Boo-boo in a sentence as a noun

Except: Have some kids, realize that no amount of planning can predict a fever, a boo-boo in the playground,etc.

Apparently before Twatson fell down and threw a temper tantrum and demanded everyone kiss her invisible boo-boo. She made her move.

You can't prop the dollar up with gold if there's a major economic boo-boo - the value just isn't there to offset such massive deficiencies. When they tried exchanging dollars for gold under the BW system they started to run out of gold.

IMO one of the main reasons for performing some sort of redirection, kissing the boo-boo, etc is to find out if they are actually injured. In my experience my son may still indicate that his boo boo hurts a bit but he remains calm and verbalizes that fact.

Boo-boo definitions

noun

an embarrassing mistake