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How do you teach a 3 year old to blow her nose?


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Any ideas dads and moms? I have tried everything: holding her breath and blowing out her nose, pretending we are elephants and squirting water out, but nothing works. Any tips from those that have been there before?

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Any ideas dads and moms? I have tried everything: holding her breath and blowing out her nose, pretending we are elephants and squirting water out, but nothing works. Any tips from those that have been there before?

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Have you tried the National Guard?

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You can't.

 

It took mine until like 10 to even consider it.

 

They always wanted to try and suck it in... often giving excuses like "it hurts" or "I don't like it."

 

Once they figured it out, they were both like... "why didn't I always do this?"

 

 

Stupid kids.

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I told mine to push all his air out his nose. i didn't realize this was an issue. 

 

Yours must be a nose blowing prodigy

 

My daughter could do it when she was 18 months, but somewhere along the line forgot how to do it.  It's like she overthinks it.

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