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Sometimes a plain old bandaid won't do. Sometimes your skinned-knee tot requires some deluxe first aid — alá a lovely Ouch Art School bandaid.
Six different designs for your toddler's boo-boos: Rainbow, Stars, Waves, Zig-Zag, Dots, and Squares in three different shapes. Latex free. $5.95
Also fun: Comic Strip bandages.
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Comments (6)
oh I like them they are so cool!
My daughter would flip for these. She looks for any excuse to put on a band aid. She'll bump her arm or knee on a piece of furniture, and the mark won't even be red, and she'll demand one. I wonder if you can buy these at Target, Walmart or drug store?
I'm with Cynthia, my nephew would be like, oooh I bumped into a pillow, can I have a star bandaid? Oops my chicken hit my mouth too hard, how about a squiggly line one? But they're definitel awesome.
very cute!!My kids love band aids.
Those are sooo cute!
My mom had to make a rule when I was little that if there was no blood, you got NO band-aid. I STILL love patterned band-aids, but stick to the blood rule.