Band-Aid Bandages, Nickelodeon That Girl Lay Lay, Assorted, 20 ct

Super cute and my daughter loves them. Great price and quality.

Box arrived busted open. Bandage didn’t stick well

These are great band aids. My daughter loves them so much. We need more lay lay things!

Adhesive bandages are pretty much a part of having kids. While getting a cut is no fun, there's no reason that you can't make the best of it or at least make the situation more interesting. These bandages are well-suited for little girls, particularly for those interested in the show That Girl Lay Lay.The bandages come in a couple of different sizes and are decorated with artwork from the show. These are not dissimilar to bandages themed after other programming such as Blue's Clues (dating myself a bit here), Spiderman and others. The artwork doesn't make the bandages work any better, but it does add a little psychological positivity to an otherwise negative scenario.These are otherwise typical plastic Band-Aids.The price is low for this assortment, which is good. These will not break the bank.If you have a young girl in the family that likes the show That Girl Lay Lay, these are appropriate to have around and will work nicely as regular bandages. The designs are show-themed which can help take some of the negative vibes away from a cut and turn it into something a little less negative.

I have no idea who Lay Lay is, but she makes some fun and colorful bandages! These are normal Band-Aids with some colorful, fanciful images of things like horses with a horn that makes it fun to get cuts and scrapes! "What will be on this Band-Aid?" I wonder as I reach in to pull one out for the latest consequence of my practice of the manly arts of woodworking, auto maintenance or needlepoint.When I was a kid I hated getting a scraped knee because I knew Mom was simply going to slap a boring, plain Band-Aid on it. "But Mom! Why aren't there more color Band-Aids? These boring Band-Aids hardly make it worth getting hurt." "Well, son, this isn't the 21st century where parents have so much money and so little sense about practical living that they pay extra for licensed characters on disposal consumer products. Maybe someday!" Mom had no idea how right she was...