I was at the grocery store. All I had left on my list was frozen peas. However, my five-year-old was no where to be found. My three-year-old was running up and down the aisle opening all of the freezer doors. And my baby’s “hangry” scream was echoing throughout the frozen food aisle.

After wrangling my kids and rushing through the checkout line, I made a B line to my mini van. “Just keep it together,” was all I could think. Then something bad happened …

Grocery store hero

As I loaded my baby into his car seat, I felt a tap on my shoulder. I turned to see a man standing by my car. My son was next to him, sitting unbuckled inside the shopping cart. Confused, the man started to explain.

Apparently, while I was completely distracted with my baby, my shopping cart had rolled away, picked up speed and nearly crashed into a nearby parked car. The man saw the predicament and ran halfway across the parking lot and stopped my cart before my son became a projectile into the air.

I was so flustered and embarrassed by the entire situation, that I hardly muttered a “thank you”. I just finished buckling my kids and drove off.

Although, this happened years ago, I think back to that day every time I go to the grocery store. I am forever grateful for the stranger who saw a mother in need and didn’t hesitate.

Thanks.

Trust me. I don’t want to be at the grocery store anymore than my kids do.  But sometimes I have to go. I can’t leave my kids at home.  I would do online shopping more often if I was organized enough to plan ahead. I would also do it at night when my husband is home, but sometimes we are just too busy.

So, I just want to say thanks:

• Thanks to the man who saved my son’s life at the grocery store.
• Thanks to the five strangers who came to my rescue when my entire cart tipped over with three kids inside.
• Thanks to the store manager who was nice when my son dropped a jar of pickles on the ground.
• Thanks to the cashier who gives my kids Smarties and a stickers.
• Thanks to the other mom who totally gets it when my kids are screaming in the store.
• Thanks to the grocery store workers for leaving free fruit and samples for my kids.
• Thanks to EVERYONE for being so understanding.

Tips for shopping with kids

Obviously, I’m still perfecting grocery shopping with kids, but here’s some tips from some other moms:

• How to be successful while grocery shopping with kids
• Grocery store survival tips for mom
• The secret to grocery shopping with kids but without tantrums

And here’s some links to some awesome online shopping sites:

• Amazon Subscribe and Save
• Smith’s ClickList
• How I never go grocery shopping anymore
• Sam’s Club Scan & Go App

What other grocery store adventures have you had? Leave your comments below

Related link: 10 Reasons to Shop Somewhere Other Than Walmart

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There’s lots of balloon games out there, but this one is super easy and lots of fun. Plus, the best part is the kids love popping balloons. All you need is some balloons and some riddles. So let’s get started.

So, I was in charge of one of the games for our pack meeting this month. I didn’t have too much time to put it together. I decided to combine balloons and riddles. Here is what I did:

Print out your riddles

I put together a FREE PRINTABLE – Riddle Balloon Game handout that you can print out. It has 30 riddles on it. Just cut out each individual riddle and each answer.

Stuff and blow up the balloons

Carefully fold each riddle and each answer separately.  You don’t have to use all the riddles if you don’t want to. Stuff each riddle and answer in a separate balloon and then blow the balloons up. You don’t have to use helium balloons. Try using lots of colorful balloons.

I did the Riddle Balloon Game with four different groups of kids, so I had to keep all my balloons organized in different garbage bags. That way all of the riddles were in the same group of balloons with the correct answers.

Start poppin’!

To play the game, I gave each kid one or two balloons and a pin and explained that they needed to find the riddles inside the balloons and match them up with the answers.

Then they all popped their balloons at the same time. In retrospect, I think it would have been easier to have each kid pop their balloons one at a time. It was a bit chaotic  but fun nonetheless. Another idea would be to tape all the balloons to the wall.

Fun tip: Surprise riddle

For added excitement to the game, you can put a piece of paper in one of the balloons that says, “SURPRISE!” on it. The person who finds that piece of paper either gets a prize or they have to sit on a chair while someone pops a balloon full of glitter over their head.

Overall, the game was a blast and the cub scouts had a ton of fun.  I can’t think of very many kids who don’t like popping balloons.

More balloon games

Check out these links below for more balloon games that you can play at your next shin dig.

