Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Uh oh. We can't say picnic anymore. Picnic tables have to be renamed!! Hmmm... outdoor meal table??
You need to get off the conservative blogs.
—very liberal AA mom and history teacher
Tsk tsk. You used the word mother, which has been banned by the current US congress. You're just a birthing person now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Uh oh. We can't say picnic anymore. Picnic tables have to be renamed!! Hmmm... outdoor meal table??
You need to get off the conservative blogs.
—very liberal AA mom and history teacher
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lighten up Francis
+1. It's not your personal table, OP. If you're that neurotic, bring your own folding table.
Parks belong to the public and picnic tables are public property for EATING NOT CHANGING YOUR BRAT's shit filled diaper! There should b a $1000 fine for this.
Anonymous wrote:Uh oh. We can't say picnic anymore. Picnic tables have to be renamed!! Hmmm... outdoor meal table??
Anonymous wrote:Eh, picnic tables are definitely already gross (as PPs noted, bird poop, squirrels, and I'm sure more than a few raccoons have traversed them overnight at some point). But I do use the bench portion of the table, not the table top.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lighten up Francis
+1. It's not your personal table, OP. If you're that neurotic, bring your own folding table.
Parks belong to the public and picnic tables are public property for EATING NOT CHANGING YOUR BRAT's shit filled diaper! There should b a $1000 fine for this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lighten up Francis
+1. It's not your personal table, OP. If you're that neurotic, bring your own folding table.
I’m the OP, and yep... never eating on a playground changing table again.
Anonymous wrote:Parenting has really revealed to me that there is a sharp divide between people who are paranoid/fearful about "bathroom germs" and those who just want to get on with life.
My DH is on the paranoid/fearful side, and though he has changed his fair share of diapers, the amount of stress it causes him is absurd. I once watched him wash his hands three separate times during the course of a single poopy diaper change [albeit, a bad one]. During potty training, I finally had to have him bow out of the process because the level of anxiety he seemed to have around the prospect of accidents was seriously giving our kid a complex.
Fortunately for our family, I"m firmly in the "get on with it" camp. I'll change a baby on the floor, on my lap, in the car, on a picnic table, a bench, etc. as necessary. I'll take normal precautions (mat, wipes for after if necessary, etc.) but I'm not going to make a huge fuss about it. Diapers need changing. You can't confine babies to their homes for the duration. There is bacteria everywhere. Don't set food you're going to eat directly down on a public table. Get on with it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Lighten up Francis
+1. It's not your personal table, OP. If you're that neurotic, bring your own folding table.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Uh oh. We can't say picnic anymore. Picnic tables have to be renamed!! Hmmm... outdoor meal table??
You need to get off the conservative blogs.
—very liberal AA mom and history teacher
Anonymous wrote:Bring some clorox wipes and deal. You can't control this.
Anonymous wrote:Uh oh. We can't say picnic anymore. Picnic tables have to be renamed!! Hmmm... outdoor meal table??