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[quote=Anonymous]Thank you for the feedback and suggestions, all.  He did it again this morning, right in front of me on our bed while I was rocking the baby back to sleep.  Another load of sheets and blankets to wash, another mattress to spray down.  I am so, so frustrated, and am thinking about calling the vet hospital to try to have him seen today in case this is a medical and not behavioral issue.  And thinking about putting him the bathroom with food, water and a towel in the meantime so that he doesn't pee on anything else.  I really, really hope this is medical, because I can't imagine how I'll be able to continue with things like this.

Regarding leaving him alone with the baby, I'm honestly really not concerned by that.  I appreciate where the concern comes from, but he is not now and has never been an aggressive animal in any way.  Not even a hint of aggression.  When we leave the door to our bedroom open when the baby is sleeping, he sometimes will sleep on our bed watching over the baby.  He has never gotten in the bassinet/PnP with the baby, and won't even really approach the baby when the baby is awake.  He sometimes sleeps on the baby's changing tables and in the stroller when it's in the house, and I've found him sleeping in the baby's crib in the nursery a few times (baby isn't in there yet, still in our room), but he has never peed on any of the baby's things.  Not the playmat, not in the crib or stroller or on the changing table, not on the baby's blanket folded on his dresser, nothing. He just pees on my and my husband's things. [/quote]

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