20 Balloon Games for Kids

10 Fun Balloon Games for Kids

Mystery Balloon Sensory Game

Balloon Tennis

What other fun balloon games have you played? Leave your comments below.

Related link: 17 Board Games Perfect for Toddlers

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Camping with kids (even babies) is not only possible, it’s FUN! But to make the venture a pleasant experience for everyone, you’ve got to have the right gear. We’ve got four boys and we go camping all the time, so I’ve compiled a list of kids camping gear ideas that will knock the hot dog right off your roaster.

Fishing Pole Campfire Roaster

Spice up your hot dog roaster with a fishing pole! Your kids will love this.

Bug Catcher Vacuum

Kids love catching bugs while they are camping. This toy let’s you catch bugs without even touching them. Guaranteed to be a hit.

Walkie Talkie Wrist Watch

My son got these for Christmas and he loves them. They are well-built and my son just grabs a buddy and they have so much fun with these.

Glow in the Dark Slap Band

When you’re sitting around the fire and it’s getting dark, your kids can disappear very quickly. Slap these are their wrists and you’ll know exactly where they are at all times.

Kids Pop-up Play Tent

If you’re tent camping, you’ll want this. Instead of your kids climbing in and out of your tent and getting dirt everywhere, set up a tent just for them.

Kids Hammock

Just find two trees and voila!

S’mores Grill

S’mores are tricky and messy. This tool lets your kids pile all the ingredients inside and start cooking. Easy and less mess.

Camping cup holder wall mount 

If you have a camper, you’ll want this. Instead of your kids getting tons of cups dirty or using endless amounts of plastic cups, have them hand their cup up on the cup holder. They will only get one cup dirty the entire trip!

Binoculars for Kids

My husband does not like our kids to use his binoculars when we’re camping.  So, let them have fun too and buy them a pair of their own.

Portable camping sink

Truth be told, I have never tried this product, but what a genius idea. With 4 1/2 stars on Amazon, you can’t go wrong.

Butterfly Nets

Hours of fun. So simple.

Portable Baby High Chair

When you camp with a baby, you don’t want to set them down in the dirt. This is a lifesaver.  Especially during meal time.

Kid-O-Bunk Camping Cot

This would work for a tent or a camping trailer. It saves space and gives you your own space.

Kids’ Hiking Backpack

Why should you have to carry everything when you’re hiking? It includes a whistle and a bungee so they can bring along their favorite stuffed animal.

Pretend Campout Toys

Toddlers like to feel grown up. That’s why they love this camping set with a carrying bag too!

Rocket Fishing Rod

Talk about awesome. Casting feels more like target practice. Now fishing and hunting are one in the same!

Campfire Cover

Campfire safety is always a concern when camping. This cool campfire cover keeps the embers hot and the fire safe at night. Then it’s ready to start back up in the morning. Plus, you won’t start the forest on fire while you’re sleeping.

Rechargeable Hand Warmers

You never know when the temperatures are going to drop and then you have cold kiddos. These rechargeable hand warmers with keep your kiddos toasty warm all night long.

Collapsible Kids Water Bottle

You need all the space you can get when you’re packing everything for camping. That’s why you’ll love this water bottle.

Hug Sleeping Bag

These are lightweight, portable and therapeutic for kids. They will love sleeping in this at night.

Pop N’ Play Portable Playard

If you didn’t already know, there’s dirt everywhere when you’re camping. This will keep your babies clean and happy the entire trip.

Baby Hiking Backpack

Lifesaver. Now you can actually go on hikes!

Insect Repellent Clip

My kids hate being sprayed with bug repellent. Now you don’t have to.

Glow-in-the-dark Ring Toss

This is a way fun game that your kids will play for hours.

Bee Flashlight, Easy-grip Handle

All the kids want their own flashlight. Problem solved.

Go Girl

This is no joke. These not only work, they work for little girls too.

So Much S’more To Do Book

Your S’mores world is about to be rocked. Check it out.

Mystical Campfire

These are so awesome. Comes in a pack of 12 and adds to the already mesmerizing campfire.

Bow and arrow set

Pocketknives and hatchets make me nervous. But bow and arrows are little bit more safe and hours of fun.

