Can't ask for much more than that from a 3 year old! Wow!
Nice work! Thanks for stopping by! I see that you have a Google search bar...I'll search from your site and help out!
Kids are amazing aren't they? This one was so brave!
When I read, "Look what happened to my dinger" I was afraid it was another body part, a little further south than the finger, that had been badly injured... glad all was well in the end!
Absolutely darling story!
Mitchsmom, I thought she was very brave for her age!
Tiesha, thanks for contributing to the cause. It's quick and painless! I thought she was brave as well. I wish they all were like her!
Lisa, that's funny because I didn't think about it possibly being another important body part!
children are amazing. sadly, we always underestimate them. good thing, they easily forgive us 
Like Lisa, I thought it was going to be a different body part also. I was relieved when her dinger was her finger.
She was very brave for 3 years old.
hi,this is eri from japan.
Actually I changed my URL.
So, if you don't mind would you add to your bolog my new URL? Thanks.
This story has special meaning to me since I just completed a Child Development course. This little girl was so brave. Sounds like she is a little bundle of joy!
I remember my 2 year old daughter falling in the house and having to go to the ER to get her stitched up. I wish we could have been helped by as caring a nurse as you!
-- A student nurse in FL surviving my 2nd. year of BSN Boot Camp!
awe, you totally rock!! Great job!! I'm soooo happy for you! You knew ALL the right things to say!! I'd let you sew up Hunter in a second if needed! ( hopefully he never needs stitches though)
in some ERs i've seen them use LAT on kids (Lido, adrenelin and i forget). It's topical, applied with a cotton ball. numbed the surface first. let it sit for like 20 minutes.
you will be a wonderful first line provider!!
Anonymous, I hope that your 2 year old did well during her ordeal with stitches. It can be traumatic! Hang in there with school!!
Children never stop amazing me.
AW! Thanks Jen! I would hope that I never have to sew him up! Thanks for the kudos!!
Hello, just paying a return visit. You asked on my blog how I found yours. I found it via Mad-Den topsites.
What a precious story. Reminds me of days in the ER but mine never seemed to turn out like this! ha/ha! Thanks for sharing!
Such a cute story! And I thought *my* 3-year old was the only one who had "dingers." hehee
Im so glad I found you. I am a nursing student w/ aspirations to go on to be a nurse practioner through the Univeristy of Michigan.
Thanks for the time you put into your blog. I have added you to my blogroll!
I thought it was a cute story too Kim!
May, we do often underestimate children. They are much more mature than we give credit for most of the time, especially when they are ill..
Cathy, I thought she was very brave as well..
Cory, I think most scenarios don't turn out like this one. I hope her memory of the day is of lolly pops and bandaids instead of the pain!
Barbara, Thanks for the link to my blog! I try to catch up mine around schoolwork. I left a few comments on yours this morning!
Intelinurse2b, Keep aspiring for whatever you want and don't let others try to talk you down from your dreams. Thanks for the link!
Lord Matt, thanks for letting me know where you found me! It's nice to know that some directories work!
Eri, I fixed your link!
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