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Caked On Snot - Tear Free Ways to Remove from 16 month dd??

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extremelychocolateymilkroll · 19/12/2008 14:55

Dd has a cold and in the mornings the snot is caked on her nostrils. I've tried removing it with with cotton wool and warm water but it's not really shifting - and she hates me going near her nose. Any ideas how to get rid of it?

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ToysAreLikeDogs · 19/12/2008 14:56

Baby wipe and ignore the screams

Be as quick as you can to minimise the upset for her

HTH

ggirlsbells · 19/12/2008 14:57

have you time to get her in a warm bath?

may help if she gets all wet..providing she likes getting her face wet though

Podrick · 19/12/2008 14:57

Oh dear! Warm bath?
I use Elizabeth Arden 24 hour cream on kids under the nose once they have dozed off!

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Podrick · 19/12/2008 14:58

24 hour cream UNDER not over the snot BTW!

extremelychocolateymilkroll · 19/12/2008 15:00

Thanks for all your suggestions and for such quick responses.

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Poledra · 19/12/2008 15:01

Slightly cheaper alternative to Podrick - I put Vaseline on their noses at bedtime. Helps it to come off with warm water and cottonwool in the morning.

maamajullah · 19/12/2008 15:04

yes Vaseline!

cmotdibbler · 19/12/2008 15:09

Or botty balm works well too. I do confess that 8 hour cream is the thing that works best once their nose is sore though

Podrick · 19/12/2008 17:33

oops yes 8 hour not 24 hours cream

if nose is sore then use the tissues which have calendula impermeated into them.

thefacefullofxmaspuddingchef · 22/12/2008 09:19

I use a damp piece of fleece material, its very soft and its just warm water, so still a bit of fuss but no hysterics!

extremelychocolateymilkroll · 22/12/2008 17:18

Thanks xmaspudding - what do you mean when you say "fleece material"?

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thefacefullofxmaspuddingchef · 23/12/2008 07:33

just an old cheap fleece blanket cut up into squares. Good for sore bottoms too!

ThePregnantMerryYuleWitch · 23/12/2008 12:23

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Othersideofthechannel · 23/12/2008 12:31

I used to take it off with baby milk on cotton wool.

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