It's Blue!

[billroper]

daisy_knotwise bought markers for Katie. Julie found them. Oh, dear.

	It's Blue! Julie found Katie's markers. Hilarity ensued. Yes, Julie, your hand is blue. And that's not all.
	My Blue Sister Katie is now trying to convince everyone that she had *nothing* to do with her sister being blue. Entertainingly, that's probably true. Julie, meanwhile, has found the Eeyore bath toy, which she's starting to match.

The good news is that the markers were the washable kind. The bad news is that Julie's still got this distinctive smurfish look on various parts of her body.

Comments

[poltr1]

M has found my Sharpies....and likes them. Yesterday she colored one of her hands black. So I had to drag out the L.O.C., which works like a champ on permanent marker stains.

[jerusha.livejournal.com]

Oh... dear. Yeah, that's one for the adolescent blackmail album :)

[judifilksign.livejournal.com]

I have found baby wipes to be quite effective in removing markers from skin, even better than soap, water and elbow grease.

[hsifyppah.livejournal.com]

Hand sanitizer works very well too! Though the smell of it is probably a bit much to use near baby's face.

[fireskin.livejournal.com]

AHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! *breathes* AHAHAHAHAHAHA!

[drawshad.livejournal.com]

As does (surprisingly) flouridated toothpaste. And then you have the added bonus of smelling nice and minty fresh :)

[drawshad.livejournal.com]

Color Wonder is your friend :)

[ladyrutile.livejournal.com]

just wait...when Betony was a teen she colored her hair in vertical stripes with washable markers...

[catalana.livejournal.com]

*giggle* That's so cute.

[daddy-guido.livejournal.com]

Here's hoping they were also the non-toxic kind, since it looks like she ate half of the blue one.

[billroper]

Oh, yeah. Anything we allow in the house is either non-toxic or locked up. The alternative would not be pretty.