Well, I wanna know how far you can get. In age. How old does it get. Mine is 8 hours and walking. Do you potty train or just change diapers? Do they get to toddles?How far do you get on Baby Luv the game?
actually mine is only one hour and crawling so i had some questions for you...when do they start walking and do they do it on there own like crawling? and im pretty sure they get potty trained probably at 10 hours but i dont know if they get older
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Boyfriend won't help change diapers???
I have a two-week old daughter, and I love her to death! But, it%26039;s a lot of work to take care of her needs. My boyfriend doesn%26039;t help out much. Specifically, he will not help change diapers. He says that the sight/smell makes him wanna vomit. I think it%26039;s a cop-out, but what can I do? I can%26039;t let my daughter sit in filth. How can I get him to understand that we BOTH conceived this child, and we BOTH should be taken the initiative to care for her? I know he loves her just as much as I do, but I think he%26039;s just clueless as to how much work it is to take care of an infant.
ALSO: I do most of the feeding as well. He feeds her maybe one bottle a day, and he%26039;s always in a hurry to hand her back to me.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
He will come around... He better!
Men don%26039;t have that maternal bond that we women do often times. It takes them a little bit to get used to the idea. PLUS, she is probably tiny and he might be just a little intimidated about holding her, changing her, etc... afraid that he might hurt her. So, instead he is acting macho or distant.
Trust me, he will come around... it might take a little time, but he will be super dad as long as you positively reinforce every time he does help. Encourage him, praise him for the little things he tries.
Best of luck mom!!! :) and congrats.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
L-O-S-E-R
He should step up and be a manBoyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
i think you need to talk to him about him start helping with maybe feeding or bathing her if he doesnt like changing diapers but you should tell him that he needs to start acting like a father and helping you with some of the work that comes with a babyBoyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
I would love to know the answer to this question.
To be honest I really truly just believe that men are scared as hell.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
He needs to grow up. Honestly I don%26039;t understand why you would have a child with such a prissy, metro- sexual, immature man.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
tell him that! he should help. it%26039;s his child too. you both should do 50%. tell him it would be easier on both ur parts if u both did half and half.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Start putting the poopy diapers you change on his pillow. He%26039;ll get the hint.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
I know it sounds cliche, but try to actually sit and talk with him so you can get the point across thats its not a one man act. It does get tiring and you need help. It%26039;s not the easiest thing to do especially with an infant that needs attention 24/7.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
What a ****. He should have more help towards you. In this stage newborns are so much work. When your baby gets older it will get easier.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
usually guys dont change dirty diapers... my boyfriend has actually puked before... I really dont think its a cop out... and I understand how you feel... but does he work??? and do you not??? if so I am in the same situation and I think of that stuff as my job and he has his... it helps me... but if you both have jobs then you can just keep asking thats all you can do...Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Tell him to watch her for 5 min and leave him with her for the whole day, he%26039;ll learn his lessonBoyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
It sounds like you need to leave daddy and bay for a few hours (or a day!) to get acquainted. If he is forced to take care of her on his own, maybe he will realize how much work you do. You also need to talk to him about your feelings. If you%26039;re feeling resentful towards him then that could make for a bad situation, which could cause stress and upset the baby.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
i would just tell him that changing diapers is part of being a parent. tell him to get a clip and put it over his nose or something. also tell him that she will only need to be changed and feed with your help until about the age of two so its not going to last forever. but still she is only two week old so after a while he should just get used to it. congratulations too.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
tell him since the child came from his dna that technically the poop is a part of him too.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
hey girl ,
tell him this you did make this baby all on your own so you can help me
if you need help just send me a email at babygurl182008@att.netBoyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
He just seems really awkward. While youre changing her slowly get him to help out in small ways. While shes on the changing table, ask him to bring you wipes or a diaper, or ask him to stand there while you get something (like a diaper) then hand it to him and ask him to finish while you go get something else important (like diaper rash ointment).
Also, some bonding time between the two of them would really help. It seems like he%26039;s acting as if its not his child. Give him a chance to get really attached. You had 9 months more time than him, he%26039;s only had a few weeks.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
I agree it might be a cop-out since I dislike changing my cat%26039;s litter (teh smell could peel the wallpaper) or my nephews when my sister are unable to do it but I rather NOT allow them sit in it or have them uncomfortable.
It will be hard to convince him to WANT TO help but MAYBE try to convince him you guys are a team in this. He might be mad buthe should It is the best for his daughter :)Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Well it seems like you have a very beautiful daughter. Congratualations by the way!
This is a hard time now. Everything%26039;s changing and reality is finally sinking in. Everything is done for the child. The child comes first. But you already know that.
When it comes to the parent%26039;s responsibilities, I feel that both parents should compliment each other. What I mean is that you both do your share of things. That doesn%26039;t have to mean that if you change the diapers 5 times , he%26039;s got to change them 5 times. Just try to spread out the chores, work, and responsibilities as equally as possible. I know someone that the father works, the mother stays home and takes care of the kids. When he comes home he takes the kid and changes the diapers, feeds them, while she relaxes. Then maybe he%26039;ll do the dishes and she%26039;ll cook dinner. That%26039;s balanced. But it doesn%26039;t have to be to the exact. Chances are you will be spending more time with your daughter.
Does he work? Does he take care of the house? Does he clean? Does he mow the lawn?
I think you two should have a %26quot;state of the union%26quot; meeting. Lay things out on the table and figure out who does what and work things out.
Hey, hope this helps. Good luck!
