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Sadder news, now - Graedon was injured this week. He caught his little finger in the hinges of my office door. It bled like a stuck pig, and his pinky was squished almost flat. I was almost sure he'd need stitches and an x-ray, but while I was on the phone with Telecare, his finger sprang back into a finger shape and the nurse suggested keeping an eye on it at home. It bled for quite a while after that, so I put a band-aid on it. Now, 10 month olds don't do so well with band-aids. Actually, they eat band-aids. So, I rigged up a band-aid protector with one of my (clean) socks and safety-pinned the sock to his sleeve. Graedon is fine now. Here's a picture of my invention:
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1 comment:
Love your band-aid protector idea! My 8.5 month old cut his fingers on the heater in his bedroom last week (I was right there... they move so fast!) and I was shocked at how much he bled. I was beginning to think that it would need a band-aid, and shuddered at the idea. The two fingers he cut were the same two fingers he sucks to pacify himself, so you know the band-aid would have ended up lodged in his throat! I ended up holding him for a long while and applying pressure to his fingers. I'm totally going to steal your idea if anything like this ever happens again.
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