I realized Bryson had been working on fixing his speedometer on his VW van and had left a bottle of super adhesive on the table. I yelled for him to come help. I took A-tot into my bathroom to try to get her fingers apart. When we got to the bathroom I realized her other hand was in the same stiff position with her pinky and ring finger stuck together. Bryson started googling how to get the glue off. He was yelling ideas to me from the dining room where he was surveying the damage there. Soap and warm water. Nope, too late for that. Finger nail polish remover. That seemed to start to soften the thin spots a little. So I filled a cup with finger nail polish remover and put both her hands in to soak. I would alternate between hands rubbing and peeling the glue trying to get her fingers apart and remove at least some of the glue. It was a long process, but I was thrilled when I got her fingers apart. I continued working to get as much glue off as I safely could. When I was satisfied that she could at least move her hands freely with some spots of glue still there I was happy.
She was very patient during the whole process, which I am very grateful for. I looked her in the eyes and was telling her I was all done when I realized there was a shiny spot on her cheek...and hair was stuck to it. I started feeling around and realized she had gotten it on her cheek and in a couple of locks of hair. Ugh. I got a paper towel soaked in fingernail polish to try to at least get the hair detached from her face. Luckily it was thinner than the stuff on her hands and didn't take as long to get off. I had to cut out all the hair with glue, but, luckily with a head full of curls, you really can't tell much.
In the mean time Bryson was dealing with the damage in the dining room. I heard the sander go on about halfway through cleaning A-tot. Both the wood table and hardwood floors were splattered with the rock-hard adhesive. Bryson did a great job getting the adhesive off with the sander. We have some touch up to do with stain and sealer on both, but it looks like everything (and everyone) will recover from hurricane A-tot's latest exploration.