Bocce Ball

This is a new game similar to Bocce Ball, but specifically for kids. It’s easy and a lot of fun.

What fun products have you used for your kids during camping? Leave your comments below.

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This classroom door decoration idea for Teacher Appreciation Week is so cute. And there are like a bazillion of these ideas online. But I want to make your life easier. So keeping reading and you’ll see how my quick cut-and-paste process will make this project a snap.

Step #1: Gather door decoration supplies

Most schools will allow you to use their paper and other supplies to help you create your door decoration. I definitely took full advantage and gathered all the paper I needed.  Here’s a list of supplies that you’ll need:

• Colored butcher paper (blue, black, red, yellow, orange, green and brown)
• Glue
• Scissors
• White paper
• Tape
• Measuring tape
• Pen

Step #2: Assemble the background

The doors at our school are 35 inches x 83 inches. The blue butcher paper should be at least 60 inches long and the brown butcher paper should be at least 50 inches long. I overlapped the brown over the blue and made sure the final product was 83 inches long then I taped them together.

Step #3: Prep and glue the cutouts

I designed my door decoration ahead of time so it would be easier to put together. Use the design below as a guide to put together your door decoration.

Some of the items on the door decoration were small enough that I could print them on 8.5×11 paper and just cut them out. Here’s a FREE PRINTABLE – Door Decoration cutouts that you can print at home. Cut out each item and them lay them out on your background and them glue them into place.

Step #4: Cutout and glue remaining pieces

Here’s where you can use your creativity. Using the guide in step three, cut out the trees, tent, campfire and roasting stick. You kind of just have to eyeball it and see what looks good. It doesn’t have to be perfect. Then glue it into place.

Step #5: Tape it to the door

I made my door decoration ahead of time so that all I had to do was tape it to the door when I got to the school.  It was a piece of cake and turned out pretty good.

I also caught a glimpse of some of the other door decoration ideas at the school. They were so cute.  Here’s a few of them.

Of course, if you’re not in the mood to be crafty, here’s some pre-made classroom door decorations that you can buy on Amazon:

• Thank you teachers poster
• Hearts “Thank you for all you do” decorations

What cute ideas do you have for our teacher door decoration? Leave your comments below.

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Truth be told, I’m not a grandparent. But my kids have some AMAZING ones. So, when my neighbor mentioned that there’s nothing on Pinterest about grandparenting, I went to work. I interviewed several grandparents (including my parents and my mother-in-law) and asked them how to be a good grandparent.

How to be a good grandparent in a nutshell

1. Love them unconditionally
2. Start an electronics basket
3. Make a story time sock puppet
4. Learn how to connect virtually
5. Hire your grandkids to earn some money
6. Be open to babysitting
7. Leave disciplining to the parents
8. Focus on one-on-one time
9. Mail special birthday cards
10. Say “Yes” when you get invited
11. Baby-proof your house
12. Look at them in the eyes
13. Schedule a game night
14. Spoil them like crazy
15. Host a Lego play date
16. Host a cooking or mani/pedi date
17. Don’t forget about Grandpa
18. Give an open invitation to Sunday dinner
19. Make family vacations a priority
20. Attend extracurricular activities

#1: Love them unconditionally

This one almost goes without saying. But none of your grandkids need a critic, they need a grandparent to love them no matter what!

#2: Start an electronics basket

Two of my neighbors have an electronics basket inside their front door.  ALL of their grandkids (and kids) know that when they walk into their grandparent’s house, cell phones go in the basket. Set the expectation. You’ll only have a couple of hissy fits and then they get over it.

#3: Make a story time sock puppet

Reading books with your grand kids is probably one of the most rewarding things you can do. My neighbor took it a step further and made a sock puppet named Freddy. Her grand kids ask for a story from Freddy every time they come over. She even uses Freddy on Skype to tell stories to her grandkids who live out of state. Check out this post on how to make your own sock puppet or you can just buy one here.

#4: Learn how to connect virtually

If you don’t know what Skype, Marco Polo, FaceTime or Google Duo are, then you need to get with the program. These are apps that will help you stay connected to your grandkids. They are video calling apps.

But, we’re getting ahead of ourselves. First, you need a Smart phone ASAP. Then you can log into Facebook and Instagram. If you don’t know how to do that, just ask one of your grandkids.

