Baby poo, Sorry ** WARNING - GRAPHIC NAPPY PICS **
Discussion
UncleRic Junior is just 13 days old; a lovely 5lb 5oz bundle of Easter Sunday joy who decided that waiting another 3 weeks and 5 days wasn't on her agenda!
Mumsnet would be my normal hunting ground for this type of query but I'm soo tired I've forgotten my login and the baby Haynes manual looks very much like my cars Haynes manual except the oily marks aren't oil, they're yellow and smell worse.
She's breastfed in entirety (not by me, you fools).
Is this normal?
If not, could it be anything to do with the 500mg of Cefalexin the Mrs is on? We asked 3 different midwives, one GP and one Pediatric Registrar. None of them told us the same thing about antibiotics being passed (or not) through the breastmilk and whether they would or would not cause the carnage shown above.
Apparently I'll be up all night again and PH is a very welcome distraction. Babies; really nice but I can't eat a whole one.
Mumsnet would be my normal hunting ground for this type of query but I'm soo tired I've forgotten my login and the baby Haynes manual looks very much like my cars Haynes manual except the oily marks aren't oil, they're yellow and smell worse.
She's breastfed in entirety (not by me, you fools).
Is this normal?
If not, could it be anything to do with the 500mg of Cefalexin the Mrs is on? We asked 3 different midwives, one GP and one Pediatric Registrar. None of them told us the same thing about antibiotics being passed (or not) through the breastmilk and whether they would or would not cause the carnage shown above.
Apparently I'll be up all night again and PH is a very welcome distraction. Babies; really nice but I can't eat a whole one.
UncleRic said:
BoRED S2upid said:
That's perfectly normal.
They get a lot worse than that. Little BS2 is 10 months.
God. Worse? They get a lot worse than that. Little BS2 is 10 months.
t has leaked and is now all down your front... Nobody pointing this out till you sit down. Or just wait until it's weaned and the s
ts are like your beer/curry sts!I love being a dad !
Just wait a few weeks. You'll never look at wholegrain mustard again in the same way!!
A nappy that colout is a good sign of the baby being well fed with mummy milk and not being dehydrated.
There will be a time...at least once...when you decide its easier to cut the clothing off the baby rather then pull it over their head and then go full decontamination mode. It'll happen just after a favoured aunt gets a hold...
A nappy that colout is a good sign of the baby being well fed with mummy milk and not being dehydrated.
There will be a time...at least once...when you decide its easier to cut the clothing off the baby rather then pull it over their head and then go full decontamination mode. It'll happen just after a favoured aunt gets a hold...
UncleRic said:
UncleRic Junior is just 13 days old; a lovely 5lb 5oz bundle of Easter Sunday joy who decided that waiting another 3 weeks and 5 days wasn't on her agenda!
Mumsnet would be my normal hunting ground for this type of query but I'm soo tired I've forgotten my login and the baby Haynes manual looks very much like my cars Haynes manual except the oily marks aren't oil, they're yellow and smell worse.
She's breastfed in entirety (not by me, you fools).
Is this normal?
If not, could it be anything to do with the 500mg of Cefalexin the Mrs is on? We asked 3 different midwives, one GP and one Pediatric Registrar. None of them told us the same thing about antibiotics being passed (or not) through the breastmilk and whether they would or would not cause the carnage shown above.
Apparently I'll be up all night again and PH is a very welcome distraction. Babies; really nice but I can't eat a whole one.
You've procreated. So what?Mumsnet would be my normal hunting ground for this type of query but I'm soo tired I've forgotten my login and the baby Haynes manual looks very much like my cars Haynes manual except the oily marks aren't oil, they're yellow and smell worse.
She's breastfed in entirety (not by me, you fools).
Is this normal?
If not, could it be anything to do with the 500mg of Cefalexin the Mrs is on? We asked 3 different midwives, one GP and one Pediatric Registrar. None of them told us the same thing about antibiotics being passed (or not) through the breastmilk and whether they would or would not cause the carnage shown above.
Apparently I'll be up all night again and PH is a very welcome distraction. Babies; really nice but I can't eat a whole one.
Mumsnet:
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Totally normal.
Wait until they are old enough to be in a full sized bath - having their daily bath then st in the bath....
You might find that they get car sick and projectile vomit on every drive.... Regardless of speed or a non twisty road - then you have to strip the car seat a pain in the arse wash it dry it rebuild it and then next drive happens again.
Worst "poo" incident I've had is we tried Huggies out (never again pampers for so much better) well a bad poo which just as I lifting her up over my head leaked (torrent) out onto my chubby chase... Lovely.
Wait until they are old enough to be in a full sized bath - having their daily bath then s
t in the bath.... You might find that they get car sick and projectile vomit on every drive.... Regardless of speed or a non twisty road - then you have to strip the car seat a pain in the arse wash it dry it rebuild it and then next drive happens again.
Worst "poo" incident I've had is we tried Huggies out (never again pampers for so much better) well a bad poo which just as I lifting her up over my head leaked (torrent) out onto my chubby chase... Lovely.
sleep envy said:
If it's not so far up their back that it's in the hair, it ain't a big poo.
Lol or that you cut them out of the baby grow rather than getting poo all over their hair and face - keep a big supply going. How some people can work with reusable nappies is beyond me. Cost a lot to buy up front need 95 degree to wash costs a lot daily v 2/3pence throw away nappies and I'm pretty sure having s
t in your washing machine decreases its life somewhat. sleep envy said:
You don't bung a soiled nappy in the wash!
You buy a liner which the baby sts in (and bin that) and soak the terry nappy before washing.
Its not cost efficient nor as environmentally friendly as you'd first think. Plus all that hassle when your flat out bringing up a baby I'd say sleep chilling out etc is top of the list You buy a liner which the baby s
ts in (and bin that) and soak the terry nappy before washing. 
sleep envy said:
If it's not so far up their back that it's in the hair, it ain't a big poo.
This.Then they figure out how to take it off when full. (do you like your curtains/carpets sofas?)
Then you do away (toilet training) and take 5 sets of clothes if you leave the house.
Then when they are toilet trained you have to ask every 5 minutes to be told no only to be told daddy I need a poo as you server dinner, leave the house sit down.
Have fun...
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