Although I really don't know how it happened, Coleman found himself with an "owie" on his finger. He's a really tough kid, and never wants more than a kiss on any owie. So when I saw blood on his finger, I jumped at the chance to give him his first cowboy bandaid. We've had them since before he was born, but I've never had the opportunity to actually use one. I know that a mom shouldn't be excited to see blood on her child, but it was really fun to give him what I thought was a cool (do people still use that word?) band-aid. He took it off 2 minutes later, explaining that my kiss had made his owie "all better" and he didn't need the band-aid. I guess he's tougher than his mom!
Although I really don't know how it happened, Coleman found himself with an "owie" on his finger. He's a really tough kid, and never wants more than a kiss on any owie. So when I saw blood on his finger, I jumped at the chance to give him his first cowboy bandaid. We've had them since before he was born, but I've never had the opportunity to actually use one. I know that a mom shouldn't be excited to see blood on her child, but it was really fun to give him what I thought was a cool (do people still use that word?) band-aid. He took it off 2 minutes later, explaining that my kiss had made his owie "all better" and he didn't need the band-aid. I guess he's tougher than his mom!
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