#5: Hire your grandkids to earn some money

I can’t tell you how many weeds I pulled working in the yard for my grandparents. They taught me the importance of hard work, plus I got to earn money. It’s a great excuse to see your grandkids more often and they’ll thank you for it later.

#6: Be open to babysitting

Last year, my husband and I went on a trip to France for 10 days. So, who watched our four kids that whole time? Yep, you guessed it, grandma and grandpa! It may be hard and very tiring to watch your grandkids overnight but your children will be incredibly grateful and your grandkids will love you even more.  I mean what kid doesn’t love a sleepover at grandmas?

#7: Leave disciplining to the parents

My mother-in-law said this one best. “You don’t have to be the mom. Just be the grandma. Let your mothers do the disciplining. You just get to love them.”

#8: Focus on one-on-one time

Sometimes when you have too many grand kids with you, you end up being a referee. Instead, try spending time with your grandkids one-on-one, especially during the teenage years.

#9: Mail special birthday cards

Kids LOVE mail (especially mail from a grandparent). So, even if your grand kids live next door, mail them a birthday card and slip in some money. That one simple thing will mean the world to them. Check out this post and this post on ideas for some homemade birthday cards.

#10: Say “yes” when you get invited

So, you can’t make it to the birthday party for your grandson. No big deal. But it only takes hearing the word “no” a few times and your kids will stop calling. Just prioritize. Is that calendar item more important than spending time with your grandkids? You decide.

#11: Baby-proof your house

My mom is wonderful at making her home welcoming to all of her grandchildren. The bottom drawer in her kitchen is filled with toys and her basement is catered to all things kids. The trick is to not freak out when your grand kids stand on the couch or spill a cup of water on the carpet. There are worse things. Just remember, you want them to come back.

#12: Look them in the eyes

Nothing says “I love you” more than 100 percent of your undivided attention. Pause, look them in the eyes and just listen every time you see them.

#13: Schedule a game night

Once a month, try to schedule a night with one of your children and his or her family. Pull all the board games out of the cupboard and have fun. Here’s 17 board games perfect for toddlers, if you need some ideas.

#14: Spoil them like crazy

I don’t give my kids gum. But, when my kids are with grandma, let get all the gum that they want. It’s like the saying goes, “The world needs Grandmas ‘cuz grandkids aren’t going to spoil themselves.”

#15: Host a Lego playdate 

Every grandparent with grandsons needs a huge box of random Legos. Those boys need something to play with when they come over! Better yet, buy a small box of Legos for each of your grandsons and invite them over to have a Lego playdate. But most importantly, sit down and play Legos with them. Click here for some fun Lego party ideas.

#16: Host a cooking or mani-pedi playdate 

Do you remember Glamour Shots? Well, I do, because my grandma took me and my cousin and sister there. We looked like we stepped out of a 80s music video and it was totally awesome. You can get a kids cooking kit and try some new recipes or pull out the spa kit and have a girls night. They will love it.

#17: Remember grandpa

Don’t worry Grandpa. We love you. Just make sure that Grandma doesn’t get all of the attention. You gotta work for that love.

#18: Give open invitations to Sunday dinner

Wherever there is free, home cookin’ the grandkids will follow. Sunday just wouldn’t be Sunday without dinner as a family.

#19: Make family vacations a priority

Every year, our family goes to Yellowstone. My days spends 11 months of the year planning fun activities for the grand kids specifically for our family vacation. He never fails to impress either. It means so much to our kids. These are the memories our kids will always hold close to their hearts.

#20: Go to the sports games and extracurricular activities

Call your kids right now and ask them for all of the schedules of all your grandkids extracurricular activities. Then show up.

What other ideas do you have for being an AMAZING grandparent? Leave your comments below.

Related article: Top 10 Unique Mom Must-Haves for mom and baby

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Which household items are unsafe for my kids? We all know to put the medicine, knives and cleaners out of reach, but there are other common household items in our own homes that may cause serious harm to our children. These are items that you wouldn’t think normally be a problem but in the right circumstances, may be harmful. Take a look at the following list of household items and how you can avoid any accidents in the future.

