We have been attacked by the snot monster at our house. Yuck! These pictures do not give justice to the nastiness that has taken residence in my son's nostrils. It's like a scene out of X-Files or something. It is constantly flowing. Oozing may be more appropriate a term. For crying out loud, learn to sniff, child! James is getting 5, count 'em, 5 new teeth. Contrary to what doctors say about it being coincidence that kids have a runny nose with new teeth, my kids get a runny nose with every new tooth. That seems a little too coincidental. So, with 5 teeth coming in, of course James' runny nose has hit with a vengeance like no other. 
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Eeeeew. Another thing doctors don't know is that kids DO get fevers when they teeth. If this isn't the case then why do all my kids get a temperature and then get teeth at the same time. It must be pure coincidence. Crazy! James, I hope your teeth feel better soon. You will love what you'll be able to do with them.
YIKES! I am all too familiar with the snotty nose lately. With five new teeth he is building, no wonder he's sleeping. Poor guy.
Oh how I HATE teething. Ollie has both top and bottom now, phew! It has been almost as bad as getting an arm cut off. And yes, he totally had a runny nose ALL times, I love how doctors always think they know best and we are all just crazies. Nice try. 5 all at the same time, poor kid. Is he still sleeping, or fussy much. Ols was so dramatic about the whole thing.
Okay, I just read your comment on the monster post about reading THIS post to Matthew. That is hilarious. :)
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