If anyone knows what is happening with Pay's skin in these next pictures please let us know. Monday she had four vaccinations at her 15 month appointment and about 7 pm that night she started breaking out with these crazy welts on her body and her skin turns bright red with a simple touch. We were thinking it is an allergic reaction to the shots, but Benadryl doesn't affect it. The good thing is after about 5 minutes of the redness and welts appearing they go away. She doesn't seem to be bothered by these, they are mainly gross looking. I will try to get better pictures, but this is what I have so far.
It's hard to tell from this, but small welts come up on her hands. They are really red because I just washed them after eating, which aggravates the redness.
This was literally 30 seconds after I washed off her face, but about 5 minutes later her face was back to normal (and no I'm not washing too hard).
She has a welt right in the middle of her cheek in this shot.
As Heather told me yesterday, I could have a happy kid with crazy red skin, or an ornery kid with normal skin - I'm not sure which I would choose right now.
It's hard to tell from this, but small welts come up on her hands. They are really red because I just washed them after eating, which aggravates the redness.
This was literally 30 seconds after I washed off her face, but about 5 minutes later her face was back to normal (and no I'm not washing too hard). 
She has a welt right in the middle of her cheek in this shot.
As Heather told me yesterday, I could have a happy kid with crazy red skin, or an ornery kid with normal skin - I'm not sure which I would choose right now.
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