HELP KID ATE SUDOCREAM

I don’t even know how to explain this other than my 19 month old got into the container of sudocream while I was cleaning
Not even 2 min I feel absolutely horrible was around her mouth on her hands all over my couch ( probably because it was on her hands) I think she only got a little bit and I wipe what I could see in her mouth with a cloth do I go to hospital ?!?! We’ve never had this happening !!!

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If you're worried you can always call poison control and tell them what happened. They can tell you if you need to go to the hospital. You can also rinse out her mouth to help get it out if she ate more than what you saw. 1-800-222-1222

Update I called poison center she’s fine 🤣 but what the hell these toddlers have no chill

This is adorable she will be totally fine! Unless of course it was mouthfuls and mouthfuls.

Aa above call poison center or 111 if you are worried. I would only be doing hosp or a&e if there was symptoms of a reaction

Girl I ate a whole tub of sudocrem as a baby and I’m still here 🤣

Dont worry its okay
Mine did that too! I freaked iut but was all okay. I took her to gp and doc laughed

My son done this for the first time last night but I see so many baby’s that have done I just thought we’re at that stage are we 🤣

If it's a little bit no harm to baby if you not sure how much the baby had taken call the poison control or seek information help from a doctor 🙂

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