Cuts and scrapes are inevitable parts of childhood, but for kids, the sight of blood or nicks on their smooth skin can be traumatic. That's why moms like me horde bandages in every shape, color, and character, because they're often the only way to stop the hysteria over little skinned knee.
My medicine cabinet is currently filled with no less than 10 different varieties, from Dora to Phineas and Ferb. None of those, however, can even compare to the new augmented reality ones from Band-Aid. Yes, I said augmented reality Band-Aids.
At first, I was ready to roll my eyes at yet another way we have to ruin a simple, childhood staple with more screen time. Then I started looking at them further and decided they're pretty brilliant.
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This story sounds horrible, but it could have been so much worse. Harleagh McNaught was pushing her 2-year-old daughter Raelyn in a stroller through their Arizona town. They came to a crosswalk where a semi truck hauling rock was about to make a left turn. Harleah saw the truck, but thought it was going to stop. It did not.
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I dare you not to laugh at this video. This is the one story that will separate the saints from the rest of us sinners. You know who you are. Your kid gets himself into some ridic situation. He's crying. He's scared. So why are you laughing? Because. Look at that kid!
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