I guess that s why one of my University Professors (Dr. Walter Nosal) used to tell us, and very seriously I might add, that children under the age of 3, should be wearing football helmets until they learn how to walk! I m very glad that your little girl is doing well. However, your description of blood from one of her nostrils concerns me and I would tell you that unless you have been clearly watching her for at least 24 hrs. since her fall that it would be BEST to take her to the Emergency Room and allow them to check her over and obtain (if they choose) an imaging study of the head such as a CT scan. At the very LEAST you should be putting a phone call in to the girl s pediatrician to explain what just happened. I ll bet they will give you the same advice. In these types of cases it is not unheard of for a person to suffer a wicked blow to the head and pop right back up to their feet as if nothing happened and then, at some time later (within 24 hrs) suddenly pass out and become unconscious. That s why her level of consciousness being normal means very little to me if it s been less than 24 hrs. Of course, if she were in any other condition or state of mind I know we wouldn t even having this discussion but we don t want to be fooled into a false sense of security. If you would like to address more questions directly to my attention on this or any other subject matter please feel free to look me up directly at: http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-dariush-saghafi/68474 Would you please give a little feedback and a STAR RATING to this question if you feel the information was of value to you? Regards and be well to your little one and the rest of your family.