#1: Laundry detergent pods

Although super handy, these little pods look like candy to a little kids. Plus, they are the perfect size to pop in your mouth. According to the Poison Control website, if swallowed, serious effects can occur quickly. They include severe vomiting, severe breathing trouble, burns to the esophagus, and coma. The liquid from laundry pods also can cause burns to the eye and skin.

#2: Super Glue

Super glue, of course, is not good if ingested, but what if it gets on your hands? Well, my little one-year-old hated it on his hands so he ripped it off. And it left an awful scar after it healed. Then, a year later, my kids left the super glue out and he did it again! Although, not all kids will try to take the glue off their hands, it’s best to keep this household item hidden or on a high shelf.

If one of your kids do get it on his or her hands, here’s a post on how to remove it.

#3: Button Batteries

This is a scary one and it happened to my good friend. Her son found a button battery in an old remote control and swallowed it. Long story short, it started burning his esophagus! He was rushed to the hospital and doctors performed an emergency surgery to remove the battery. He was able to completely recover, but if my friend not responded as quick as she did, they might have had a completely different outcome.  You can read the entire story here.

This household item is easy to leave lying around because they are inside of common products such as remote controls. Anything that uses a button battery should be placed out of reach of children.

#4: Magnets

These fun little toys are also very dangerous, particularly high-powered magnets. From 2009 to 2013, roughly 2,900 children and teenagers went to the emergency room because they had ingested at least one high-powered magnet. Check out the full article here. If ingested, the magnets can cling to each other in different parts of the body and perforate an organ, causing severe damage.

Despite the efforts of consumer advocates, high-powered magnets are still allowed to be sold in store. But as for us, you won’t find any of these magnets in our home.

#5: Water beads

These innocent little beads have been super popular in our home for a long time. Little did I know they are one of those dangerous household items. If swallowed, the beads can continue to grow once inside the body, causing blockages and life-threatening damage. And the beads may not be visible on X-rays, according to healthychildren.org.

It’s best to not have these beads in your home if you have children under three years old. But even then, it’s kind of risky.

#6: Dressers

When my oldest was two years old, he decided to climb the open dresser drawers to the top. Of course, he didn’t get very far before it started to fall toward him to the ground. Luckily, I was right there and caught the dresser before it crushed him. It was a close call and gave me a really good scare.

It is easy to secure your dresser to the wall. Furniture wall anchor straps will do the trick. Plus, it will give you the peace of mind knowing there won’t be an accident when you’re not around. Dressers are common household items. If you don’t want to secure them to the wall, you can also buy child safety locks for the drawers so they at least can’t open them.

#7: Stools

They’re just stools right? Well, my kids scoot our stools everywhere. And so little toddlers, it can be dangerous if they scoot over to the oven, to the pantry to climb the shelves or the sink and the disposal. Plus, kids fall off stools all of the time and can break bones and receive head injuries. Sadly, it has happened to our kids more often than I care to admit.

The rule at our house is they are not allowed to stand on the stools. They are only for sitting. That prevents most of the accidents right there. If you want to take it a step further, you can buy a toddler standing tower for your kids to stand on and help at the counter. Or you can buy some stools with a backrest that adds another layer of protection.

#8: Hard candy, food, coins & toys

Choking is the leading cause of injury and death among children.

So, which choking hazards are the main culprits? Hard candy. Yep. In fact, according to the Huffington Post, between 2001 and 2009, more than 16,100 children ages 14 and younger visited the emergency room because they were choking on hard candy.

Here are some other culprits that you should keep an eye one when you have little ones running around:

• Hot Dogs
• Nuts
• Popcorn
• Chips
• French fries
• Legos
• Coins

Unfortunately, this is a hard one to monitor because well, we all have to eat. But we can eliminate a lot of hazards. Keep you house tidy and free of tiny toys. Don’t leave spare changing laying around. Stay close to your children during meal times. Don’t allow your kids to run around when they are eating something. You can also have an anti-choking device on hand that will easily dislodge an object stuck in a child’s throat.

#9: Window blinds

More than 16,000 children in the US were treated in emergency departments for injuries caused by window blinds between 1990 and 2015, an average of almost two children every day, according to NPR.org. The main danger are the cords that hang right at the perfect height for children to become entangled and essentially hang themselves.

