My 2 year old woke up with ink all over his face and body. It seems that he had a broken ink pen in his bed and rolled around on it all night. My biggest worry is it is by his eyes. Can anyone help? Thank you.
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I went to search for you to see what answers I can find and it seems Rubbing Alcohol (available at Pharmacy's) is the best solution - be careful around the eyes though the vapors may sting.
Here's the link where I went, lots of answers here: answers.yahoo.com/
Good luck,
Monique
Somerset.UK
I think you can use Avons skin so soft bath oil to remove it safely he will be well moisturized if it doesn't work...LOL
Any that doesn't come off easily, will just wear off. What is near his eyes will not bother his eyes, so no worries.
I once had a 12 year old son's back covered in perm. marker
and it was very dry. His buddy inked him with drawings
and no skin was visible on his back!!! I was ready to
PUMICE the kid, but of course I did no such thing.
I got it all off with babywipes and I added a drop
of rubbing alcohol and baby oil and it came off easy.
The other mom of buddy scrubbed her kid's back with
a wash cloth and soap and most stayed on.
She followed my instructions and got her son
cleaned up....
Well, sounds like you've gotten some good advice here. Gee, the things that happen with kids. I'm surprised that very thing hasn't happened at my house. My son likes to take things to bed with him and sometimes they are sort of odd things, like paper, little cars and such. This reminds me of something that happened to my brother when we were young. He decided to draw a mustashe on his face but didn't know he was using a permanant marker. I had a boyfriend over and I guess he thought he'd be real funny and came running in and said "just call me Jose"....well the joke was on him because the marker did not wash off. My Mom did the best she could to scrub it off but a lot remained and his skin got irritated and red.
I know your son didn't do it on purpose but the other story of the two boys that covered their backs with marker reminded me of my rascally brother. He was always up to something like that....it's a wonder he made it to adult-hood!
If the ideas here don't work, I would suggest putting something into search on the internet and see what comes up or you might call your pediatrician's office and ask them what they suggest. I know our kid's Dr's office is always happy to give advice over the phone.
Good luck!
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