Maybe if she was a little better at it, then she wouldn't end up like this
And the couch, the floor and I wouldn't end up covered in vomit because of all of the snot buildup.
Hope your days is going well.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
The Art of Nose Blowing
Did you know you have to teach kids just about everything? How to eat, how to go to the bathroom, how to wipe themselves (we are still working on that one)... and how to do this...Maybe if she was a little better at it, then she wouldn't end up like this
And the couch, the floor and I wouldn't end up covered in vomit because of all of the snot buildup.
Hope your days is going well.
Maybe if she was a little better at it, then she wouldn't end up like thisAnd the couch, the floor and I wouldn't end up covered in vomit because of all of the snot buildup.
Hope your days is going well.
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I wrote a post once about how my son didn't learn to blow his nose until he hit college. I'm not kidding!
ReplyDeletepoor little one. Hope she is better soon.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's the worst. Our Dr says a steamy shower will do wonders. My Princess can't blow yet either. Hope Alex feels better soon
ReplyDeleteOh you can always flush their noses with Saline! I had more than one Ped tell me this. Yeah, you want to give it a go!? I dare ya doc! haha. Poor little thing. :(
ReplyDeleteAnd, since you beat me to the punch... haha...yeah I have something for ya. ;)
my kids cannot blow their noses (and they are 12, 10 & 6) I didn't realize this until a couple of days ago -- they just kind of breathe into the tissue. I was shocked -- it just feels like something I've always known how to do. Oh, and if for no other reason, anyone who cleans up vomit should receive an automatic pass to the Celestial Kingdom. I.Just.Can't.Do.It.
ReplyDeleteI hope everyone is feeling better soon!
Aaaw! Poor baby! Poor mama! I'm sorry. Hope she gets feeling better.
ReplyDeleteMy kids have mastered the art of blowing in (as they call it)...but we're still working on the blowing out (and into tissues) part.
ReplyDeleteGlad you found your blog award! lol! I am still getting around to telling everyone they got one!
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God bless!
~Hannah
I am so sorry she is sick. That is the worst.
ReplyDeleteAwww. I really want to have kids of my own one day but the butt wiping and vomiting does seem to present a challenge...
ReplyDeleteoh dear, it seems like all of my bloggy friends little ones are sick. Sending well wishes!
ReplyDeleteNose blowing is so hard for them. My oldest picked it up quickly and early. My youngest doesn't have a clue.
ReplyDeleteI hope she feels better soon!
Yuck. I've been there too this week. In fact, my facebook status the other day was "My three year old can blow her nose but my five year old can't!"
ReplyDeleteAh yes! I have experience my fair share of snot vomit! YUCK!
ReplyDeleteMy baby started blowing her nose at 12 months. She is a genius! hee hee! j/k
So sorry! No fun when the little ones are sick!
ReplyDeleteAwww...hope everyone is better now.
ReplyDeleteAnd I hear you ... I never realized how challenging it would be to teach some things I take for granted. Like it took two weeks to teach my Little One how to spit out water!!! It was crazy.
Just to clarify... I taught him to spit water to help him brush his teeth ... not to spit on people!
ReplyDeletei want nothing more for brennan than for him to learn to blow his nose. oh the day will be so wonderful:-)
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