Sorry the above is called a BOO-BOO Bunny

Thank so much for the info you guys are some

I have also found it is better to use a red, brown, or patterned washcloth. Sometimes the site of blood can upset little ones and the color or pattern will help disquise it. You can also get some small re-freezable ice blocks (made to be used in drinks) and keep them in the freezer. Some of them even have cute patterns on them or small items inside (of course that may make them want to eat them) then there is the old teething ring that could be used in a pinch too.

beverly

The only problem is that I need something that can be reusable Kids always bump their heads etc and I dont know if financialy the bunnys would be good. I do love the idea and it is so cute.

Here's a recipe that I have...
Gel Pack
3 parts water, 1 part rubbing alcohol. Mix then seal in freezer bag, then just to be sure no leeks...place in a second bag. Place in freezer. The more alcohol you use, the softer the pack will be, making it more gentle on the Boo Boo. I have never done these, but I know some that have made them. Good Luck!!!

Cheri - That sounds pretty neat. I am a preschool teacher and think I will give it a try. Also, you can throw away the outside bag and replace it after use for sanitary issues.
Barb :)

That sounds great I will have to give it a tr barb from pa what do you use now???

Usually just an ice cube in a sandwich bag, covered with a paper towel - fancy, huh?

For bigger boo-boos, a bag of frozen peas in a zip lock bag. It can mold around the injured area. Put back in freezer and reuse. Our school uses what Barb said, an ice cube or two in a sandwich bag. The kids feel like they've been cared for and usually put it down very shortly.