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It is SO hard not to resent your child a leetle bit when they shit on the floor, isn't it?

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Pruni · 25/10/2006 11:28

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NotQuiteCockney · 25/10/2006 19:09

Oooh, just before the DSes joint birthday party, DH found a little pile of poo on the floor in the kitchen (boak!). I had noticed a bit of nappy failure on DS2, but not realised there was runaway poo ... not a good moment ...

Pruni · 25/10/2006 19:09

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MarsLady · 25/10/2006 19:24

And right in front of a woman I haven't seen for ages. I was in the middle of my really laid back having kids is easy look. Sigh...........

GRUMPYGHOUL · 25/10/2006 19:29

Been there!!

One pooed in a corner and the other in his pants then waved his leg about while I was trying to get them off spraying it everywhere, then his finale was to walk it all over the floor!!

Trust me you will be laughing about it once the nausea wears off!!

LittleMonkeysMum · 25/10/2006 19:38

This has just happened to me! LOL! Curse the darker evenings which proclude me from seeing the poo properly, I thought I'd got it all up, but the lounge carpet still stinks....even more than normal!
Washed DD really thoroughly tonight and she still hummed a bit. Mmmmmmmmm.

hoohoo · 25/10/2006 19:47

i remember my dh playing with his newphew and picking him up over his head etc and malteser shapes started rolling across the floor...it was quite funny...only because mil was there to clean it up!!!

Spatz · 25/10/2006 20:05

I was cleaning up the second pooh-in-pants accident in five minutes so let DS run off with no pants on when he said 'plomp plomp plomp pooh on the floor'. Sure enough three more little piles.

Scraping pooh from between floorboards and out of the knotholes with a toothpick wasn't something I was expecting to come with motherhood.

Mercedes519 · 25/10/2006 20:12

This thread made me think of the programme that was on at the end of August about attachment parenting. They talked about 'elimination anticipation' or something where you don't use nappies at all and anticipate when your child will poo and wee. From birth.

Of course as all mums will appreciate the programme showed all of these parents continually being wee'd on and clearing poo off the floor. Why would anyone do this voluntarily?

ProfYaffle - am with you on the clothes front. Ds has just started projectile vomiting. Absorbing it with my clothes saves having to clean the sofa but I now have nothing to wear!

Toady · 25/10/2006 20:48

I found a dried up poo ball when I was cleaning under the cushions on the sofa Why didn't we smell it when it was fresh

cooperflykiller · 25/10/2006 21:22

This thread is so funny! What does that say about my sense of hunour?

When my DS was a toddler (now 11!!) he helpfully told my childminder 'Watch out, poo!' as she was coming down the stairs three seconds before she was about to step on the worlds largest log, (carefully laid on the last step)! A narrow escape, and she still talks about it!

funnypeculiar · 25/10/2006 21:41

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Ds's best friend sat in our front room (on rug, not floorboards, naturally) & announced he was doing a poo. We disbelieved, as he'd just been. He shook poo casually out of trouser leg and carried on with the lego.

MarsLady · 25/10/2006 21:47

Oh the shame............ I can't believe I'm going to post this!

I got a new cleaner. Week 2 she came downstairs to tell me that she found dried faeces under DS1's bed, left by DT2....

Oh the shame.............

FreakyFloss · 25/10/2006 21:53

[bad mummy emoticon] Am toying with the idea of potty training DS (two next month). last week left him with some 'bare bum time' and told him several times to go on potty if he needed a wee. No evidence of wee so put nappy back on and went out. Came back home and tidied up toys at bed time, only to find wee in potty. How bad did I feel then?? First time, in potty and I didnt reward him/praise him. He's not done it since though.... Have had odd thoughts that maybe it was the cat....

kickassangel · 25/10/2006 22:12

when dd was a few months old, she did a mega chicken korma style poo which exploded from the nappy, leaving marks on the study floor, then as i carried her upstairs to be changed, she managed to get some on my white cotton shirt (had to be pulled off over my head), the wall, her hands, her feet. clearing it up took ages - every time i wiped a bit, she waved an arm/leg and more appeared. in the end we both went & sat in the bath, clothes & all. it was the only way!
having dreaded the whole nappy thing before being a mum, i found this highly amusing, and particularly enjoy telling single young blokes about it when they start telling me how happy i must be as a mum.

Blondilocks · 25/10/2006 22:16

My DD only ever had poo related incidents in the bathroom so I think I got off lightly by the sounds of it.

motherinferior · 25/10/2006 22:19

Pruni, DD2 peed torrentially all over the bathroom today, just in front of the loo. She's well over three and I really thought we'd got past this.

GRUMPYGHOUL · 26/10/2006 12:42

Kickass...you found it amusing at the time....you are a stronger woman than me. LOL tho!

Dig the grossing out single friends though - so much fun.

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