Wiggling and squirming…
Not looking at the tweezers….
All done…
*Honestly, we don’t usually take pictures of our children getting splinters removed. My brother was trying to distract Natalie from what was happening.
(c) 2016 Leighann Marquiss
Comments (8)
I recently discovered that the pumice stone (that I use for my feet) is a great way to remove splinters from little one’s. Just a little rubbing and the splinter comes out quickly and painlessly.
Aww poor little girl! I have to say though that when she is bigger you will be glad to have these pictures. She looks sad but oh so cute!
My kids would rather leave the splinter in than get it removed. They kick and cry and they are 7 and 10!
Natalie was a trooper to endure a photo shoot on top of it:)
I was there was a caption for you in that first photo! 🙂 Oh, what fun!
Poor thing! I hate splinters!!
Paula
My kids are the biggest babies when it comes to splinters!
I took a blogging break and now I am catching up with everyone from the past two months, and I want to cry I am so HAPPY to see how awesome Ryan looks and how well he’s healing!! He’s SO cuuuuute! <3
LOL! I HATE having splinters removed and have to be held down at times. 😛 Poor Natalie, how the heck did she get a splinter in the first place? Do we need to sand your floors? 😀
*fka anonymous
i always get splinters at mom’s house. poor nat. the first of many to come from grandma’s hardwood floors, i’m sure.
love you,
katie