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17 January 2007

Lessons For New Parents, Part I: If your child hasn't dirtied his diaper in a bit, be hesitant before rubbing his bottom too vigorously during a wet diaper change. If you do, he may unleash a tubgirl-esque fountain of liquid poop across the room, splattering you, the changing pad, and the floor. And, while you frantically try and clean the poop, he will do what knows he how to do best: pee on you.
Eww. Ewwwww. EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.
posted by ThePinkSuperhero 17 January | 20:28
Heh, the old Hershey Squirts eh? Yep, good times.

Congratulations, my man.
posted by danostuporstar 17 January | 20:40
Oh sure, keep all the fun for yourself.

You haven't lived until he throws up in your mouth while you're kissing him.
posted by iconomy 17 January | 20:47
iconomy, oh noooooooo!

Kids: Instead of heading for the toilet they come running towards you to inform you of their distress. Then they barf all over you, your bed, your hair. Great times. :)
posted by LoriFLA 17 January | 20:49
Boy, I sure am looking forward to Part II!
posted by mudpuppie 17 January | 21:12
Oh man. I've experienced all of the above, and I don't even have any kids yet.
posted by Specklet 17 January | 21:18
I am laughing like a loon Specklet. Do you have pets or were these boyfriends? ;)
posted by LoriFLA 17 January | 21:21
Well dear brainwidth the quantity and smell of the poop right now is tolerable. Wait till he starts eating real foods. That, is a smell I want to forget.

Wait till he throws up and after you just cleaned up the place, he throws up once more.

Or wait till he is "potty trained" but you find your favorite pillow/coat/dress all smelly and such.

Yes, the good times. You have not seen anything yet. :)

Nevertheless, congratulatulatulatulations!
posted by carmina 17 January | 21:25
tssk, I could have told you that! Did you get photos? I got photos - I plan to have a little album ready for the day she brings home a date that I don't approve of and want rid of fast.... I'll just whip out ye old family album.. "...and here's when she did her famed rocket-poops, shooting it all over the place. Had to duck when changing diapers. She even hit the wall that time. We had to repaint. Ah. Memories."
posted by dabitch 17 January | 21:30
see also
posted by Miko 17 January | 21:50
lolz. Congratulations old bean.
posted by sciurus 17 January | 22:12
Well, don't say I didn't warn you....good thing babies are really, really, really cute. We'd never put up with all of that otherwise.
posted by bunnyfire 17 January | 22:25
But, Iconomy, you said YOU LOVED ME!!!!!

*sob*
posted by Lipstick Thespian 17 January | 22:29
Congratulations, brainwidth!!

I guess this is the part where I'm supposed to tell you to that these precious moments go by so fast and that you should cherish every one of them. But I won't. Because infants suck a lot of the time. They're cranky and they distribute bodily secretions indiscriminately.

I find that dressing them in funny costumes makes it more bearable. If they're going to crap on you, they might as well be dressed as a bunny. S'not scat, s'cute.
posted by jrossi4r 17 January | 23:35
Good thing you're about to have another one, jrossi!

:)
posted by mudpuppie 17 January | 23:50
Don't remind me, pups! This time I know to stock up on rain ponchos.
posted by jrossi4r 18 January | 00:03
My newborn youngest brother peed in my mouth (just a squirt) when I was too dumb of a 9-year-old to know not to stand at the foot end of the basinett while he was getting a diaper change. Thankfully, no projectile pooping.


MetaFilter: They're cranky and they distribute bodily secretions indiscriminately.

Whoops, wrong site. ;)
posted by me3dia 18 January | 00:47
Yup, part of having a baby. My daughter has splattered me with pretty much every bodily fluid she makes:
pee
poo
snot
spit
tears
puke
blood
lymph
ear wax

And for the record, the first poo event was on day 12 or so in the NICU. I had a hospital gown and was wearing chinos. She was in my lap and I felt the thunder as great gouts of poo the color and texture of pureed spinach fountained up the chimney formed by her cheeks and diaper. She totally coated my lap in poo. The attending nurse asked her supervisor if I could borrow a pair of scrubs. The supervising nurse, without looking up, said, "hospital policy - we don't lend out scrubs". The attending nurse said, "look at him." After the laughter died down, they got me some scrubs. I think the hopsital policy should clearly be ammended to be "we don't lend out scrubs unless it's hilarious or tragic or both."
posted by plinth 18 January | 09:48
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