View Full Version : Does your baby/toddler get upset if they have a dirty nappy?
James is more than happy to wear a dirty nappy. He's never cried when I've accidently left a nappy on way too long and it's leaked through or if he's sitting in his own poo. Nope, just continues as if it's not even there - even if it's an 'up-the-backer' or 'out-the-sider'. :o
Is/was it like this for your baby/toddler(s)?
Eloise&Charlie'sMum
26-09-2008, 21:50
Both my kiddies crack it big time..I have mistaken a dirty nappy for them being hungry cause they get that desperate look in their eyes only to pick them up and find oh no not hungry but stinky pants :o..:laughing:...
gizmoduckus
26-09-2008, 21:51
DS is the same. He couldn't care less if it's dirty or not. Even if I get a whiff of it and I tell him it's time to change his nappy he screams No and runs in the opposite direction.
DS gets upset if his bottom gets sore from a teething poo. He's also started going off to a corner to hide when he does his poo which makes me laugh (probably why he's hiding from me). But no, he normally doesn't get upset at all.
~Temet Nosce~
26-09-2008, 21:55
Nope my dd is the same, quite happy to sit in her own poo or soaked nappy lol. I still change her regularly though (obviously) but I have to check first cause she doesn't let me know if she needs it. I usually smell it from a mile away lol.
samsausage
26-09-2008, 21:57
DS couldn't care less, he hates nappy changes with a passion and will sit in a noxious cloud of stink, vehemently denying that 'poo poo' could be the source of said stink :rolleyes:.
when he was small, up to about 4-5 months i suppose, he would whinge as soon as he wee'd. now he doesnt even seem to notice!
mum_I'm_hungry
26-09-2008, 22:01
My son will lie that he's filling his nappy (despite the leaning on the couch and grunting! :laughing:), but he won't sit down with a dirty nappy on, so he restricts himself play-wise until he 'fesses up! He's just turned two, though, so is a bit older...
bubbasmum
26-09-2008, 22:02
It doesnt seem to bother ds either. He is beginning to tell me when he has soiled is nappy now which is a big help.
I don't even think he notices.:no:
Unless of course when he has a bit of nappy rash and it is hurting him.. But that is rare.
My DS didn't care less if he had a stinky nappy, didn't bother him at all
DD on the other hand, lets me know as soon as she's done somthing in her nappy, and she wants it changed ASAP
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