wrap. We ordered a wheelchair for the patient to faciliate offloading. The X-ray findings do not show evidence of acute or chronic osteomyelitis. They did reveal diffuse osteopenia. Her labs were normal and, as expected, the noninvasive vascular study is abnormal with moderately severe occlusive disease, femoral-popliteal disease. The left ABI is 0.41 mmHg. The patient lives one hour from the clinic and has missed several appointments, but I maintained phone contact weekly to stress to the patient the need for follow-up and to remind her of the signs of worsening of the condition. Two months later, the wound was unchanged. I obtained a wound biopsy and requested quantitative analysis. At this point, I initiated the antimicrobial XCell wound dressing along with continued sharp debridement. The patient began performing dressing changes herself with the XCell dressing, followed by normal saline moistened gauze and Kling every other day. Results of quantitative analysis was 2.2 x 10^6 bacteria, gram positive cocci. I did not initiate an oral antibiotic based on the clinical exam and my clinical experience. A month later, the exam showed resolution of the ulceration so I discontinued the wound care regimen and fit the patient for multi-density insoles and extra depth shoes. I encouraged the patient to continue nonweightbearing to prevent reoccurrence until she receives her new insoles and shoes. In Conclusion This biosynthesized cellulose wound dressing, which has a dual moisture handling capability to donate moisture to dry surfaces and absorb fluid from a highly hydrated environment, shows promise in caring for diverse wounds. The ease of application and the ability to leave the dressing in place for up to seven days allows the private practice clinician to offer wound care services within his or her own practice, and schedule follow up care that is more manageable on a weekly basis. Does this mean we only need to have one type of wound care dressing available in our clinics? That remains to be seen.


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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Pa. (March 25, 2014) – According to officials at Summit Health's hospitals – Chambersburg Hospital and Waynesboro Hospital – many Medicare patients are concerned about their hospital status and what that means for their out-of-pocket cost.
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Calories | 60 |
Total Fat | 4g |
Saturated Fat | 1g |
Cholesterol | 0 |
Sodium | 245mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 5g |
Dietary Fiber | 4g |
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- Date:11 Feb 2012
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:The King Power Stadium
- Attendance:21,375
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Live Commentary
- 92:25 +2.25
Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Peter Whittingham.
- 90:55 +0.55
Free kick awarded for a foul by Daniel Drinkwater on Craig Conway. Free kick taken by Peter Whittingham. (Leicester) makes a substitution, with Steve Howard coming on for Paul Gallagher.
- 89:24
Foul by Ben Turner on Jermaine Beckford, free kick awarded. Paul Gallagher restarts play with the free kick.
- 85:13
Richie Wellens gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Joe Mason. The free kick is delivered left-footed by Peter Whittingham from right channel, save by Kasper Schmeichel.
- 81:42
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Don Cowie, Unfair challenge on Ben Marshall by Anthony Gerrard results in a free kick. Kasper Schmeichel takes the free kick.
- 80:02
Corner taken right-footed by Paul Gallagher from the right by-line, Ben Marshall takes a long range shot harmlessly clearing the crossbar.
- 75:52
Foul by Paul Konchesky on Rudy Gestede, Penalty awarded. Placed penalty scored by Peter Whittingham. Leicester 2-1 Cardiff.
- 75:14
Peter Whittingham takes a inswinging corner.
- 72:12
Anthony Gerrard challenges Jermaine Beckford unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Richie Wellens.
- 69:34
Don Cowie concedes a free kick for a foul on Lloyd Dyer. Don Cowie shown a yellow card. Paul Gallagher hits the back of the net with a goal direct from the free kick from just outside the penalty box to the top right corner of the goal. Leicester 2-0 Cardiff.The assist for the goal came from Lloyd Dyer. (Leicester) makes a substitution, with Ben Marshall coming on for Lloyd Dyer.
- 67:13
Inswinging corner taken by Don Cowie from the left by-line, clearance made by Sean St. Ledger.
- 66:04
Corner taken by Paul Gallagher from the right by-line, Rudy Gestede manages to make a clearance.
- 65:00
Joe Mason joins the action as a substitute, replacing Filip Kiss.
- 64:38
Foul by Jermaine Beckford on Anthony Gerrard, free kick awarded. David Marshall restarts play with the free kick.
- 64:12
Rudy Gestede produces a right-footed shot from just outside the area that goes harmlessly over the target.
- 63:20
Shot by Daniel Drinkwater from outside the box goes high over the target.
- 62:28
Shot by Jermaine Beckford. David Marshall makes a brilliant save.
- 60:03
Craig Conway takes a shot. Jermaine Beckford gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Ben Turner. David Marshall takes the direct free kick. Save made by Kasper Schmeichel.
- 59:02
Rudy Gestede concedes a free kick for a foul on Sean St. Ledger. Kasper Schmeichel takes the direct free kick.
- 53:24
Inswinging corner taken from the right by-line by Paul Gallagher.
