I think It's not appropriate to occupy a table there for an entire day since it's a restaurant

Looks like there are many public libraries, can you give me the name of the one that you have in mind? Thank you

Will check it out, thanks!

I'm new to the country I'm sorry but looks like there are many public libraries, any one that you would recommend?

Yeah that’s the same issue though… it’s not cool to take up a table all day there.

Lol not anymore! They will jump you.

Ah fair enough. I feel like you can prolly just walk in, I've never really seen them fuss if someone just kinda keeps walking and doesn't go to the desk.

Public library. Some even have study rooms if you need a little more quiet for a few hours or need to take a call.

You can't get to atrium or any of the cafs @ ynhh/src just to use the wifi. You have to have a reason to get in or else security will turn you away.

Source: lived at both hospitals all summer and fall while my husband was inpatient (yup at both places 🙃)

Panera - can’t beat the bottomless coffee

Koffee on Audobon.

Graduate Hotel has a lot of places to sit all day and a coffee shop!

Booktraders cafe is great. One of the less noisy cafes and is a little spacious compared to other places.

Library, book store, anywhere on yale campus (since almost all of it has free wifi), atrium of ynhh or cafeteria, same for src.

Atticus Coffee?

NHFPL branches! Nhfpl.org

I have one package left over of FeverAll if you want to pick up in west haven. Was in same scenario last week!

Public library?

They were stocked at the CVS on Whalley at Dayton Street yesterday morning.

We found children’s Tylenol at the Walmart in Wallingford just a few days ago! Good luck and hope your kiddo feels better.

I found some at the Rite Aid in Fair Haven. They had it behind the counter, so you had to ask for it

This is accurate. All Tylenol is the same, it just depends on the dosage. So if the kid is big enough, crushing pills and mixing them will work. For Tylenol, 10mg per kg is the dose, so if he's about 70 lbs (32.5kg), one regular 325mg pill works.

I have heard that if you call a pharmacy that does compounding (which I think is usually small pharmacies, not like Walgreens) they can make you some.

I have not tried this myself

You can give him a smaller dose of adult Tylenol. My mom used to crush it between 2nspoons and mix with sugar and water. You can do that and add it to something else as well.

Apparently dollar general has ibprofen in liquid form for kids.

No matter what you do youll probably have trouble giving your kiddo medicine since hes on the spectrum but atleast with the liquid you can get some down before they spit it out.