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AIBU?

to just throw shitty knickers away?

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BrittaPerry · 27/10/2012 19:34

I can't be the only one who does this, surely?

Potty training child, "code brown", unless it is a solid poo the whole lot just goes in the nappy bag.

I used to use cloth nappies, but knickers are about 50p each. Life is too short.


Is there a trick to getting them off without covering the child in muck?

(now on my forth year of potty training) (not the same child) (still not got the hang of it)

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terrywoganstrousers · 27/10/2012 19:35

YANBU.

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LindyHemming · 27/10/2012 19:36

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McHappyPants2012 · 27/10/2012 19:39

www.drylikeme.com/

I used them in the first few months of potty training, but Yanbu I have done the same

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McHappyPants2012 · 27/10/2012 19:39
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coldcupoftea · 27/10/2012 19:40

YANBU I threw away a ton of pants when DD was potty training. Just buy cheap ones.

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dexter73 · 27/10/2012 19:40

YANBU. I used to throw away bedding covered in sick as I couldn't bear to scrape off the cold vom!

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BrittaPerry · 27/10/2012 19:43

With pull ups you can rip the sides, so it is a lot easier to not cover the entire child (and yourself, and the house) with poo.

Hmm, if I am chucking them anyway, could I cut them off?

No, that's silly.

My current potty trainee has a habit of trying to run away with pooey knickers half off. This is not good.

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sunnyshine · 27/10/2012 19:44

Always chuck and same for my mindees too ( I always send a new pair of knickers home as cost about 25p) and means I don't have to touch pooey knickers ;-)

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winnybella · 27/10/2012 19:46

I'm not squeamish so I would just rinse them off and throw into 90 deg wash. YABU, then, I guess.

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KenLeeeeeee · 27/10/2012 19:48

YANBU. I can't deal with pooey pants.

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picnicbasketcase · 27/10/2012 19:49

YANBU. Packs of 7 pairs are about £2 in Primark, I threw out a fair few pairs when DD was potty training. Far more pleasant to just buy more, even if it is a bit wasteful.

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crazy8 · 27/10/2012 19:50

Cut them off. [hsmile]

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forevergreek · 27/10/2012 19:56

Hmm if you are getting that many pooey nappies then maybe they aren't ready? Back in nappies?

It's quite difficult to accidently pop isn't it? As opposed to wee

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thekidsrule · 27/10/2012 20:19

another one here that couldnt be bothered with crappy pants

like some have said just buy cheap pants

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Meglet · 27/10/2012 20:23

yanbu.

Mine wear Primark pants. I have always binned any that have been pooed on (which hasn't been many thank goodness).

I was mortified when a lady at nursery washed DD's pooey pants out and gave them back to me. I said in future to please bin them, she told me some parents got really narky if they binned pooey pants, how foul is that, expecting other people to wash out your childrens pants Shock Angry.

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GobblersKnob · 27/10/2012 20:26

Dd had Boden pants when she was potty training, they all got washed Grin

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GwendolineScaryLacey · 27/10/2012 20:29

YANBU. Well, we're not at shitty knickers stage but I chuck shitty vests when DD2's nappy leaks. Why would you bother washing? My laundry bin is full enough!

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BeauNeidel · 27/10/2012 20:33

My boys pre-school tell us if they have had an accident, but not if it is a shitty one! If the pants then happen to stay in the bag overnight for a couple of hours they definitely go in the bin! Also if we are out and about - life is too short to be carting around shitty pants.

I admit I don't cope well with poo Grin

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3monkeys3 · 27/10/2012 20:39

Usually yes, but dd pooed her favourite pair the other day and I saved them, even though it was gross.

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NuzzleandScratch · 27/10/2012 20:43

I'm going to buck the trend here and say yabu. Dd has been trained for wees since May, but we just can't crack it with the poos, so I'd have wasted dozens of pants by now if I'd just binned them! I just tip the poo into the toilet, then bag up the knickers ready for washing. But I do use cloth nappies (for dd2, but also did for dd1), so perhaps I'm more at ease with washing pooey cloth! Grin

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70isaLimitNotaTarget · 27/10/2012 20:55

I'd chuck out poo-ey ones if they had D&V (rather than wash at high temp) but otherwise just scrape off excess and soak (Napisan) prior to washing.
TBH I don't think mine had that many pooey ones .

DD had a few 'mishaps' after eating too many strawberries/red kidney beans/melon but I said to the Nursery just to bin them. (They would rinse out any that were soiled though.)

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Fairylea · 27/10/2012 21:19

I flushed a pair of my red lacy ones at the cinema one time when I had an unexpectedly nasty dodgy tum. (Tmi).

I promptly went back into the cinema knickerless and sat back down.

Embarrassing.

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mathanxiety · 27/10/2012 21:33

YANBU.
Life is short, knickers are cheap.

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kefybaby · 27/10/2012 21:38

YANBU. I do the same.

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