- 52:24
Unfair challenge on Andrew Taylor by Paul Gallagher results in a free kick. David Marshall restarts play with the free kick.
- 50:54
Inswinging corner taken by Paul Gallagher from the right by-line, Shot from 20 yards from Lloyd Dyer. Save by David Marshall. Clearance made by Andrew Taylor.
- 49:38
Foul by Lee Peltier on Craig Conway, free kick awarded. Andrew Taylor crosses the ball from the free kick left-footed from left channel, Matt Mills manages to make a clearance.
- 48:45
Jermaine Beckford has an effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the right of the goal.
- 46:20 +1.20
Filip Kiss challenges Matt Mills unfairly and gives away a free kick. Matt Mills takes the free kick. Filip Kiss goes into the referee's book for unsporting behaviour.
- 45:49
Haris Vuckic goes off and Rudy Gestede comes on.
- 45:23 +0.23
Kenny Miller is ruled offside. Kasper Schmeichel restarts play with the free kick.
- 44:16
Craig Conway crosses the ball, comfortable save by Kasper Schmeichel.
- 38:43
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Paul Gallagher, Richie Wellens fouled by Filip Kiss, the ref awards a Penalty. Penalty taken right-footed by Paul Gallagher and scored. Leicester 1-0 Cardiff.
- 38:25
Paul Konchesky takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Save made by David Marshall.
- 37:13
Corner taken right-footed by Don Cowie from the left by-line, clearance made by Paul Gallagher.
- 35:32
Inswinging corner taken by Paul Gallagher from the right by-line, Header from deep inside the penalty area by David Nugent goes harmlessly over the crossbar.
- 30:51
Effort on goal by Jermaine Beckford from just outside the area goes harmlessly over the target.
- 29:44
Shot from 20 yards from Jermaine Beckford. David Marshall makes a save.
- 28:15
David Nugent is ruled offside. David Marshall takes the free kick.
- 24:31
Don Cowie challenges Paul Gallagher unfairly and gives away a free kick. Centre by Paul Gallagher, Header by Matt Mills from deep inside the penalty area misses to the left of the goal.
- 19:16
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Craig Conway by Lee Peltier. David Marshall takes the free kick.
- 13:29
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Paul Gallagher from the right by-line, Unfair challenge on Anthony Gerrard by Matt Mills results in a free kick. David Marshall takes the direct free kick.
- 10:19
The ball is delivered by Kenny Miller.
- 6:50
(Cardiff) makes a substitution, with Filip Kiss coming on for Aron Gunnarsson.
- 5:08
Paul Gallagher has an effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the right of the goal.
- 3:28
The ball is crossed by Daniel Drinkwater.
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Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Lee Peltier by Aron Gunnarsson. Matt Mills takes the direct free kick.
Match Preview
Beckford back for Foxes Leicester will have in-form striker Jermaine Beckford available for the visit of Cardiff. Beckford had scored six goals in his last four matches prior to being controversially sent off early in the second half of the defeat to Brighton last weekend. The Foxes appealed against the straight red card and the three-match suspension was overturned. Neil Danns was also dismissed against Albion but the midfielder will serve his one-match ban. Leicester finished the game at the Amex Stadium with eight men after Nathan Delfouneso was forced off with an ankle injury in stoppage time but the on-loan striker has "an outside chance" of being involved on Saturday, according to manager Nigel Pearson. Defender Paul Konchesky had to be substituted at Brighton after sustaining a knock but he trained on Thursday. Midfielder Andy King (foot), strikers Martyn Waghorn (hamstring), Darius Vassell and Jeffery Schlupp (both knee) remain out while defenders Sol Bamba and John Pantsil are still away at the African Nations Cup. Cardiff manager Malky Mackay will be hoping to be able to call on Mark Hudson and Filip Kiss. Hudson has not featured for the Bluebirds since the 3-2 victory over Portsmouth on January 21 because of a calf strain, while Kiss missed last week's 3-1 home defeat to Blackpool. Darcy Blake is also pushing for a recall to the defence after last weekend's disappointment at the hands of Blackpool, while Kadeem Harris - signed from Wycombe in the January transfer window - could make his first appearance for the club after failing to come off the bench last time out. Full-back Kevin McNaughton is likely to keep his place in defence despite being withdrawn against Blackpool with a tight muscle. A victory for Cardiff could take the Welsh outfit into the automatic promotion places, if results elsewhere go in their favour.