P.S. Girls control certain things that may influence a guy to do something.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Girl, I%26039;m in the same boat with ya! Actually I posted a similar question to this a few days ago. My little girl is 6 months old, and my man changed her diaper and bathed her one time( in the hospital when she was born) I guess its a loss cause. these people say oh tell him you did this together and blah blah..But I%26039;ve come to realize men are scared of babies and everything that comes out of them..So just love your man for what he is, a big baby fearing chicken!!Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Childish man. He needs to start putting the needs of his daughter over his own needs! The baby will get bigger and bigger fast and feeding times will be spaced apart more and you will be getting more sleep, but he needs to help you out now as much as he can or else you might end up resenting him for it. I had the same problem with my husband. I left his ***, went to out of the country to stay with my father and his wife and both loved and cared for my baby as if it were their own. I GOT SO MUCH HELP. And what a difference it makes. Needless to say, he helps me out ALOT more now after that. He needs to stop thinking he can have it so good while you suffer! What kind of a man is that.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Tell him to step up and be a man. My husband is 22 and is a Stay at home Daddy. I have always been the money maker, and I can%26039;t stay at home all day... I would get too ancey. Let him know there are men out there that do everything. When my little girl came home, my husband was up every 4hours for feedings, washed her bottles, changed her, did EVERYTHING for her, while I work 8hrs a day, came home, ate and went to sleep. There are REAL men out there, and if he can%26039;t be one, find you one that will... plenty of men would love to be daddys!Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
These men arent scared, they%26039;re just p*****%26039;s!
Definately, put one of her dirty diapers on or under his pillow or leave them alone together for a few hours..even if she doesnt poop during this time, he needs to get used to his child one way or the other.
He definately needs to step up!Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Next time she has a dirty diaper, pick her up and hand her to him. Grab him a diaper and tell him to do it. He%26039;s not going to pick up on any hints that you might drop. Tell him that the smell if just as nauseating for you as it is for him. Tell him she%26039;s half his, too %26amp; he needs to start acting like it.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
unfortuantly not all father%26039;s know what to do right away it takes them a while to get used to being a father and have other responsibilty. just give him time let him hold her when she%26039;s not hungry or needs to be changed so he can bond with her. dad%26039;s don%26039;t always form that bond right away. when my daughter was born my husband (at the time boyfriend) was afraid to hold her and didn%26039;t like changing her either but now he can%26039;t get enough of her he has to hold her and kiss her that%26039;s his princess give him some time.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
My husband will do anything to avoid changing diapers. Initially this bugged me but I have realized it can work to my benefit. He would seriously rather take our son for an hour walk (mommy alone time) than change one little poopy diaper. I find most dads (nobody hate me for saying this, I didn%26039;t say all) are better at playing with babies than the other stuff. I admit at the end of the day I%26039;m tired of peekaboo but my husband comes home and plays with our son and it%26039;s better than him changing diapers. I%26039;d talk to your boyfriend and tell him you%26039;re exhausted and need help. If he%26039;s willing to help out in other areas he may be telling the truth about the diapers (my mother can%26039;t change poopy diapers, my step-dad has to do it when they babysit!). If he persists in not helping you may have to start handing her to him when you shower, make dinner or whatever. He may be scared or lazy but either way this will help him get used to taking care of his own daughter.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
There are a lot of valid points out there, but not one concerning his feelings of inadequacy at being a parent. Men generally don%26039;t hang out with babies when they are younger and don%26039;t know how to interact with them until they are about 6 mo. When they start to communicate more with other sounds other than crying. They are scared of hurting a little baby, dropping, holding too tight, breaking baby. Daddy is way bigger than little girl. Make a deal with him you change the poopy ones, he gets the wet ones. Give him a chance to see he won%26039;t hurt her. Have him assist you with baby %26quot;chores%26quot;. Don%26039;t scold or degrade him it will only make him feel more insecure. Remember when your mom or dad yelled at you for something that you weren%26039;t sure you could do? How did you feel? Well, in someways he is experiencing the same thing. Include him in all choices and decisions that are baby related. It is not easy to be a parent, and if you want him to help then you need to %26quot;teach%26quot; him not to be afraid of his daughter. Remind him she won%26039;t bite, at least not until she starts teething anyway. Please be patient with him, I was with my scaredy man, but he got over it and now he changes our third child without so much as a whimper.
He even volunteers when I%26039;m busy, tired, sleeping, shopping. It will get better. If need be, enlist his mother to help guide him. If she is an option. Good luck and God Bless.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Gee maybe you should have TALKED about having babies and duties for taking care of babies BEFORE you had sex. He obviously isn%26039;t comfortable feeding babies and changing diapers. The fact that you WANT him too is a moot point.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
To be honest, my husband does not change dirty diapers unless I%26039;m not home. But then, he is in charge of bathing the baby. Also, he works and I do not. And since the beginning of our marriage I DO NOT vacuum. I hate it. He knows that, so he does it himself.
When the baby was born I exchanged diapers for baths. I don%26039;t mind changing a diaper at all, and he%26039;s a pro at bathing the baby quickly (she hates it) so it works out for us.
Talk to him about being overwhelmed and pick something he can be responsible for. You%26039;ll probably have to remind him to do it, though :)Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Hire a nanny.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
force him too help!!! tell him that u can`t do it all on your own.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
i%26039;m guessing that your young and this wasn%26039;t preplanned or if it was, not thought through. you can%26039;t make people do things. so he%26039;s not that great in the dad department. you pick em
ALSO: I do most of the feeding as well. He feeds her maybe one bottle a day, and he%26039;s always in a hurry to hand her back to me.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
He will come around... He better!
Men don%26039;t have that maternal bond that we women do often times. It takes them a little bit to get used to the idea. PLUS, she is probably tiny and he might be just a little intimidated about holding her, changing her, etc... afraid that he might hurt her. So, instead he is acting macho or distant.
Trust me, he will come around... it might take a little time, but he will be super dad as long as you positively reinforce every time he does help. Encourage him, praise him for the little things he tries.
Best of luck mom!!! :) and congrats.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
L-O-S-E-R
He should step up and be a manBoyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
i think you need to talk to him about him start helping with maybe feeding or bathing her if he doesnt like changing diapers but you should tell him that he needs to start acting like a father and helping you with some of the work that comes with a babyBoyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
I would love to know the answer to this question.
