Dear all i have a 14 year old son he is disabled he dribbles loads dose anyone know where i can get bibs for?

Question

him for his size also his breath smells so bad all the time very bad in the mornings can anyone help me thank you

Answer 1

I have taken care of the disabled before and you can get small bath towels or the blue liners for bed wetting accidents and use clips to make bibs. And as for his breath you are just going to have to clean his mouth with peroxide and toothpaste followed by a good tasting mouth rinse, if he can not voluntarily help with mouth care get the green foam mouth kits and do the care 3 times a day.

Answer 2

Bad breath

Cause:
In speaking of constipation and the need for three bowel movements a day: The wiser way is to work on the cause by unplugging and cleaning out the sewer line so there will be no more backing up of sewage. Within the human body, we find a sewage line that is backed up (constipation) and the horrible odor of halitosis comes out the front door (the mouth) as it is opened. If someone said, "Your breath is horrible," the average person works on the effect, and in order to cover up the bad breath, pops in a mint or runs for the mouth wash. If someone said--"Whew-you need a bath, the smell from your body is awful," you work on the effect again and use underarm deodorant, perfumes, colognes, etc., and never think of cleaning up the cause, and thus having a permanently sweet smelling body and breath.


Herbal Aids:
1. Bad Breath, Indigestion, or Poor Digestion: Carry cloves in pocket and chew on them, but go into the cause to get rid of the bad breath.

2. Myrrh:Take a little myrrh internally.

3. See formula for bad breath using myrrh and golden seal.

4. Cleansing the Bowel: When a person suffers from halitosis or bad breath, this is simply nature's way of saying, "You have a toxic bowel condition.”


5. Parsley: The whole herb is effective against bad breath and people who take garlic often take Parsley to avoid offending.

6. Spearmint: It would serve as a gargle for bad breath and sore gums and mouth.

7. Cloves: These are sometimes chewed to temporarily treat bad breath, although their carminative and digestive properties may help to get to the cause.

Answer 3

I would think from your description that he also has problems swallowing if he can't control his saliva. I wouldn't use liquids to clean his mouth, as he may tend to aspirate. If his mouth isn't defensive (reaction to having foreign objects) scrape his tongue with a small spoon to clean his tongue, then use a toothette (small sponge impregnated with toothpaste on a stick-available at your pharmacy, ) to scrub his teeth. You may have to use saline on a gauze square to get the accumulated, hardened mucus off his palate. This should help with the bad breath.

Answer 4

Why not take some large ,absorbent bath towels,cut a circle in the middle and slip it over his head.You could pin the bottom to his shirt to keep it secure.For his breath,has he seen a dentist?Try different mouthwashes until you find one that works.I wish you luck,and bless you and your son.

Answer 5

I dont really know what to tell you, but i will try to give some advise.Try calling local stores and ask them if they have any extra large bibs )Wal-Mart, Sears, K-mart etc.) sorry if this advice sucked, but just wanted to help you out. God bless.

Answer 6

not sure if you are in uk or maybe us? so i will try and help!
If you are in the UK here are a few links for adult size bibs:
http://www.winhealth.co.uk/Adult%20Bibs.htm

http://www.andreascollection.com/


Or if you are in us maybe these might help?

http://www.assistedlivingstore.com/

http://cgi.ebay.com/DISPOSABLE-BIBS-ADULT-SIZE-100-PLASTIC_W0QQitemZ260038994120QQihZ016QQcategoryZ25382QQcmdZViewItem

i hope this may help with the bibs, everyone else has given good advice on bad breath, but maybe a g.p will give some more help?
All the best.

Answer 7

Yes if you go to boots the chemist you could ask them if they can order one for you we used to keep a book with things in but don't anymore.Also what about shops that sell things for the disabled.

Answer 8

Try in Boots

Answer 9

I will probably get reported for abuse in here for saying this; but please get in touch with me. You'll find a way.