The diaper blowout that changed me
New dad here. Got poop on my face today. FACE. Wife was laughing so hard she couldn't help. Now I understand why experienced dads just accept the chaos. Also why they drink coffee at 6am.
New dad here. Got poop on my face today. FACE. Wife was laughing so hard she couldn't help. Now I understand why experienced dads just accept the chaos. Also why they drink coffee at 6am.
Welcome to the club man. That blowout moment is like a rite of passage. You're already ahead of the game if you can laugh about it instead of panic.
Haha yeah the chaos is just part of it now. You get numb to the mess pretty quick and honestly that's when parenting gets easier. Your wife's laugh was the best part of that story.
Haha oh man. I remember my first one at 3 AM. Now I just laugh because you realize it's not actually a big deal once it happens a few times. Give it a week and you'll be the one finding it funny instead of traumatic.
This made my day. Honestly these are the moments you'll tell stories about for years. My advice: get a changing pad for the car, extra clothes everywhere, and embrace the chaos.
The face poop moment is legendary. I got mine on my shoulder during a middle of the night change. Your wife laughing is actually the best part because you need that levity in those early days. Congrats on the new little one.
Ha! This is the stuff they don't tell you about in those baby classes. You think you're ready and then boom, poop on your face and your wife is dying laughing. Glad you found the humor in it.
That's the moment you realize nothing is sacred anymore. Everything is fair game. You're officially in the trenches now.
Welcome to the club buddy. Nothing quite prepares you for that moment. My son got me on the cheek during a blowout last month and I just stood there stunned.
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Welcome to fatherhood my friend. That first blowout experience is a rite of passage. Wait until you have two kids and it happens in the car seat while you're on the highway. Then you'll have real stories.