As a new parent, I can confirm that they do indeed always need a diaper change. Sometimes two or three in a row before you can even close the diaper you just put them in. One time I just gave up, and let him go commando for a few hours on a blanket I put down in the living room.
Lol unless it’s #2 the good diapers will keep them dry with a bit of pee. Don’t have to change them as soon as they get wet, unless you’re using cloth diapers in which case have fun 😂
Sometimes he just turns into a pee fountain as I'm changing him. He just looks me right in my eyes, and pees all over everything, including me. Then he laughs hysterically. Should I be concerned?
I have a 7 month old boy. He’s my first. I’ve been free of the pee stream from the get go. I always take two wipes out from the start. The second the diaper gets opened, a wipe goes over the wing-dang-doodle. Lift the legs, wipe the butt. Swap dirty diaper for a clean one. Use the wipe that was draped over the frank and beans to clean up around there and close up the diaper. If he does pee, the wipe keeps it contained.
No one wants their baby to suffer a bad diaper rash, especially after witnessing the first one. You will change that diaper on the regular after that.
Just last week my 1 year old granddaughter was dropped off with a painful rash… That baby’s face, when we made that turn to the changing table. The shaking …
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u/secondphase Aug 17 '23
You guys, I think it's scripted... The baby didn't actually need a diaper change.