thread: car sick remedies any one?

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  1. #1
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    My sister used to be bad...I mean REAL bad for travel sickness. She used to take travacalm. Not sure how they were to take though, they are tablets. I like the idea of the chewable ones

    She did tell dad to slow down on the windy roads...once it was down his arm he finally listened!!

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    Nai - brilliant advice. I planned to not let him have dairy that day but I wouldn't have thought of bananas, I also will buy some ginger ale. and yeah the spew in the car was such a good feeling for me LOL

    kawazuki - sitting him in the middle is a great idea, unfortunately I havea little hatch back so cant do this. I hope both our journeys are spew free!

    daydream believer - I had heard of the wrist bands, i might buy a couple of them and water crackers are a good idea too

    dee - fruit kool mints, check (this trip is gonna cost me a fortune!)

    avas mum - he love ginger bikkies, great one!

    marlene - i love you!!!!! I am going to the chemist straight away to buy some!

    bjrose - yep, DS is always asking me to stop going round corners and over bumps LOL

    thanks so much guys, I am confident we shall have a good clean trip

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    I carry the wristbands all the time and they work for DD.

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    one thing that helped me when i was little was having the window down. aircon is bad... fresh air good. and stop for little breaks every hour to ease the trip for 5 min.

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    also fruit tingles are actually recommended by some oncologists for their anti nausea effects

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    This sounds so stupid, but it works:

    A bandaid over the belly button. It has to make an airtight seal, so the bandaid sort of gets sucked in a little bit. Sounds liek a placebo, but it really works. I have done a lot of road trips with this method!

    Good luck!

    P.S. I second the ginger/no milk thing.

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    snuggly - the bandaid over the belly button is hilarious!! Where did you get that idea?

    em - very interesting, I shall buy some fruit tingles then.

    I bought the Kwells chewable tablets today, hopefully they do the trick

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    also fruit tingles are actually recommended by some oncologists for their anti nausea effects
    I went through a pack a day when I had MS

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    I used to suck on barley sugar. I used to have real bad car sickness as a child. And mum always made sure that my window was down slightly.