I have done the same as Winter and it works every time. Much easier than trying to sit one of DD's feet and hold her other one so that she doesn't kick me :) We have my mother's day card, aircon remote, balloons, teaspoons, hairties, etc.:
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I have done the same as Winter and it works every time. Much easier than trying to sit one of DD's feet and hold her other one so that she doesn't kick me :) We have my mother's day card, aircon remote, balloons, teaspoons, hairties, etc.:
ahhh Hi Mrs Jak!!! - I too wondered where you had gone :D
Ha ha! Hi Kim :) Nice to know you noticed I was 'gone' ;) Hope you are all keeping well xoxo
DS is the same. Got to the point where I couldn't change him on the change table for a while as it was too dangerous and too much of a screamfest so I'd catch him in the loungeroom, throw down a flat terrytoweling nappy and change him on top of that. Worked best when he was watching a Play School dvd. We're back at the change table for the moment but there have been a few cranky mummy faces. Singing nursery rhymes loudly over the top of any complaints keeps me from snapping at him. :p
Yep contraband! Even the Sudocrem (sample pot size though not a big tub!) for a couple of minutes- very naughty! DS likes to moisturise his tummy... And I have put a cushion down for DS' head as he's never really liked laying flat on his back. And sometimes I'm just not up to the fight and we do standing up nappy changes. Good luck!
my 10mth old must be advanced ;):rolleyes: he's already been doing this to me & DH for a while now :wall:
Have been trying to think what I could give DS to distract him while changing - might have to try that "special box of things" idea. Don't know that the nappy changing, or should I say putting on, while standing is going to be an easy one for a while - we use itti bitti MCNs. Although I have become quite good at the cleaning the bum while it sticks up in the air. :p although we've taken to putting his pants, shoes & socks on down in the lounge room while he's sitting up/standing so he can help us.
And I hear you at the ear splitting squealing/screaming - DS does this at night when we have to change him :rolleyes: so it's more of a grin and bear it any time overnight :rolleyes:.
Mrs Jak ;) I have the same with my 14 month old and have since he was able to roll at about 5 months old. It's always a struggle and i end up getting him dressed in all kinds of different angles (the worst is trying to get the press studs done up under the nappy). I have a couple of things that i bring out with a big 'OHHH LOOK WHAT I'VE GOT!!!!' which sometimes works. For us one of them is a dummy, he's never had a dummy but loves to chew on one sometimes.
Nappy change and getting dressed involves a lot of deep breaths and patience here :lol:
He he, Myboys ;) I lol at the press studs part :) I hear you there! Such a struggle every day :0
Just thought I would re-visit this.
We have been using those huggies nappy pants and they have made nappy canges a lot more bareable. If its only a wet nappy she doesnt have tolie down at all. If it is a number 2 nappy, she has to lie down for me to take it off which you just pull apart at the side seems and lie down for a wipe then she stands or sits again for the actual pulling up the pants.
Much better as I get the hard part done before she has lost interest in whatever I have given her to distract herself.
Just thought I would share :)
well we have a little bit of an issue because we use cloth nappies i pretty much have to sit on him to change him wee is ok coz i do it standing up but poos nup its horribel at the moment i have to get DH to hold him while i do it coz its pretty hard to bend down now
Nappy changes these days are horrid for us. I pin him to the floor with my feet and one foot under my thigh. He screams and hates it but what choice do we have? He's gotta have a nappy. Most times I dont even bother trying anything else as it never works. It doesn't matter what I've given him he knows he can still look at it if he's sitting up. (I always take it off him when he rolls but the message doesn't seen to be getting through.)
We'll be looking into the nappy pants tomorrow, do Aldi have an equivalent? Guess I'll find out tomorrow... Hope they're not too exxy...
It's funny this should pop up again because i was thinking of how you were going the other day Mrs Jak... I got over the constant fight and started doing all changes on the change table again. (I was doing it on the floor) It seems to be a bit easier, sometimes he can start to wiggle once he knows the nappy is done up but for the most part it hasn't been as much of a struggle. Has your little man been a bit kinder to you during change time??
Hope all is well xoxo
Hi everyone :)
Hi Myboys ;) He has actually improved! :) Most of the time he's not too bad. Thank goodness, because my belly is getting bigger and doesn't appreciate being whacked with a stray foot!
He's just over 15 months now. Just started walking about 3 weeks ago and maybe it's helped with his whole attitude towards life?? Not sure?? :) Can't believe you are 18 weeks already!!! :) I reckon it goes faster when you already have 2 at home. xoxo
Good to hear he's making things a little easier for you :D Yes i know you have to be very careful of those wild little legs and the tummy don't you.
18 weeks, 33 weeks, where does the time go?!?! :D
Walking!!! Woo Hoo clever boy xo
Oooo, sorry BellaBambina! Meant to say thanks for the tip on the nappy pants! :) ;)
Just to help out - yes Aldi do have their own nappy pants and they work great. Both DD2 and DD3 wear them (DD2 just at night) and they are comfy and easy to put on and take off. The only problem is you can't redo them back up if they get ripped on the sides like some.
Yea I had a look yesterday but they're too big :( DS is only 10kgs and the smallest size was 14 or something. We got the huggies ones instead. (of course I managed to grab the wrong ones and ended up with too big ones anyway :wall:) but aside from them being on the biggish side they're great. Still have to hold him down to get the old nappy off and it's a little tricky to get both legs in to pull them up lol. But much less painful than before. Yay!