It was just another night at the Miller household. 3-year-old Joshua was getting tucked into bed when his mother noticed red bumps on his legs. Thinking it must be mosquito bites, Karen applied the usual cream and thought nothing else of it.

But the next morning was anything but usual. Little Joshua woke up crying while forcefully scratching his legs. Karen took a closer look and was shocked that the bumps multiplied overnight.

Worried that it’s gotten too serious, she brought him to a paediatrician where he was diagnosed with a simple case of food allergy. The doctor prescribed several creams and sent them home.

However, his condition only went downhill from there. Before she knew it, the itch became worse and the bumps hurt to the touch. Joshua cried and refused to go to bed for the next few days. Karen had a gut feeling that this was more than just a “simple case of food allergy” so she rushed him to a dermatologist.

This time, the dermatologist suspected that it was a severe case of eczema. But because it was unlike anything he’s ever seen before, there was no cure for him except for the typical Corticosteroid cream. The doctor urged for Joshua to be hospitalized soonest for monitoring as it could be life-threatening if prolonged. Karen was devastated hearing this.

Karen was on the verge of admitting Joshua in the hospital when she called her mother to break the bad news. However, Karen’s mother, Deborah was unsurprised by what she heard. The symptoms perfectly described what her daughter went through as a child and she knew the exact cause of it – a bed bug infestation. Therefore, she felt compelled to ask Karen when she last cleaned Joshua’s mattress.

Karen was taken aback. Although she changed the bed sheets weekly, she never knew she had to clean the mattress too. So, Deborah visited the next day with her “magical elixir” in hand and explained:

“Bed bugs are common pests in households.”

“Though they’re called bed bugs, they also lurk around furniture crevices and even in walls.”

“They’re so tiny that they can’t be seen with the naked eye.”

“This is why most people tend to opt for pest control experts to exterminate them.”

“But little do they know, the chemicals used are so toxic for kids
that the slightest pesticide exposure can cause asthma, dermatitis and even cancer.”

“On top of that, a one-time thorough extermination can cost at least $500.”

“So it’s no surprise people hold it off until an infestation which will be too late by then.”

“The safest and most economical way to keep your home pest free is by doing it yourself with the BugsAway Spray™.”

“This botanical insecticide is a professional grade, all-natural spray that contains only organic plant extracts such as ginger and lemon grass.”

“The solution is strong enough to ward off harmful critters with just one round of use but safe enough for kids to be around during the extermination process.”

“It offers hours of residual protection to ward off bed bugs just like a professional.”

“Not only will it completely wipe them out but the residue will prevent future infestations.”

– Deborah

Karen was in disbelief, but she still decided to give the spray a go anyway. After all, this was her last resort before admitting her son in the hospital. So, she gave the mattress a good spraying then prayed for the best.

That night turned out to be the first night they both got uninterrupted sleep. Karen was now convinced her mother was right all along.

The bumps stopped forming and his skin no longer itched. Not long after, his skin cleared completely and was back to normal – baby soft!

It never dawned on Karen that bed bugs are the cause of her son’s severe skin infection. Ever since this incident, she vowed to clean her mattress once a week and because of that, Joshua’s symptoms never returned.

Karen hopes that through her story, she can help other parents prevent this from happening to their own kids.

“If only I found out that bed bugs were causing my son’s skin infection earlier, it could’ve spared him a week of agony.”

“I’ve been feeling so guilty ever since I discovered the culprit was bed bugs and to think that I put him in that same bed every night sickens me.”

“Now I just hope that all parents take hygiene seriously, especially for the sake of their kids.”

– Karen

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