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All my kids have had big falls that meant hospital visits when they were little, except for the one who sat on a cactus instead. (Fortunately, tiny spines meant we could take care of it ourselves.) Kids are an adventure. give them kisses for me and if we're back before they outgrow it, we'll play bowling with action figures again.
ReplyDeleteThey'll be happy to play with you again Karina. They had such fun last time.
DeleteYes, kids are definitely an adventure. Especially my youngest. When I think about, it's a miracle we haven't ended up in the hospital before now. He's always jumping and running around or climbing on things. The boy knows no fear! I hope our experience last weekend will never be repeated though. There I was worried about the cut on his chin and the poor boy had shaken up his brain. Just goes to show how careful you need to be when they hit any part of their head. Apparently the chin is one of the worst points to hit as it can cause damage to the jaw and teeth, neck and spine, and shakes the brain.
Sitting on a cactus? That doesn't sound good.