Mmmm, poop.

[rootofnewt]

explodingcat: I think . . . and this might be hard . . . but I think it would be good to not act horrified at diaper time. I'd hate for the baby to pick up on the disgust.
krasota: *blank stare*
explodingcat: I mean, we don't want the urchin to associate our visceral reactions with zirself.
krasota: I'm generally not horrified by diaper changing. (Yes, there are exceptions.)
explodingcat: Yes, but I would be.
krasota: You pick up the dog's poop.
explodingcat: Yes, but his poop is just really nice.
krasota: *dies with laughter*
krasota: *continues laughing as boy goes on about nice, firm Jericho poop.*
jericho_the_dog: *runs over to boy for pets and reassurance as I continue laughing*

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[cassidyrose.livejournal.com]

In general, S.'s poo diapers are not all that bad, especially as we now only have one every other day, on average (he has not started solid food yet and with that comes more disgusting diapers--I am not looking forward to it). But, there have been times when it has smelled so bad that I have gagged and my eyes have almost teared up. Seriously. It is the worst when he goes several days without pooping (normal for an exclusively breast-fed six month old)--it seems to fester and get extra-bad. EW. Then there has been the joy of saving the diaper for the doctor to inspect (when we've feared he was ill). One of the worst smells, however, is antibiotic pee which we've had a lot of as he was on two different anitbiotics in the NICU and then two more rounds in the past couple of months for ear infections. That's some strong smelling pee.

You will be amazed at how often you discuss poop once the baby arrives. Serioulsy. It's all about the poop. ptor calls the logbook we keep (yes, we still log all diapers, feeds, sleep and medications) the "poo bureaucracy". :)