Blleeeuurrgghhh
He vomited. This action even surprised him, and he burst into tears before throwing up a further five or six times. This eventually stopped, leaving a shocked and distraught toddler literally caked in the regurgitated contents of whatever he'd eaten the previous day. "Help me Daddy" he wept, not being able to comprehend what had happened. I pulled his clothes off and carried him through to the shower to wash. Luca hates showers, but on this occasion willingly welcomed the streams of warm water from above. I sat with him as we wiped the remnants off.
Obviously we had to keep him off nursery, so Carole took the morning shift while I returned at lunchtime to take over. He seemed absolutely fine, but it's clear something is amiss. He and I spent much of the afternoon on the sofa together - much out of character for the hyper wee man - watching TV and snoozing.
Well, he fell asleep under my arm a few times. I did drop off briefly, only for Luca to notice, climb on top of me and push his nose into mine until I awoke. A rather bizarre type of alarm clock for sure.
Anyway, he's in bed now with hopes of an improved day tomorrow. See the video below for Luca's explanation of his ailments.
**Useless fact of the day - 40% of all Guinness sales are in Africa**
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