Anonymous wrote:Not understanding what the problem is here. Why would it be a problem for the babysitter to get him ready for bed?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, it is completely normal and appropriate. If you trust your babysitter to do babysitting and being alone with your child, then you should trust your babysitter to be able to put on a diaper on your child. It doesn’t matter if they’re two years old or five year olds.
OP didn’t say, but maybe the child would feel uncomfortable? I know my older one would have been fine, but my younger one would have felt uncomfortable starting at age 4 about a new sitter putting a diaper on him.
OP again, he is certainly not bashful. Sometimes I wish he was just a little more bashful or modest than he is. Lol He has answered the door totally naked on more than one occasion when I was trying to get his little brother dressed after there bath. 😳
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes, it is completely normal and appropriate. If you trust your babysitter to do babysitting and being alone with your child, then you should trust your babysitter to be able to put on a diaper on your child. It doesn’t matter if they’re two years old or five year olds.
OP didn’t say, but maybe the child would feel uncomfortable? I know my older one would have been fine, but my younger one would have felt uncomfortable starting at age 4 about a new sitter putting a diaper on him.
Anonymous wrote:OP what time are you leaving? Could you put a diaper on him before you go?
We did diapers instead of pull-ups on my DD at night when she was 4/5. She was a very deep sleeper and pull-ups did not contain the pee well. Even the overnights were not absorbent enough, but diapers worked well. It was no problem. She could actually pull them down if she had one on and had to use the bathroom, which she did almost every morning. It was harder to pull it back up because sometimes it would pop open, but in the morning this didn’t matter since it was wet and she didn’t need to put it back on. But if she got up to pee early in the night, she just ask us to help reattach it.
In your situation, it d just put him in the diaper before you leave and let the sitter know that if he has tjj on use the bathroom before he falls asleep, he might need a hand reattaching it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The part that I go to on it not being a big deal is she will be helping with there bath so what’s the difference.
Where is a bath mentioned?