Youtube to the Rescue.

Do you use YouTube as how to manual?  We do.  Anytime we need to fix something or try something new, we seem to end up on YouTube.  For example, once Rob needed to fix the washer.  He found a YouTube post of a mother fixing her washer (you could hear yelling kids in the background).  I usually use YouTube to check out cooking things.

Most recently however, Caleb had a loose tooth.  Normally our treatment of a loose tooth is to let time take its course, but for some reason this tooth hurt a lot.  My theory was that there was a piece of it hitting a nerve.  So seeing that this loose tooth was causing more than average discomfort, I went to the experts - I searched YouTube.  We watched two - both claiming painless tooth removal.   The first one was a girl pushing her tooth forward with her tongue, which worked for her, but wasn't working for Caleb.  The second one showed a preteen boy with a loose molar.  His technique was to put your finger where the gum meets the tooth and push inward.  He didn't get his out that way, so it pushed out from the other side and the tooth popped out.  Caleb watched, found the spot and in second, with no drama popped the tooth out.

After he (the YouTube kid) pulled his tooth, he brought out his very cute chihuahua, which the girls appreciated very much!