Inside the small town of Zolfo Springs, FL from March 2nd thru March 4th 2017, a grand event occurs, the 49th annual Pioneer Park Days. Pioneer Park Days is one of the largest, and is the oldest antique tractor, steam engine and farm equipment shows in the southeast.
A: According to WebMD, signs that a toddler might have the flu include symptoms such as a high grade fever of over 104 degrees F, chills and shakes along with the fever, and vomiting and belly pain. Other symptoms include a dry, hacking cough, sore throat, body aches and pain, and extreme tiredness.
Call your child's healthcare provider if your toddler has any of the typical flu symptoms listed above. He may need to be examined and possibly start taking antiviral drugs â they're approved for babies as young as 2 weeks and work best when started within the first two days of illness. Serious flu symptoms in toddlers The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) cautions that even children who are generally healthy can get dangerously sick with the flu. Call 911 for emergency help if your toddler has any of these symptoms or conditions: 1  Fast breathing or difficult breathing. 2  Bluish or gray skin. 3  Not drinking enough fluids (signs of dehydration include having dark yellow urine and not urinating as much as usual) 4  Severe or persistent vomiting. 5  Not waking up or not interacting.