To be honest I really truly just believe that men are scared as hell.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
He needs to grow up. Honestly I don%26039;t understand why you would have a child with such a prissy, metro- sexual, immature man.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
tell him that! he should help. it%26039;s his child too. you both should do 50%. tell him it would be easier on both ur parts if u both did half and half.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Start putting the poopy diapers you change on his pillow. He%26039;ll get the hint.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
I know it sounds cliche, but try to actually sit and talk with him so you can get the point across thats its not a one man act. It does get tiring and you need help. It%26039;s not the easiest thing to do especially with an infant that needs attention 24/7.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
What a ****. He should have more help towards you. In this stage newborns are so much work. When your baby gets older it will get easier.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
usually guys dont change dirty diapers... my boyfriend has actually puked before... I really dont think its a cop out... and I understand how you feel... but does he work??? and do you not??? if so I am in the same situation and I think of that stuff as my job and he has his... it helps me... but if you both have jobs then you can just keep asking thats all you can do...Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Tell him to watch her for 5 min and leave him with her for the whole day, he%26039;ll learn his lessonBoyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
It sounds like you need to leave daddy and bay for a few hours (or a day!) to get acquainted. If he is forced to take care of her on his own, maybe he will realize how much work you do. You also need to talk to him about your feelings. If you%26039;re feeling resentful towards him then that could make for a bad situation, which could cause stress and upset the baby.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
i would just tell him that changing diapers is part of being a parent. tell him to get a clip and put it over his nose or something. also tell him that she will only need to be changed and feed with your help until about the age of two so its not going to last forever. but still she is only two week old so after a while he should just get used to it. congratulations too.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
tell him since the child came from his dna that technically the poop is a part of him too.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
hey girl ,
tell him this you did make this baby all on your own so you can help me
if you need help just send me a email at babygurl182008@att.netBoyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
He just seems really awkward. While youre changing her slowly get him to help out in small ways. While shes on the changing table, ask him to bring you wipes or a diaper, or ask him to stand there while you get something (like a diaper) then hand it to him and ask him to finish while you go get something else important (like diaper rash ointment).
Also, some bonding time between the two of them would really help. It seems like he%26039;s acting as if its not his child. Give him a chance to get really attached. You had 9 months more time than him, he%26039;s only had a few weeks.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
I agree it might be a cop-out since I dislike changing my cat%26039;s litter (teh smell could peel the wallpaper) or my nephews when my sister are unable to do it but I rather NOT allow them sit in it or have them uncomfortable.
It will be hard to convince him to WANT TO help but MAYBE try to convince him you guys are a team in this. He might be mad buthe should It is the best for his daughter :)Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Well it seems like you have a very beautiful daughter. Congratualations by the way!
This is a hard time now. Everything%26039;s changing and reality is finally sinking in. Everything is done for the child. The child comes first. But you already know that.
When it comes to the parent%26039;s responsibilities, I feel that both parents should compliment each other. What I mean is that you both do your share of things. That doesn%26039;t have to mean that if you change the diapers 5 times , he%26039;s got to change them 5 times. Just try to spread out the chores, work, and responsibilities as equally as possible. I know someone that the father works, the mother stays home and takes care of the kids. When he comes home he takes the kid and changes the diapers, feeds them, while she relaxes. Then maybe he%26039;ll do the dishes and she%26039;ll cook dinner. That%26039;s balanced. But it doesn%26039;t have to be to the exact. Chances are you will be spending more time with your daughter.
Does he work? Does he take care of the house? Does he clean? Does he mow the lawn?
I think you two should have a %26quot;state of the union%26quot; meeting. Lay things out on the table and figure out who does what and work things out.
Hey, hope this helps. Good luck!
P.S. Girls control certain things that may influence a guy to do something.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Girl, I%26039;m in the same boat with ya! Actually I posted a similar question to this a few days ago. My little girl is 6 months old, and my man changed her diaper and bathed her one time( in the hospital when she was born) I guess its a loss cause. these people say oh tell him you did this together and blah blah..But I%26039;ve come to realize men are scared of babies and everything that comes out of them..So just love your man for what he is, a big baby fearing chicken!!Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Childish man. He needs to start putting the needs of his daughter over his own needs! The baby will get bigger and bigger fast and feeding times will be spaced apart more and you will be getting more sleep, but he needs to help you out now as much as he can or else you might end up resenting him for it. I had the same problem with my husband. I left his ***, went to out of the country to stay with my father and his wife and both loved and cared for my baby as if it were their own. I GOT SO MUCH HELP. And what a difference it makes. Needless to say, he helps me out ALOT more now after that. He needs to stop thinking he can have it so good while you suffer! What kind of a man is that.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Tell him to step up and be a man. My husband is 22 and is a Stay at home Daddy. I have always been the money maker, and I can%26039;t stay at home all day... I would get too ancey. Let him know there are men out there that do everything. When my little girl came home, my husband was up every 4hours for feedings, washed her bottles, changed her, did EVERYTHING for her, while I work 8hrs a day, came home, ate and went to sleep. There are REAL men out there, and if he can%26039;t be one, find you one that will... plenty of men would love to be daddys!Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
These men arent scared, they%26039;re just p*****%26039;s!
Definately, put one of her dirty diapers on or under his pillow or leave them alone together for a few hours..even if she doesnt poop during this time, he needs to get used to his child one way or the other.
He definately needs to step up!Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Next time she has a dirty diaper, pick her up and hand her to him. Grab him a diaper and tell him to do it. He%26039;s not going to pick up on any hints that you might drop. Tell him that the smell if just as nauseating for you as it is for him. Tell him she%26039;s half his, too %26amp; he needs to start acting like it.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
unfortuantly not all father%26039;s know what to do right away it takes them a while to get used to being a father and have other responsibilty. just give him time let him hold her when she%26039;s not hungry or needs to be changed so he can bond with her. dad%26039;s don%26039;t always form that bond right away. when my daughter was born my husband (at the time boyfriend) was afraid to hold her and didn%26039;t like changing her either but now he can%26039;t get enough of her he has to hold her and kiss her that%26039;s his princess give him some time.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
My husband will do anything to avoid changing diapers. Initially this bugged me but I have realized it can work to my benefit. He would seriously rather take our son for an hour walk (mommy alone time) than change one little poopy diaper. I find most dads (nobody hate me for saying this, I didn%26039;t say all) are better at playing with babies than the other stuff. I admit at the end of the day I%26039;m tired of peekaboo but my husband comes home and plays with our son and it%26039;s better than him changing diapers. I%26039;d talk to your boyfriend and tell him you%26039;re exhausted and need help. If he%26039;s willing to help out in other areas he may be telling the truth about the diapers (my mother can%26039;t change poopy diapers, my step-dad has to do it when they babysit!). If he persists in not helping you may have to start handing her to him when you shower, make dinner or whatever. He may be scared or lazy but either way this will help him get used to taking care of his own daughter.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
There are a lot of valid points out there, but not one concerning his feelings of inadequacy at being a parent. Men generally don%26039;t hang out with babies when they are younger and don%26039;t know how to interact with them until they are about 6 mo. When they start to communicate more with other sounds other than crying. They are scared of hurting a little baby, dropping, holding too tight, breaking baby. Daddy is way bigger than little girl. Make a deal with him you change the poopy ones, he gets the wet ones. Give him a chance to see he won%26039;t hurt her. Have him assist you with baby %26quot;chores%26quot;. Don%26039;t scold or degrade him it will only make him feel more insecure. Remember when your mom or dad yelled at you for something that you weren%26039;t sure you could do? How did you feel? Well, in someways he is experiencing the same thing. Include him in all choices and decisions that are baby related. It is not easy to be a parent, and if you want him to help then you need to %26quot;teach%26quot; him not to be afraid of his daughter. Remind him she won%26039;t bite, at least not until she starts teething anyway. Please be patient with him, I was with my scaredy man, but he got over it and now he changes our third child without so much as a whimper.
He even volunteers when I%26039;m busy, tired, sleeping, shopping. It will get better. If need be, enlist his mother to help guide him. If she is an option. Good luck and God Bless.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Gee maybe you should have TALKED about having babies and duties for taking care of babies BEFORE you had sex. He obviously isn%26039;t comfortable feeding babies and changing diapers. The fact that you WANT him too is a moot point.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
To be honest, my husband does not change dirty diapers unless I%26039;m not home. But then, he is in charge of bathing the baby. Also, he works and I do not. And since the beginning of our marriage I DO NOT vacuum. I hate it. He knows that, so he does it himself.
When the baby was born I exchanged diapers for baths. I don%26039;t mind changing a diaper at all, and he%26039;s a pro at bathing the baby quickly (she hates it) so it works out for us.
Talk to him about being overwhelmed and pick something he can be responsible for. You%26039;ll probably have to remind him to do it, though :)Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
Hire a nanny.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
force him too help!!! tell him that u can`t do it all on your own.Boyfriend won%26039;t help change diapers???
i%26039;m guessing that your young and this wasn%26039;t preplanned or if it was, not thought through. you can%26039;t make people do things. so he%26039;s not that great in the dad department. you pick em
Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
As a guy I don't like to change diapers and I am not obssessed with babies like women usually are. My fiancee loves holding them and talking about them which I think is great because that is healthy for women since they are supposed to have the maternal instinct. Well, she told me if we had a baby she would want me to change the diapers 30 % of the time and that is if she was on maternity leave! I laughed and told her she had lost her mind (figuratively speaking). I want to know how others would see me if I didn't change diapers at all. In my mind it is no big deal and I think most would think it would be wrong if the woman didn't change the diapers. Yes, I agree that maybe if she is sick I could do it but 30% of the time?!?! Guys aren't made for that and it is frustrating work for us and we don't like it (atleast normal guys) whereas its easy for women who grew up with baby dolls and have motherly instincts. Also, am I wrong for telling my fiancee she was out of her mind?Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
UHH I don't like it when woman do this, tell your finance that there are a million single woman out there who would DIE to just have someone in the house to support them. I took care of 2 babies alone and worked full time. I would have given anything for their father to just CARE.
My current husband and I are having a baby and if he never wants to change a diaper then so be it. Who really cares? I think as long as you are their for your wife emotionally, and you do what you can to help, while loving your child. You are a great DAD.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
It's not like women enjoy smelling stinky poop either. Grow up.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
hahaha,
well i think you should at least take part in your childs care...Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
No I would not, my husband rarely changes diapers. I do it better anyway! So I dont care. They aren't mommy's. There is NOTHING like a mom.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
You will feel differently once you have your own child.
No one really likes it but when you see your baby needs something, you just do it. It's automatic and completely natural to take care of your child's needs. It has nothing to do with dolls.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
YOu insulted her so yes it was rude.
You are out of your mind. If your not ready to change diapers then your not ready for sex.
Raising kids and everything it entails is a 50/50 job. It doesn't matter if shes a stay at home mom (which means it's her job, but she needs a break just like you do when you get off work) or a working mom (in which case everything should be split 50-50). It's a team effort and your not being a team player.
Get over your macho ego that it's below you because that's hogwash. Man up and do your part.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Apparently this is the norm for men. My dad never changed a diaper and he had 7 kids. My husband changes more diapers than I do and people are in such awe that he does this. So you not wanting to change diapers in within the norm for most men. I dont agree with it though. Whats gonna happen if your wife goes shopping and your child needs a change are you gonna lelt him fester in it? I think if you have a good paternal instinct and you really love your child, your gonna relish in your childs diaper changes, no matter how disgusting.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Ah, yes you were out of your mind to say this. Men use to be like you, now modern men do help with the baby more and more. Some even stay home and care for their babies day to day. You will love your baby and may be just fine with doing it after you meet the little boy/girl. Your soon to be wife will need your help. Now is the time to talk over these issues, before marriage.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Yes I think that you are wrong for telling your wife she is out of her mind. Yes women are usually the ones who do spend more time with the baby as it is for mother's instincts, but what you said Guys aren't made for that and it is frustrating work for us and we don't like it (at least normal guys) is a bunch of bull. I don't know if your dad put that in your mind, but a real man takes care of his responsibilities. Last time I heard kids are a huge responsibilities and parents (both parents) helped in the creation of that child. I don't think you should complain about the 30% at all being that she is willing to do the other 70%. Maybe you should be grateful that she is not making you do the 70%. You should always want to be involved in every aspect of your child's life. So please live in the Millennium where both parents take care of a child. If you can't accept that then maybe you shouldn't have kids. Overall just remember this if you can wipe your a$$ then you can wipe your kids a$$. Its not frustrating when you do it to yourself so stop complaining.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Yes, you're wrong.
Women do have a maternal instinct but what makes you think we want to handle human urine and poop? %26quot;Guys aren't made for that%26quot;. Really, you don't have opposable thumbs and you can't handle a diaper? You are pretty selfish. You helped make the baby and you don't want to help with its care? If your wife is at the grocery store and your son has a blow out you're just going let him sit in a puddle of his own feces and wait for your wife to get home because only women should have to change diapers? You definitely aren't ready to be a father and I hope your fiance sees that.
I don't have any kids yet but I expect my husband to do everything to help care for the baby that I do...50/50 (except the breastfeeding). We plan for me to stay home with the children and if my husband isn't willing to help out and give me a break once he's home I know it'll cause huge conflicts in our house. Women don't like changing poopy diapers any more than men do. Suck it up.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
who changes the diapers is going to be the least of your worries. my husband and i have 3 kids and he has probably changed about 400 diapers. i dont care though, i need him to do other things that are more important.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
What do you think single dads do?
Maternal instinct has nothing to do with cleaning poop. Maternal instinct has to do with bonding.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
And that is why you kids will always take their mom over you.
Changing diappers, given them, a bath, rocking them to sleep and doing %26quot;%26quot;mommy stuff%26quot;%26quot; with them is part of what you need to do to create a bond with your daughter/son. Women have create that bond when they are expecting, we men have to work our butts off to create that bond.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
OMG aren't you the same guy about the dishes? DUUUUUUDE get over your self! This is not the 50's!! There is a name for men like you! Have you ever heard of a male chauvinist pig? Look in the mirror, that's what you are! NO it's not ALL the woman's responsibility!!Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Oh yeah you are completely right. Women LOVE frustrating work and disgusting diapers. Go ahead tell her you will never change a diaper. She'll tell you to have fun with your hand because you'll never get any.
If you love your wife and your child then you will help her out no matter how much you don't like it. Man up!Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Gee where do I start. You are the one out of your mind, and YES I am a guy. A Guy who changed more diapers than my wife and that's not bragging. She gave birth and she nursed, it was the least I could do.
Now my last baby is off to collage this fall, and she is still Daddy's little girl.
And if you are wondering if I might be one of those girly men....Well I built my own home, hunt Rushen Boar with a pistol and big game hunt.
And that's not what makes me tough . Its any guy that would mistreat one of my Daughters.
Mothers might be good at it because so many men are lazy. Get off your A** and be a man. I can still change a diaper, give a bath and cook a four coarse meal after a 8hr day.
Why do woman put up with BOYS when they are looking for men ?
jpWould you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Seriously dude...you helped make the baby...it's just as much yours as it is hers. You should change the diapers 50 % of the time. Be a man.
UHH I don't like it when woman do this, tell your finance that there are a million single woman out there who would DIE to just have someone in the house to support them. I took care of 2 babies alone and worked full time. I would have given anything for their father to just CARE.
My current husband and I are having a baby and if he never wants to change a diaper then so be it. Who really cares? I think as long as you are their for your wife emotionally, and you do what you can to help, while loving your child. You are a great DAD.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
It's not like women enjoy smelling stinky poop either. Grow up.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
hahaha,
well i think you should at least take part in your childs care...Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
No I would not, my husband rarely changes diapers. I do it better anyway! So I dont care. They aren't mommy's. There is NOTHING like a mom.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
You will feel differently once you have your own child.
No one really likes it but when you see your baby needs something, you just do it. It's automatic and completely natural to take care of your child's needs. It has nothing to do with dolls.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
YOu insulted her so yes it was rude.
You are out of your mind. If your not ready to change diapers then your not ready for sex.
Raising kids and everything it entails is a 50/50 job. It doesn't matter if shes a stay at home mom (which means it's her job, but she needs a break just like you do when you get off work) or a working mom (in which case everything should be split 50-50). It's a team effort and your not being a team player.
Get over your macho ego that it's below you because that's hogwash. Man up and do your part.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Apparently this is the norm for men. My dad never changed a diaper and he had 7 kids. My husband changes more diapers than I do and people are in such awe that he does this. So you not wanting to change diapers in within the norm for most men. I dont agree with it though. Whats gonna happen if your wife goes shopping and your child needs a change are you gonna lelt him fester in it? I think if you have a good paternal instinct and you really love your child, your gonna relish in your childs diaper changes, no matter how disgusting.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Ah, yes you were out of your mind to say this. Men use to be like you, now modern men do help with the baby more and more. Some even stay home and care for their babies day to day. You will love your baby and may be just fine with doing it after you meet the little boy/girl. Your soon to be wife will need your help. Now is the time to talk over these issues, before marriage.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Yes I think that you are wrong for telling your wife she is out of her mind. Yes women are usually the ones who do spend more time with the baby as it is for mother's instincts, but what you said Guys aren't made for that and it is frustrating work for us and we don't like it (at least normal guys) is a bunch of bull. I don't know if your dad put that in your mind, but a real man takes care of his responsibilities. Last time I heard kids are a huge responsibilities and parents (both parents) helped in the creation of that child. I don't think you should complain about the 30% at all being that she is willing to do the other 70%. Maybe you should be grateful that she is not making you do the 70%. You should always want to be involved in every aspect of your child's life. So please live in the Millennium where both parents take care of a child. If you can't accept that then maybe you shouldn't have kids. Overall just remember this if you can wipe your a$$ then you can wipe your kids a$$. Its not frustrating when you do it to yourself so stop complaining.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Yes, you're wrong.
Women do have a maternal instinct but what makes you think we want to handle human urine and poop? %26quot;Guys aren't made for that%26quot;. Really, you don't have opposable thumbs and you can't handle a diaper? You are pretty selfish. You helped make the baby and you don't want to help with its care? If your wife is at the grocery store and your son has a blow out you're just going let him sit in a puddle of his own feces and wait for your wife to get home because only women should have to change diapers? You definitely aren't ready to be a father and I hope your fiance sees that.
I don't have any kids yet but I expect my husband to do everything to help care for the baby that I do...50/50 (except the breastfeeding). We plan for me to stay home with the children and if my husband isn't willing to help out and give me a break once he's home I know it'll cause huge conflicts in our house. Women don't like changing poopy diapers any more than men do. Suck it up.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
who changes the diapers is going to be the least of your worries. my husband and i have 3 kids and he has probably changed about 400 diapers. i dont care though, i need him to do other things that are more important.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
What do you think single dads do?
Maternal instinct has nothing to do with cleaning poop. Maternal instinct has to do with bonding.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
And that is why you kids will always take their mom over you.
Changing diappers, given them, a bath, rocking them to sleep and doing %26quot;%26quot;mommy stuff%26quot;%26quot; with them is part of what you need to do to create a bond with your daughter/son. Women have create that bond when they are expecting, we men have to work our butts off to create that bond.Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
OMG aren't you the same guy about the dishes? DUUUUUUDE get over your self! This is not the 50's!! There is a name for men like you! Have you ever heard of a male chauvinist pig? Look in the mirror, that's what you are! NO it's not ALL the woman's responsibility!!Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Oh yeah you are completely right. Women LOVE frustrating work and disgusting diapers. Go ahead tell her you will never change a diaper. She'll tell you to have fun with your hand because you'll never get any.
If you love your wife and your child then you will help her out no matter how much you don't like it. Man up!Would you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Gee where do I start. You are the one out of your mind, and YES I am a guy. A Guy who changed more diapers than my wife and that's not bragging. She gave birth and she nursed, it was the least I could do.
Now my last baby is off to collage this fall, and she is still Daddy's little girl.
And if you are wondering if I might be one of those girly men....Well I built my own home, hunt Rushen Boar with a pistol and big game hunt.
And that's not what makes me tough . Its any guy that would mistreat one of my Daughters.
Mothers might be good at it because so many men are lazy. Get off your A** and be a man. I can still change a diaper, give a bath and cook a four coarse meal after a 8hr day.
Why do woman put up with BOYS when they are looking for men ?
jpWould you think bad of a married man who did not change diapers but had his wife do it all the time?
Seriously dude...you helped make the baby...it's just as much yours as it is hers. You should change the diapers 50 % of the time. Be a man.
How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
We have a school health project and i need to know about how many times a day does a baby need to be changed in the first 32 weeks and the last 20 weeks.
ThanksHow many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
There isn't a set number... not all babies use the bathroom at the same rate. I have three kids and when they were newborns we changed their diapers about 15 times each day.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
12x a day, then 8-10 times a dayHow many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
There isn't an exact number here. I would say roughly every two to three hours, though.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
depends how much the baby eats but about 12 times a days.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
when ever the nappy feel heavy or when they poo. Its about 7 times a day, but I have a baby girl, boys are different I believe.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
3-4How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
every 3-4 hours (except when they are sleeping of course)How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
most babies need to be changed 3-10 times a day all dependsHow many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
Um...however many times he/she dirties it. ??? They really expect you to find an answer for this???How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
Some disagree with me but I believe that EVERY time the baby wets it needs a new diaper. Some say that the diapers are made to absorb the moisture and keep the skin dry, BULL STUFF.... I have had 5 kids and one was very sensitive to urine and would develop a rash in a very short time after she wet. I had to check her every time I thought about it (on the half hour or so) I also found that they are more easily potty trained, I think because they never have to suffer with urine against their skin and find it disgusting when they are older and will gladly use the potty to keep it off their skin.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
about 12 times a dayHow many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
There is no set amount of times. When the baby has soiled or wet the diaper then it needs changing.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
As often as it wets/soils the diaper! In the beginning, that's usually at least once every 2 hours, or 12 times a day. Toward the end of the first year, it's more like 6 - 8 diapers per day.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
as much as it uses the bathroomHow many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
about 10 to 12 times a day.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
A baby needs to be changed as often as it dirties it's diaper. Newborns, especially newborns who are breastfed, can poo as many as 10-15 times a day. As they get older, the frequency decreases. Toddlers and older babies may poo once or twice a day but you should still change their diapers every 2-3 hours (in the daytime). On average, I would say a toddler goes through 6-8 diapers a day.
ThanksHow many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
There isn't a set number... not all babies use the bathroom at the same rate. I have three kids and when they were newborns we changed their diapers about 15 times each day.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
12x a day, then 8-10 times a dayHow many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
There isn't an exact number here. I would say roughly every two to three hours, though.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
depends how much the baby eats but about 12 times a days.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
when ever the nappy feel heavy or when they poo. Its about 7 times a day, but I have a baby girl, boys are different I believe.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
3-4How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
every 3-4 hours (except when they are sleeping of course)How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
most babies need to be changed 3-10 times a day all dependsHow many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
Um...however many times he/she dirties it. ??? They really expect you to find an answer for this???How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
Some disagree with me but I believe that EVERY time the baby wets it needs a new diaper. Some say that the diapers are made to absorb the moisture and keep the skin dry, BULL STUFF.... I have had 5 kids and one was very sensitive to urine and would develop a rash in a very short time after she wet. I had to check her every time I thought about it (on the half hour or so) I also found that they are more easily potty trained, I think because they never have to suffer with urine against their skin and find it disgusting when they are older and will gladly use the potty to keep it off their skin.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
about 12 times a dayHow many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
There is no set amount of times. When the baby has soiled or wet the diaper then it needs changing.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
As often as it wets/soils the diaper! In the beginning, that's usually at least once every 2 hours, or 12 times a day. Toward the end of the first year, it's more like 6 - 8 diapers per day.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
as much as it uses the bathroomHow many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
about 10 to 12 times a day.How many times a day does a baby need his diaper changed.?
A baby needs to be changed as often as it dirties it's diaper. Newborns, especially newborns who are breastfed, can poo as many as 10-15 times a day. As they get older, the frequency decreases. Toddlers and older babies may poo once or twice a day but you should still change their diapers every 2-3 hours (in the daytime). On average, I would say a toddler goes through 6-8 diapers a day.
How important it is to Love & Compassion?
You literally grew up because of those two components. If it were not your parents who looked after you especially you were like a vegetable, that needs to be watered, fed and change diapers. Don't be too invincible, because you have to go through others L%26amp;C when you get old. Show L%26amp;C when you can so you can keep the door open to receive. Lol.How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
Love is unique and individual and while the feeling is grand and beautiful it is not really that important.
Compassion is a necessity for life. Without compassion for others we would not be able to get along. There would be no societies. Wars would be constant. Only by seeing others as we see ourselves can we relate to them.
My mother for example has admitted see hated me while growing up. She had a psychological problem but see still took care of me and changed my diapers out of compassion.How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
What you say is quite true and the world certainly needs more love and kindness. It brings to mind the saying about honoring the God within you as well as in your fellow man/woman. That puts it on a higher level because you are fulfilling a spiritual law by being a centre of Love and Wisdom.
;- )How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
it depend upon situations. every human being wants love and compassion in point of time. if he get that its ok ,but when he left alone then the problem lies her and in one point of time it is cause for terrorism.How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
...agree, water the sapling now and enjoy the shade in later years...How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
Well hate me if you want but love and compassion is just as important as hate and malice
Without hate, you wouldn't be able to differentiate between the two concepts, thus you wouldn't know what love is
And plus, if you stay loved your whole life, you wont be learning anything
Too much love brings vulnerability and ignorance to the rest of the world
Yet too much hate brings anger, violence, and war
We gotta keep a simple balance between the two if we wanna remain %26quot;human%26quot;How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
Love and compassion are two attributes that confirm that we are not individuals but rather individualized. We are all part of one totality, that expresses Himself through love and compassion.How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
People turn out to be selfish, arrogant, ignorant idiots even if their parents took amazing care of them.
I grew up with neither love or compassion. I was looked at as a boil that needed to be drained and wouldn't go away.
I learned to love and have compassion for others when I got older and realized that the world is full of hate and hopelessness. I can't stand ignorance, anger and sadness, so why should I create more of it?
Now I am grateful for everything I have. I have comfort, happiness and intelligence. I have a beautiful, loving family. Most of all, I had the strength to make it happen.
It's about strength of character. It can be taught by your care givers, or taught by your own trials. It's usually both.
Life is balance, not fortune cookie reminders to smile when life sucks.how is it to work two jobs need some legal advice
Love is unique and individual and while the feeling is grand and beautiful it is not really that important.
Compassion is a necessity for life. Without compassion for others we would not be able to get along. There would be no societies. Wars would be constant. Only by seeing others as we see ourselves can we relate to them.
My mother for example has admitted see hated me while growing up. She had a psychological problem but see still took care of me and changed my diapers out of compassion.How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
What you say is quite true and the world certainly needs more love and kindness. It brings to mind the saying about honoring the God within you as well as in your fellow man/woman. That puts it on a higher level because you are fulfilling a spiritual law by being a centre of Love and Wisdom.
;- )How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
it depend upon situations. every human being wants love and compassion in point of time. if he get that its ok ,but when he left alone then the problem lies her and in one point of time it is cause for terrorism.How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
...agree, water the sapling now and enjoy the shade in later years...How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
Well hate me if you want but love and compassion is just as important as hate and malice
Without hate, you wouldn't be able to differentiate between the two concepts, thus you wouldn't know what love is
And plus, if you stay loved your whole life, you wont be learning anything
Too much love brings vulnerability and ignorance to the rest of the world
Yet too much hate brings anger, violence, and war
We gotta keep a simple balance between the two if we wanna remain %26quot;human%26quot;How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
Love and compassion are two attributes that confirm that we are not individuals but rather individualized. We are all part of one totality, that expresses Himself through love and compassion.How important it is to Love %26amp; Compassion?
People turn out to be selfish, arrogant, ignorant idiots even if their parents took amazing care of them.
I grew up with neither love or compassion. I was looked at as a boil that needed to be drained and wouldn't go away.
I learned to love and have compassion for others when I got older and realized that the world is full of hate and hopelessness. I can't stand ignorance, anger and sadness, so why should I create more of it?
Now I am grateful for everything I have. I have comfort, happiness and intelligence. I have a beautiful, loving family. Most of all, I had the strength to make it happen.
It's about strength of character. It can be taught by your care givers, or taught by your own trials. It's usually both.
Life is balance, not fortune cookie reminders to smile when life sucks.
How do you care for a new baby and a sick 3-yr-old at the same time?
My 3-yr-old daughter has a stomach virus; the throwing-up kind. I also have a 6-wk-old baby boy (he's not sick thank goodness) to care for. My husband leaves for work at 3 this afternoon and won't get off till midnight. I am completely overwhelmed. How am I supposed to care for both kids--nurse, hold a %26quot;puke%26quot; pan, clean up messes, change diapers, comfort the sick one, etc. all at once? Please help.How do you care for a new baby and a sick 3-yr-old at the same time?
Trust me... you will figure it all out when needed. Motherly instincts is what I call it. I know it seems quite overwhelming right now, but just take a deep breath, let it out slowly, count to ten and just do what needs to be done.
Good luck and I hope your daughter gets better soon!How do you care for a new baby and a sick 3-yr-old at the same time?
