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"Emmett&amp;#039;s first cold is still going strong a week later. The good news is, I&amp;#039;ve found two things that make him feel better. The bad news is \u2026 He HATES both of them!   The NoseFrida is a mom-powered nasal aspirator\u2014or &amp;quot;snotsucker.&amp;quot; Instead of sucking with air from an air-filled bulb, one end of the NoseFrida goes in a grown-up&amp;#039;s mouth, so there&amp;#039;s a lot more sucking power. And a lot more suction. Sucking the air in isn&amp;#039;t the tricky part. (Don&amp;#039;t worry, there&amp;#039;s a filter so mom and dad don&amp;#039;t swallow any boogies!) The tricky part is pinning down Emmett&amp;#039;s hands while holding his head still enough to get it in his nose. He cries hysterically the whole time, but he feels so much better after!   The other thing he gets really upset about is Boogie Wipes, which are just saline-soaked wipes that dissolve the boogies. Of course he can&amp;#039;t tell my what he hates about them, but I suspect it&amp;#039;s the potent artificial grape scent. (After I bought the grape, I learned the also come in Fresh Scent, Original Scent, and Unscented\u2014figures.) Emmett also cries every time I pull out the Boogie Wipes.  So here&amp;#039;s my question: If I KNOW he hates the NoseFrida and the Boogie Wipes, do I skip them both and save myself from a mini-tantrum? Or do I soldier on, knowing he&amp;#039;ll be better off in the long run? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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