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lotusisaddictive · 08/01/2015 16:39

A device to get eye drops into a 2 year old?!

I was given eye drops for my dd today and I'm supposed to put them in every 2 hours. So far I've done one eye then another in a space of 4 hours Confused

I've tried everything to try and get her to open her eyes, I've even pinned her down and prised one open but now she won't come near me.

So now she is wandering around asking for the treat I promised her if she let me put them in and I'm trying to change the subject Smile

Anyone got any advice?

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Rainicorn · 08/01/2015 16:42

I hate having eye drops put in and once posted it on here and got given some great advice which works well for me.

Get her to lie down on her back with her eyes closed, drop the drops into the corner of her eye and then get her to open her eye. Drops go in straight away. Get her to blink a few times if you can as well.

Good luck.

creampie · 08/01/2015 16:50

They don't really have to open their eyes. As long as you can get them to lie on their backs and put the drops in the cracks of their eyes, it'll work itself in anyway

lotusisaddictive · 08/01/2015 16:50

Thanks that sounds really good about putting them in when her eyes are closed because she lets me wipe over her eyes so I'll sneak them in then Grin

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DamnBamboo · 08/01/2015 16:51

Patience, cuddling, rocking back and forth and distraction works (eventually)

Rainicorn · 08/01/2015 16:55

I wouldn't recommend leaving it in the corner to work it's way in as it goes into your nasal cavaty and you can taste the bitterness of the medicine.

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