Crying stopped immediately. "You fix-it my thumb? Oh thanks, Mom!" and off she ran, happy as can be.This happened a few more times over the course of a few weeks, and now the frequency is increasing. From once a week, to once every few days to every day, and now 4 times TODAY. She no longer screams and cries, but it still freaks her out a little.
She'll run up to me, show me her bent thumb and say, "fix my thumb, Mom! It's not working!" I'll pop it back (yes, it takes a small amount of pressure/force...but it does go back) and off she runs.
What is wrong with my kid's thumb? This is the thumb she sucks when she sleeps...could that be related to the problem? Has something similar ever happened to you?
3 comments:
Sounds like a double-jointed discovery. Hopefully, in time, she'll be able to figure out how to not get it into that position, or at least, how to get it back herself.
Teach her to show other people and gross them out. It'll be the joke that never dies!
That's crazy!
I think she's double jointed too!! maybe she'll be one of those people who go on tv shows just to pop their arms out of joint and swing around her body....could be cool!
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