My maternal aunt took me to the Prophet ﷺ and said, "Messenger of Allah, my sister's son is in pain."He wiped my head and prayed for blessing for me, then performed ablution. I drank from the water of his ablution. I stood behind his back and looked at the seal between his shoulders, and it was like the Zirr of a bridal canopy.
حدثنا قتيبة حدثنا حاتم بن إسمعيل عن الجعد بن عبد الرحمن قال سمعت
ذهبت بي خالتي إلى النبي ﷺ فقالت يا رسول الله إن ابن أختي وجع فمسح برأسي ودعا لي بالبركة وتوضأ فشربت من وضوئه فقمت خلف ظهره فنظرت إلى الخاتم بين كتفيه فإذا هو مثل زر الحجلة
Agreed upon [by Bukhari and Muslim]. Bukhari narrated it in the Book of Supplications, chapter on supplicating for children with blessing and wiping their heads, no. 6352, and Muslim, no. 2345, both from Qutayba, with this wording.There are also narrations on this subject from Salman [Shamail, no. 21], Qurra bin Iyas [Shamail, no. 59], Jabir bin Samura [to come, no. 3646], Abu Rimtha [Ahmad, 2/226], the hadith of Rumaytha [Shamail, no. 18], Burayda [Shamail, no. 21], Abdullah bin Sarjas [Shamail, no. 23], Amr bin Akhtab [Shamail, no. 20], and Abu Saeed [Shamail, no. 22].