
Well, because there was no precedent for atomic poopie, I didn't race to get her upstairs for a change. In fact, I will often let her stew for a few minutes awaiting a possible round two. (This should be an addendum to the Never List.) So, we leisurely finished the carrots and I carried her upstairs to her changing table. At this point, I was still unaware that there was a problem, although if I'd taken the time to look IN the Bumbo before wandering off, I would have known (shudder). When I laid her down on the changing table, I was still blissfully unaware. As I undid the snaps on her little jeans, though, I began to see evidence of trouble. Even then, I didn't realize the scope of the problem. It was not until I got the jeans fully undone and hiked up to her waist that I began to understand. There was not a body part, except her head, that was spared. I'm not even sure how it could have gotten to some of the areas it got to. It took no less than 20 wipes just to get her cleaned off and even then she had to have a bath.
The moral of this story is never brag about disgusting things your kid HASN'T done. It angers the gods and you will be visited with something three times viler than you could ever have imagined.
And never brag that your baby is sleeping through the night wonderfully. Sure to bring on AT LEAST one week of sleepless nights and possibly an ear infection.
ReplyDeleteThis was hilarious. I don't knjow if I put the freaking diapers on wrong or what, but all three of my kids have done this and have done it often.
Yuck.
Kathy - Funny you should say that! Sophie slept through the night for the first time last night!! I started writing a post to celebrate the event and then decided that this was one thing I didn't want to jinx.
ReplyDeleteI love the 20-wipie poops ... the whole phenom of gravity defying poop amazes me.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog :)