If I was your baby and we were at a store
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Baby_Tommy
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If I was your baby and we were at a store
If I was your baby and we were at a store shopping and you noticed that I needed a diaper change would you take me to the restroom to change me or would you take me out to the car to change me?
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Mommy Star
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MommyMaggy
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mommy rebecca
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Maybe right in the Isle would be the easiest place for Mommy, being that the other two options causes for an interruption in shopping. And I for one do not like to be interrupted when I am in the middle of something especially shopping!
Mommy Rebecca
“You don't appreciate a lot of stuff in school until you get older. Little things like being spanked every day by a middle aged woman: Stuff you pay good money for in later life.”Emo Philips
“You don't appreciate a lot of stuff in school until you get older. Little things like being spanked every day by a middle aged woman: Stuff you pay good money for in later life.”Emo Philips
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Little Stinky Britches
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I actually saw this acted out in real life a few days ago. 
I had stopped by a suburban branch of our public library and I was inside, near the children's section when I saw this mom pull back her daughter's waistband and check her diaper for poop.
(This always gets my attention when I'm out in a public place and there are lot's of moms and babies around.
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The baby was a young toddler, around 14 months old, and I could tell by the Mother's reaction/smile, that this baby girl had messed her pants in the library. I assumed that the mom was going to take her to the ladies room to change her, but instead, they both left the library after checking out their books.
A few minutes later, when I was leaving the library and walking through the parking lot, there was this same baby girl, laying on the back hatch of a minivan, with her mom holding her by the ankles and wiping her poopy bottom.
This was the first time I had seen a baby changed in a minivan outdoors. One of the things I loved about seeing this, was seeing all the other moms that were coming/going to the library stop and watch this baby get her poopy bottom cleaned by her mom.
If there is one thing I have noticed, and this never fails: EVERY MOM who sees a baby getting their diaper changed, will stop, and watch the baby getting their bottom wiped and diapered. It never fails. At home, at church, in a store, at the library: when a baby gets their poopy diaper changed, EVERY mom will stop and watch, and chat with the other mom.
It never fails.
I had stopped by a suburban branch of our public library and I was inside, near the children's section when I saw this mom pull back her daughter's waistband and check her diaper for poop.
(This always gets my attention when I'm out in a public place and there are lot's of moms and babies around.
)The baby was a young toddler, around 14 months old, and I could tell by the Mother's reaction/smile, that this baby girl had messed her pants in the library. I assumed that the mom was going to take her to the ladies room to change her, but instead, they both left the library after checking out their books.
A few minutes later, when I was leaving the library and walking through the parking lot, there was this same baby girl, laying on the back hatch of a minivan, with her mom holding her by the ankles and wiping her poopy bottom.
This was the first time I had seen a baby changed in a minivan outdoors. One of the things I loved about seeing this, was seeing all the other moms that were coming/going to the library stop and watch this baby get her poopy bottom cleaned by her mom.
If there is one thing I have noticed, and this never fails: EVERY MOM who sees a baby getting their diaper changed, will stop, and watch the baby getting their bottom wiped and diapered. It never fails. At home, at church, in a store, at the library: when a baby gets their poopy diaper changed, EVERY mom will stop and watch, and chat with the other mom.
It never fails.
Phew! Somebody needs a changing.