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I HAVE !
3 months ago
Although I have no kids of my own I love kids n have changed alot of nappies n diapers of my nieces n lil cousins.
It is grouse, but you gotta do it !
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5 different types of diapers for the baby I nanny for
15 months ago
Seriously, ranging from all cloth to fulling disposable… and ones half way in between – with inserts!
Rachael is engaged :)
I do this pretty much every day, at least five times...
18 months ago
..and I don’t even have kids! I work with them, so it’s even more nappy changes. But it’s worth learning to do, for future reference, hehe. But even now, after years of practice, I can still feel a little queasy doing certain nappies.
It is worth it when the diaper is on your kid
21 months ago
It is worth it when the diaper is on one of your kids or maybe the kid of a family member for friend. But just changing diapers isn’t really a thrill!
maybe i should remove this from my list
2 years ago
bear will be one in december… and i haven’t gotten to this yet. he’s eating real food so his poop is more people like than baby like.
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2 years ago
Luckily for me it was just pee. So it wasn’t that traumatic.
I don’t have much experience with kids, or anything domestic. So lately I’ve been pushing myself to learn how to cook. But to me the most important thing I want to learn is how to take care of kids. My fiance’s mom runs a daycare and every now and then I go there to watch the kids. I watched 7 the other day, thank god I had another girl helping me. It’s very hard work.
I have a very nurturing personality but I’m not quite sure how to express it with kids…
Basically, I’m ‘in-practice’ to become a mother.
oh pooh!
2 years ago
well, no diaper changing yet. I babysat “little bear” the other day. so, slight, slight progress. lucky for me he didn’t need changing…
Changing a diaper
3 years ago
ok, this one is easy. I have done this for two children now. Anyone who has done this knows what horrors that can hide inside of …the diaper. This is not a difficult task, so why did Heinlein include it in his “must know how” list? I feel that Heinlein was trying to truly show the range of skills that a human could do, not just “build a wall” but “change a diaper” as well. Changing a diaper takes responsibility, shows nurturing and requires a gentleness that “building a wall” might not. This is but one of the many aspects that go into being a well-rounded human being.
Luckily, I have no images of this task.
