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Boogie Wipes: Snot your average wipe

by Briana on February 3, 2009 · 13 comments

Boogie Wipes. The name made you stop and look, didn’t it? This is a must have product if you have a toddler. I can’t stand to see my child with snot smeared all over her face. However, she is one of those kids that always seem to have a runny nose – constant. You know the one. Maybe you have one too. So I was excited to try Boogie Wipes after reading the buzz on other blogs.

I was skeptical. I really didn’t think these could really be all that better than a regular wipe for the nose. I was pleasantly surprised when I didn’t have to “scrub” to get the dried ones off. Why are they better? They are hypoallergenic, alcohol free, lightly scented and have a unique formula which moisturizes with added Chamoomile, Vitamin E, and Aloe. They are gentle enough for ALL ages.

I think Boogie Wipes are the greatest thing. They are gentle YET effective. Instead of running from me, she is running to me telling me she needs a purple boogie wipe (they come in grape scent!). Usually it is a huge wrestling match to wipe the nose but not anymore! YAY! I do highly suggest cutting the wipes in half. I’ve found I can get more use out of a container if I cut them in half. They are still just as effective but I get twice the use.

Seriously, these things should be mandatory in Day Care Centers. All the snotty nose kids – including mine – running around need these for their little noses. And it is much more sanitary than Grandpa teaching them to wipe their nose on their sleeve!

They come in the following varieties: Fresh Scent, Grape Scent (Sofia’s fav!), and Magical Menthol. Available in 30 ct. packages for $3.99 or 10 ct. on the go packs for $2.99. These are available in many national chains as wells as online – you can find a store near you here.

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Do you have any funny Boogie Stories? I have a somewhat funny one. I have a relative, who will remain nameless who works in retail. She keeps facial tissue handy for all the snotty kids who come through her lane. She just hands them out whenever she sees one! She probably keeps Kleenex & Puffs in biz!

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ldfendley February 4, 2009 at 11:21 pm

My funny boogie story is that I have a 7 yr old who refuses to pick his nose. He gags and acts like it grosses him out when he has to blow it! BUT, I have a 19 mo old who wont keep her finger OUT of her nose. You can just imagine my “precious little girl” chasing my hulk of a 7 yr old around the house with a booger on her finger! :)

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Lori February 5, 2009 at 5:55 am

When my eleven month old is hamming it up for people when we’re out and about, he smiles; he giggles; he plays coy and rests his head on my shoulder while looking at the person out of the corner of his eye. His next move? Finger up the nose. How cute!

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shopannies February 5, 2009 at 9:21 am

I have a new granddaughter (5 months now) but everyday her momma calls me with a new problem. One day she called and said katelynn has a cold and snot is coming out of her nose. She acted as if it would kill her that her little one had running snot coming out of her nose. Need to tell you this daughter worked as a nurse aide so little snot should not bother her but it did lol

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Jill W February 5, 2009 at 9:33 am

My 22 month old likes to blow her nose with no kleenex…luckily she can't blow that hard yet & usually nothing comes out, but, these would come in handy when she starts really blowing! :)

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troegsgal February 6, 2009 at 9:27 pm

My son is 23 months and we use boogie wipes for him instead of tissues when he has a cold. The moisture in them allows his drink to stay moisturized instead drying out. We love them and the name!

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janetfaye February 7, 2009 at 9:03 am

My son called me last night and asked what he can do to stop his toddler from wiping his boogies on his shirt!

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brightleigh February 8, 2009 at 11:58 am

My child goes to daycare and of course the caregivers do not always have chances to wipe the kids’ noses. We were at church today having lunch and before I could wipe his nose, Seth takes his shirt sleeve and wipes it. The man sitting next to me says, “Seth you have a napkin to do that.” Seth proceeds to take his napkin and wipe off his shirt sleeve! Boogie Wipes are great! I love the Fresh scented ones! robandleighbright@suddenlink.net

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BoyScout.Mom February 8, 2009 at 5:52 pm

I have never heard of these. I would love to try the fresh scent, but the kids might prefer the grape. Thanks for the info!

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michelle February 10, 2009 at 9:14 pm

My son was having tons of colds that always turned into ear infections. Even though he was young (8mo) we got tubes in his ears. Next cold came along and his nose was running and his tubes (only a week in) were draining. I called the dr in a panic. “You said it was normal for some drainage but this seems like a lot.” Dr, “What does it look like?” Me, “Well, it’s kinda thick and well…green. Honestly, it looks like snot.” Dr, “That’s because it is.”

Gross! It was a whole week of wiping boogies from his nose AND both ears!
mi_chellemybelle at yahoo

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livingmyhappilyeverafter February 11, 2009 at 5:05 am

I took a close up of my 5 year old at christmas….Just as she stuck her finger up her nose. Naughty or nice?…. you be the judge.

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Rebecca C February 11, 2009 at 6:33 pm

My daughter was picking her nose (you know everyones kids do!) she ended up with a large one on her finger and stuck it right in my face! I told her to get a tissue and wipe it off after jumping back away from it. She decided to stick it in everyones faces and chase them around with it.

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