Eeeeeeeeewwwwwwwwwwww!!!!

[Tigger&Belle]

I don't know the office set-up, but if there's no changing table in the restroom (as there likely isn't in an office restroom) maybe she could have changed the child on a changing pad just outside the restroom if the restroom was yucky. And sprayed air freshener...

 

[Evil Genius]

It was suppose to be her day off and she just came in "for a little while" (4 1/2 hours) There were plenty of places for her to change the baby. There is a nice vanity in the bathroom, no sinks or anything cut into it. Or she could have used the conference room, anything but our very small office space.

 

[Kahana-ri]

Ohhh, so wrong in so many ways. I bet if her child could of talked, she too would of said 'are you nuts-quit smelling my butt in front of people?!"

 

[Tigger&Belle]

Smelling butts is something that we all never imagined that we would do before we had kids, but once we had them, well, all bets are off... What I used to hate was sometimes it wasn't a real stinky diaper so you actually had to peer down in it (or up into it) to see if there was a number to change, but the "number" was right at the edge, and you ended up with goo on your fingers. Yep, just one of the wonderful parenting memories that I know I was blessed with making.

 

[Cool-Beans]

It was suppose to be her day off and she just came in "for a little while" (4 1/2 hours) There were plenty of places for her to change the baby. There is a nice vanity in the bathroom, no sinks or anything cut into it. Or she could have used the conference room, anything but our very small office space.

Is it possible she did this on purpose? Did she get called in on her day off and want to make it as unpleasant for everyone as possible?

I used to smell butts to see if there was poop in there. Just quicker and easier than checking.

I would never change a kid in an office.

 

[Evil Genius]

Nope didn't get called in. AND she dropped her older one off at the pre-school both kids go to, but decided to keep the baby with her for a little one on one time. I just didn't get it.

 

[Tigger&Belle]

Nope didn't get called in. AND she dropped her older one off at the pre-school both kids go to, but decided to keep the baby with her for a little one on one time. I just didn't get it.

If the baby had two dirty diapers so close together, maybe the baby was really not feeling well, which is why she didn't bring the baby to the daycare with the older sibling. Just a thought.

 

[Nancy]

Smelling butts is something that we all never imagined that we would do before we had kids, but once we had them, well, all bets are off... What I used to hate was sometimes it wasn't a real stinky diaper so you actually had to peer down in it (or up into it) to see if there was a number to change, but the "number" was right at the edge, and you ended up with goo on your fingers. Yep, just one of the wonderful parenting memories that I know I was blessed with making.

Oh yeah, I would much rather have sniffed than to peek and goo!

 

[Cool-Beans]

Smelling butts is something that we all never imagined that we would do before we had kids, but once we had them, well, all bets are off... What I used to hate was sometimes it wasn't a real stinky diaper so you actually had to peer down in it (or up into it) to see if there was a number to change, but the "number" was right at the edge, and you ended up with goo on your fingers. Yep, just one of the wonderful parenting memories that I know I was blessed with making.

Especially when it was number 1.5. Number One is not a big problem unless you don't tend to it.

Number two not usually a huge problem - stays where it comes out, for the most part.

But Number 1.5 is the worst. No matter Where you tug at the diaper, you've got a little One Point Five on you...and #1.5 is NOT pretty.