Heโs stuffy. Heโs sneezing. Heโs coughing. And, heโs cuddled under the Superman blanket on his bed. No, heโs not your 4-year-old. Heโs your husband.
Okay, so all you mums know what weโre talking about. Some dreaded illness makes its way through your home. It starts with your preschooler. She was apparently building blocks with three other preschoolers โ who all had runny nose. With all the coughing and sneezing (minus the arm over the mouth), she eventually got her very own cold. Next, it went to your 6-year-old. He couldnโt help but to get it. After all, he swiped your preschoolerโs drool-covered juice box and took a big sip. At some point the baby and your 8-year-old also got it too.
As if having a house full of sick kids wasnโt bad enough, now you and your husband have it too. Butโฆ being sick isnโt exactly the same for you as it is for him. Youโve got laundry to do, snacks to prepare, dinner to shop for (oh yeah, and cook too), diapers to change, faces to wash, finger painting to join in with, dogs to walk and you also have to return the mountain of work emails that have been filling your inbox since well before you woke up. And, thatโs all with the exact same fever, runny nose and cough that your dear spouse has.
Weโve all been there. Dad acts like heโs absolutely, positively ready to wheeze his last breath, while you run around like a crazy person trying to keep the house straight and take care of the kids. On top of that, your husbandโs โman coldโ requires 24-7 care, bowls of homemade chicken noodle soup and constant attention.
If you just rolled your eyes and thought, โUgh! Thatโs exactly what happens in my house,โ check out Thatโs Inappropriateโs video โThe Man Cold.โ This mumโs hilarious take on what happens when both she and husband have colds at the same time will make you giggle in that โitโs all to trueโ way.
