Worst Diaper Change Ever | Momspective

Nov
21
2008

Worst Diaper Change EVER

I was going to Tweet this but it’ll take a few more characters than I’m allowed.

Step One: Change adorable 7 month old’s diaper.

Step Two: See fat, round naked baby belly.

Step three: Blow Raspberry on said belly.

Step Four: Panic as adorable baby grabs your hair with both hands.

Step Five: Frantically try to pry fingers out of your hair without harming adorable baby.

Step Six: Watch in horrified slow motion as baby pees in your face at VERY close range.

Step Seven: Hear baby’s glee as he rips chunks of your hair out as you recoil back.

Step Eight: Disinfect.

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Written by Julie in: Step 1: Express Yourself

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