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When will my child be able to blow her own nose?
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Variable: Some children can blow their nose at age two while others take until age 5-6 before they can master the technique.
Answered 8/20/2014
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Blowing nose: Normally at 2 years old, but there are those that can do it at 15 months old and still some cannot even do it as an adult !
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