I have tiny ziplock baggies with Parker's name and age containing the contents that we have found up his nose (well, only the non-perishable ones that is)...ranging from buttons, to beads, to a chewed off plastic fin of a toy shark...ya, that one was jagged and big, and put him on antibiotics when we didn't find it for three days....AHHH!!!
Blazer has graciously stepped into this roll, and I found two beads up the kids nose recently. I thought there was only one, but NOPE...he HAD to jam two up there...!
First bead...
White bead...look WAY up there...
LUCKILY I was able to remove them with our needle-nose pliers, otherwise, it would have been yet ANOTHER trip to the doctor for such incidences...
SILLY BOYS!!!
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O_MY is this what i have to look forward to?
What the heck is with those Lords boys? Hahahahaha! Too funny!
:) Henry was trying to put macaroni noodles up his nose last week... fortunately they were too wiggly to stay straight and go right up.
BOYS! :)
This is one of those moments when I'm knocking on wood. My kids haven't tried it yet, who knows why, and now that my boys are getting a little older, maybe we'll avoid this disaster for life. There's always piercing your ear with fish hooks though, that we've done. Not recommended- disclaimer, it was my four year old boy who fished his twin sister's ear.
This is too funny! I am sure you are pretty skilled with needle nose pliers by now!
IT must be a boy thing-luckily none of my girls have put things up their noses. By the way I looked at you baby ticker and just realized that we have the same due date-weird two Lords babies may be born on the same day.
What? Those crazy boys! My girls have never tried that (knock on wood). Hope it's a short-lived stage for Blazer!
Amatuer...All great stuffers use the double nostril technique!!
Oh my holy cow...You have the worst luck!!! :P Why oh why do you keep marbles around the house??? LOL
Oh my gosh! I still don't understand how he got them up so far!
My daughter 21months old is beginning to put crayons up her nose! (when we are not looking)
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