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trusted by parents nationwide. Tracy, welcome to the mom room. I have a question to start with. Okay. I'm already nervous. Your face is making me nervous. I'm trying not to giggle. It's not funny. Okay. In the email, it talked about a time where one of your children put a bead up their nose. Oh yeah. And you had to go to the ER. Okay, I always hear,

it almost seemed like a wives tale, like kids put things up their noses. Please explain how old.

Let's see. It was probably last year. So my kid was probably four. Okay. And it was during nap time.

And they had those like beads. They're not even like the really tiny ones. They're like, you know, they're like the friendship bracelet beads. Okay. And they had made friendship bracelets at school and one of them had broken and I thought I threw out all the pieces. And then like at the end of nap time when they were waking up sort of, they were like crying and like calling for me and I was

like oh my god what's going on so I go in and he's like and I was like what's happening and he was like

oh my god what's going on like this is so weird and he was like I put it in my nose and I was like what

did you put in your nose? He was like I put in my nose like what did you put in your nose? He was like, I put in my nose. Like, what did you put in your nose? It's like, it's stuck. It's stuck. I was like, what are you talking about? And it was this orange bead. And he just put it in there. And then it got stuck. And we tried the thing where you like close, you like blow into one nostril, but it wasn't coming out so we had to go to the ER and then

they tried to like take it out with tweezers and it wasn't coming out and he was freaking out so then

they were like going to have to give him like a sedative or something and then we switched to the

other part of the ER different doctor came in and she was very calm and she had this like I don't know if you ever seen this thing it's like a balloon it's like a tiny stick and on the end of the same it has like a balloon and the way that the bead was situated was that the hole was parallel to the hole of his nose so she just stuck it in really calmly and started to blow up the balloon and it just came right out. And it was like,

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