Yep I went through this about 2 months ago, my 17 month old (then 15 months) had a stomach virus just like that and my 3 month old (then 1 month old), who was super fussy and colicky and screamed all day, had to be cared for. Then me and my husband got the virus so I was sick on top of it all.
It was AWFUL. Somehow you just have to go through the motions and get through it. I don't know how I did it but if I could do it, you can too.
Amazingly my younger one never got it , THANK GOODNESS!
Trust me... you will figure it all out when needed. Motherly instincts is what I call it. I know it seems quite overwhelming right now, but just take a deep breath, let it out slowly, count to ten and just do what needs to be done.
Good luck and I hope your daughter gets better soon!How do you care for a new baby and a sick 3-yr-old at the same time?
Yep I went through this about 2 months ago, my 17 month old (then 15 months) had a stomach virus just like that and my 3 month old (then 1 month old), who was super fussy and colicky and screamed all day, had to be cared for. Then me and my husband got the virus so I was sick on top of it all.
It was AWFUL. Somehow you just have to go through the motions and get through it. I don't know how I did it but if I could do it, you can too.
Amazingly my younger one never got it , THANK GOODNESS!
How do you change a diaper?
i just started babysitting a 8 week old boy baby, and i can change a girls diaper, but i have no idea how to change a boys. HELP!!!!!How do you change a diaper?
yes, it is the same as changing a girls diaper
take off dirty diaper.. wipe everything clean with a baby wipe.. if the little boy is uncircumsized be sure to gently pull back the foreskin to make sure its clean and dry (you have to make sure little girls are completely cleaned and dried too).. if any creams/lotions or powders are used, apply them.
put on clean diaper
Exactly the same as a girls.. diapers are not any different.How do you change a diaper?
It's alot the same:How do you change a diaper?
Do it the same way as you do a girls.How do you change a diaper?
It's exactly the same as changing a girl's diaper. Just cover his thing with a washcloth or something when you take the dirty diaper off so he doesn't pee all over you.How do you change a diaper?
If you know how to change a diaper on a girl then it is pretty much the same on a boy. Just try to have a rag available that you can plop over his willy while the diaper is off so he doesn't accidentally spray in your face. When you clean his genitals make sure you get in all of the nooks, just as you would with a girl. Always wipe down to up.How do you change a diaper?
No different than how you would change a girl's diaper. Just make sure all parts are clean before you put the new diaper back on.How do you change a diaper?
It really is the same as girls i have a 2 year old baby boy!
When you change a poopie diaper make sure to wipe under his balls and around them! Also wipe under the penis just to make sure its all off! Throw some powder on him and strap his diaper just like to do a girls!How do you change a diaper?
Point penis downwards. Otherwise, it's the same.How do you change a diaper?
For me, it's the same as changing a girl diapers. Why don't you ask the baby parents first if you don't know how to change his diaper?How do you change a diaper?
Its exactly the same. Wipe the whole area with a wipe, the butt really well and the front too. Make sure the foreskin is really clean, especially if the baby isn't circumscised. Watch out for pee!! Lol the put the diaper on the same as you would a girls. With a baby this young you should check his diaper once an hour. Good luck!How do you change a diaper?
its the same way just cover his thing and when your about to finish make sure you point his thing down! otherwise he will pee out!How do you change a diaper?
Make sure you cover the %26quot;wee wee%26quot; boys will spray you! Or take a baby wipe and cover %26quot;wee wee%26quot; to avoid the soaking, then proceed on changing as you would a girl. Now when they are getting potty trained. Make sure you let the know to %26quot;aim%26quot; for the toilet hole {where the water is}, or then you will get sprayed and the whole bathroom! LOL
yes, it is the same as changing a girls diaper
take off dirty diaper.. wipe everything clean with a baby wipe.. if the little boy is uncircumsized be sure to gently pull back the foreskin to make sure its clean and dry (you have to make sure little girls are completely cleaned and dried too).. if any creams/lotions or powders are used, apply them.
put on clean diaper
Exactly the same as a girls.. diapers are not any different.How do you change a diaper?
It's alot the same:How do you change a diaper?
Do it the same way as you do a girls.How do you change a diaper?
It's exactly the same as changing a girl's diaper. Just cover his thing with a washcloth or something when you take the dirty diaper off so he doesn't pee all over you.How do you change a diaper?
If you know how to change a diaper on a girl then it is pretty much the same on a boy. Just try to have a rag available that you can plop over his willy while the diaper is off so he doesn't accidentally spray in your face. When you clean his genitals make sure you get in all of the nooks, just as you would with a girl. Always wipe down to up.How do you change a diaper?
No different than how you would change a girl's diaper. Just make sure all parts are clean before you put the new diaper back on.How do you change a diaper?
It really is the same as girls i have a 2 year old baby boy!
When you change a poopie diaper make sure to wipe under his balls and around them! Also wipe under the penis just to make sure its all off! Throw some powder on him and strap his diaper just like to do a girls!How do you change a diaper?
Point penis downwards. Otherwise, it's the same.How do you change a diaper?
For me, it's the same as changing a girl diapers. Why don't you ask the baby parents first if you don't know how to change his diaper?How do you change a diaper?
Its exactly the same. Wipe the whole area with a wipe, the butt really well and the front too. Make sure the foreskin is really clean, especially if the baby isn't circumscised. Watch out for pee!! Lol the put the diaper on the same as you would a girls. With a baby this young you should check his diaper once an hour. Good luck!How do you change a diaper?
its the same way just cover his thing and when your about to finish make sure you point his thing down! otherwise he will pee out!How do you change a diaper?
Make sure you cover the %26quot;wee wee%26quot; boys will spray you! Or take a baby wipe and cover %26quot;wee wee%26quot; to avoid the soaking, then proceed on changing as you would a girl. Now when they are getting potty trained. Make sure you let the know to %26quot;aim%26quot; for the toilet hole {where the water is}, or then you will get sprayed and the whole bathroom! LOL
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