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  1. 09-03-2014 02:54 PM #1
    Secondtimearound
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    I think I would call parents . First of all putting anything in a child's nose wouldn't happen here !! Especially for nap !!
    I would freak all nap time ! I'm not saying it doesn't work !! All I'm saying is that would be a parents decision here ! And if she had more than one nosebleed I would be insisting she was picked up and examined by a physician . Two yr olds are famous for sticking things up their nose !!
    ( 6 hrs in emergency with my 2 yr old and bread shoved up there!!)
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