AW: Is this wrong??

[userdeleted]

I was offering the Dood items with different textures to feel and play with. When he finished with the coffee filter, I may or may not have turned it into a hat.





Please feel free to share your irreverence with the rest of the class.

[birch113]

Lol love that!!!

[beckyrosen]

That's awesome.

[userdeleted]

Mar 1, 2015 16:17:09 GMT -5 @txaggie08 said:

Haha! That's definitely something I would have done.

LO frequently gets his clean spitup rag as a hat. He loves it!

H likes to do that with clean diapers. He used to look confused about it, but smiles now because we laugh at him.

[pdxlaurens]

My kiddo spit up a lot today and I got tired of fetching clean blankets from upstairs. I gave him a clean dish towel and he cuddled up to it and passed right out.

[bookworm87]

That hat is adorable!

We often tell the boy that he is so cute we are going to gobble him up. He thinks this is hilarious. When I took him into my work to meet my coworkers, he was well behaved but not very smiley. That is, until we told them how he thinks it is funny when we threaten to eat him. The friend who was holding him at the time promptly tells the boy (in the high pitched voice everyone adopts when they see a baby) "I'm going to turn you into baby shish kabobs and eat you up!" The boy started laauughing. It was hilarious.

[gdaniels77]

When my hair was still long, I wanted to see what LO looked like with a full mane, so I draped my hair to make a baby toupee while she was sleeping.

[chicorojo]

Hilarious! Tristan thinks its funny to have things draped over his head.
This was from when hevwas much smaller and my friend figured out it was the only way to get him to stop fussing.

[userdeleted]

Cuuute!!

[kookooma]

I'm guilty of wrongdoing also....this was posted to FB for a friend's birthday.

[kookooma]

Mar 1, 2015 22:34:01 GMT -5 pdxlaurens said:

My kiddo spit up a lot today and I got tired of fetching clean blankets from upstairs. I gave him a clean dish towel and he cuddled up to it and passed right out.

I'm guilty of this also..a kitchen towel, a hand towel and once a T-shirt of my DH straight from the laundry basket (it was within reach so..)

[userdeleted]

Mar 2, 2015 11:30:16 GMT -5 kookooma said:

I'm guilty of wrongdoing also....this was posted to FB for a friend's birthday.

Ha!

[userdeleted]

More irreverence:

During diaper changes my husband sings "I love it when you call me big pooper." And I sing "It is my duty to clean that booty."

Right? Wrong? I must know.

[liljsmomma]

Apr 26, 2015 10:38:49 GMT -5 userdeleted said:

More irreverence:

During diaper changes my husband sings "I love it when you call me big pooper." And I sing "It is my duty to clean that booty."

Right? Wrong? I must know.

This is great haha

[2jelplus1]

Apr 26, 2015 10:38:49 GMT -5 userdeleted said:

More irreverence:

During diaper changes my husband sings "I love it when you call me big pooper." And I sing "It is my duty to clean that booty."

Right? Wrong? I must know.

If it's wrong I don't want to be right!

I've periodically been singing "I like big poops/farts and I cannot lie" to the tune of Sir Mix a Lot. I try improvising more lyrics but generally awkwardly trail off at "get sprung...."

[amyface813]

We must take advantage of all the adult jokes before they get old enough to be scarred from them or repeat them in front of a pastor/teacher/grandma!

How long are we going to be able to have a quickie in the next room during a nap? Or sing all the inappropriate songs in our "babyeese" voices? This innocent stage only lasts so long!

[nbateman5]

Lol i sing usher to LO all the time "shawty I don't mind if you dance on a pole, that don't make you a ho, when you working till 3 if you're leaving with me" all the time during diaper changes bc its always stuck in my head. My girl better not be dancing on a pole!

[2jelplus1]

Can't remember if I've shared this already but starting around 12 weeks LO became all about pulling her clothes up off her belly and over her face at any opportunity, mostly diaper changes with onsies or when she'd wear a dress, and each time he saw it my husband would shout "Spring Break!" à la attested development.