- Kasper Schmeichel
- Lee Peltier
- Matt Mills
- Sean St. Ledger
- Paul Konchesky
- Paul Gallagher
- Daniel Drinkwater
- Richie Wellens
- Lloyd Dyer
- Jermaine Beckford
- David Nugent
- Conrad Logan
- Steve Howard
- Ben Marshall
- Nathan Delfouneso
- Wes Morgan
- David Marshall
- Kevin McNaughton
- Ben Turner
- Anthony Gerrard
- Andrew Taylor
- Peter Whittingham
- Don Cowie
- Aron Gunnarsson
- Craig Conway
- Haris Vuckic
- Kenny Miller
- Elliot Parish
- Filip Kiss
- Rudy Gestede
- Joe Mason
- Darcy Blake
Match Report
Gallagher brace sinks Bluebirds Paul Gallagher scored a goal in each half as Cardiff saw their promotion challenge falter with a 2-1 defeat to Leicester at the King Power Stadium. Malky Mackay's Carling Cup finalists suffered back-to-back league defeats for the first time this season as they followed up last week's 3-1 loss at home to Blackpool with a largely abject display. Only the inspired form of Cardiff goalkeeper David Marshall kept Leicester at bay until Gallagher - who replaced the suspended Neil Danns in the Foxes' only change - opened the scoring with a penalty four minutes before half-time. Kenny Miller thought he had levelled moments after, only to be denied by the offside flag. In a quieter second half, Gallagher found the decisive goal with a superb free-kick before Peter Whittingham reduced the arrears from the spot. Leicester move to within six points of the play-offs while Cardiff remain fourth but slip five points behind second-placed Southampton. The hosts started impressively as Jermaine Beckford came within inches of finding the decisive touch on Daniel Drinkwater's cross before Gallagher sliced wide from Lee Peltier's knockdown. Cardiff then suffered a setback in the seventh minute as Aron Gunnarsson hobbled off with a suspected groin injury to make way for Filip Kiss and Mackay's men continued to struggle in finding an answer to Leicester's early momentum. Beckford engineered space on the right wing for Gallagher to cross and Richie Wellens aimed an overhead kick, which took a deflection to force a fine save from David Marshall in the Cardiff goal. Gallagher's delivery was becoming an increasing problem for the visitors and centre-backs Sean St Ledger and Matt Mills went close following set pieces from the former Blackburn man. Marshall was called into action with half an hour gone to save from Beckford on the angle following some clever interplay with strike partner David Nugent and moments later the ex-Leeds forward shot wide when Anthony Gerrard misjudged a searching ball from Gallagher. Wellens produced an excellent half-volley from 30 yards for Marshall to push over at full stretch but, when the midfielder was felled by Kiss, Leicester had the lead they deserved in the 41st minute. The infringement came from another Gallagher corner and the winger proved himself to be just as effective from the penalty spot, finding the bottom corner. Cardiff appeared to have found an immediate response but Miller's delicate lob over Kasper Schmeichel from debutant Haris Vuckic's flick-on was ruled out for offside. It was to be Vuckic's last contribution as he made way for Rudy Gestede at the interval but the Bluebirds had Marshall to thank once more in the 51st minute as he plunged to his right to tip around the post when Lloyd Dyer teed up Nugent. Beckford continued to probe industriously and found Marshall in his way following a jinking run after the hour. However, there was nothing the former Norwich keeper could do in the 71st minute when Gallagher capitalised on a foul by Don Cowie on Dyer to plant a sumptuous 25-yard free-kick into the top corner. Cardiff were offered a lifeline when Schmeichel fumbled Whittingham's corner and Peltier fouled Gestede in the ensuing panic. Whittingham stroked home from the spot.
Form Guide
- Leicester
- Cardiff WWDWDL
Last Meetings
- Cardiff
- 0 - 0
- Leicester
- 25/09/2011
- Cardiff
- 2 - 0
- Leicester
- 22/02/2011
- Leicester
- 2 - 1
- Cardiff
- 14/09/2010
- Cardiff
- 2 - 1
- Leicester
- 30/03/2010
- Leicester
- 1 - 0
- Cardiff
- 13/03/2010
- Cardiff
- 0 - 1
- Leicester
- 01/03/2008
Top Scorers
- D Nugent 10
- A King 4
- P Gallagher 3
- J Beckford 3
- P Konchesky 2
- D Vassell 2
- N Danns 2
- L Dyer 2
- R Wellens 1
- M Mills 1
- L Peltier 1
- S Bamba 1
- J Schlupp 1
- K Miller 9
- P Whittingham 5
- AE Gunnarsson 5
- J Mason 5
- R Earnshaw 3
- D Cowie 3
- M Hudson 3
- C Conway 3
- A Taylor 1
- A Gerrard 1
- B Turner 1
- R Gestede 1
- F Kiss 1
- J Ralls 1
- Total goals 71
- Goals per game 38
- 2 (For) 2 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 6 (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 5 (For) 5 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 4 (For) 3 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 5 (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 6 (For) 1 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 2 (For) 7 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 4 (For) 4 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 4 (For) 5 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 79
- Goals per game 46
- 3 (For) 1 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 7 (For) 1 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 2 (For) 3 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 6 (For) 4 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 3 (For) 2 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 6 (For) 3 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 8 (For) 4 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 8 (For) 6 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 3 (For) 9 (Against) Period 81-90 mins