Here are some great ideas to make these household items safer for your children. Some of these ideas include:

• Temporary – tuck cords up high
• Cut looped cords
• Install cordless blinds
• Install or use safety devices

#10: Treadmills

Treadmills have been called the healthy danger in your home. The most common types of injuries we see from treadmills are usually from kids are reaching, climbing or crawling onto a moving belt to reach a parent or sibling. Small fingers and hands will quickly get caught in the belt mechanism resulting in removal of skin and muscles, serious burns, fractures, amputations, and other injuries. Children can also be thrown from the equipment, resulting in larger fractures or concussions.

Here’s some tips to keep your children safe from treadmills:

• Store the emergency safety key in a separate place
• Keep unplugged when not in use
• Do not use when children are nearby
• Teach older children and teenagers the dangers of treadmills

What household items have you found that might cause harm or injury to your child(ren)?  Leave your comments below.

Related link: 7 Powerful Resources to Help Teach your Kids about Pornography

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Board games are perfect for family time on a Sunday afternoon. But sometimes our cute little toddlers have a short attention span and a hard time keeping up with their older brothers. Particularly our little 2-year-old who likes to grab all the pieces and throw them. So, I’ve found some awesome board games that are easy enough for our toddlers and fun enough for everyone else.

All of these board games for toddlers have something in common. They are very simple and don’t take very long to play. That’s the key to any toddler board game.

Soggy Doggy

Don’t worry.  You don’t get wet at all when you play this game. I didn’t even think it was that great but my kids LOVE it. You never know when the doggy is going to start shaking. Make sure you put a towel underneath the game and play it on the table.

Hot Potato

This game is so simple and that’s why it’s so great. Toss the potato but don’t be caught with it when the music stops. Anyone can play it.

Loopin’ Chewie

Okay, so my kids can’t get enough of this game. We have the original version called Loopin’ Louie but it’s exactly the same. You just hit this plastic bumper that keeps Chewie from knocking down your Storm Troopers. My kids always want to play this board game. It never seems to get old.

Yeti in my Spaghetti

This board game is kind of like Jenga but with plastic spaghetti noodles. I love it and it’s fun to say too.

Jumping Jack

If you pull out the wrong carrot, Jack pops off into the air. Follow the rules or just pull out the carrots over and over.

Let’s go Fishin’

I remember playing this one when I was little. When a game has been around that long, you know it’s a good one.

Perfection

The best part about this board game is that no batteries are required. Plus, it helps your kids practice their shapes.

Don’t break the ice

This game is a little bit hard for little ones to set up, but everyone can participate. Just hit the blocks of ice out with the hammer but don’t let the penguin fall.

Zingo

This is like Bingo with a twist. You just have to be quick and grab the chip that matches the picture on your card before someone else does.

Greedy Granny

This is a dumbed-down version of Don’t Wake Daddy.  It is much easier for the little ones because you don’t have a board. You just take items off of Granny’s TV tray and push the button.  Super simple and fun!

Don’t Spill the Beans

Stack the beans on top of the pot, but don’t be the one to make it tip over. This one is a lot like Yeti in My Spaghetti and Don’t Break the Ice.

Pie Face

This game only seems to last like 10 minutes, but it’s a fun 10 minutes and my little ones are the funnest to play it with.

Hungry Hungry Hippos

Anyone can push a button and that’s all you have to do with this game.  It’s intense and a lot of fun.

Honey Bee Tree

This is one of those fun family board game for toddler. Players must carefully remove leaves without dislodging the sleeping bees. The player with the fewest bees in their tray at the end of the game is the winner.

Lucky Ducks

This is like the carnival game but you can do it at home.  I don’t like a lot of matching games for toddlers because they just want to mess up all the cards, but Lucky Ducks is much more interactive and easier for little ones.

Crocodile Dentist

This game has hard any parts so it’s easy to take care of and your kids will love it. Push the teeth in but don’t let the crocodile bite you!

Elefun

This is such a fun game. I compare it to bubbles without the mess. Basically you try to catch all the butterflies that the elephant blows out his trunk.  So fun and cute.

What board games do you like to play with your toddlers? Leave your comments below.

Related link: How to help your kids love the dentist

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