What to do without a little squirt?

[Megan]

We have an old butter knife in the laundry that we use to scrape the poo. Whenever anyone comes to stay we have to let them know what it's for. Which reminds me, I really should label it. DH does most of the scraping. It doesn't bother him in the slightest and he volunteers for the job so I let him go for it!! lol

[~Raven~]

LOL Megan! I have to tell MIL whenever she goes into my laundry not to remove the poo spoon. My biggest fear is finding it back in the cutlery drawer Luckily for me it's an odd one.

[tan32]

oh i am rolling with laughter

I have to say i cheat and use flushable liners, I just lift them out and flush away, any little left behinds get rinsed down the laundry trough.

My DH would have a heart attack if i had a poo spoon.......and he had to use it

[Nettie]

We have a plastic scraper (about $1 worth) which we use to scrape into the toilet. Yes, it can be gross and icky, but it gets the job done and I usually don't end up with any on me!

DH & I share the task - we take turns depending on who's washed the bottles, or gotten DS off to sleep!

Kinda liking the spoon idea... reckon that might work better on some of the poo!

[teruteru]

i just use toilet paper...

[DaintreeDream]

Gosh I am so glad DD is past that stage now and has solid poos that just plonk into the toilet.

I always use fleece liners in my nappies and when she used to have those yucky poos I just washed them in a bucket of water (did with newborn/breastfeed poos too), the poo comes away from the fleece really easily (the couple of times I haven't used a fleece liner I have noticed the different, the poo sticks to the nappy so much more!)

[helle]

Oh girls... the glamour

Just suscribing cos I'm gonna need these tips in 4 months time

[helle]

^oh woot, that was my 1000th comment XD