Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think some of you are changing diapers wrong. Or have never changed a diaper. Why is there excrement getting all over the place when you change a diaper?
I don’t want to see or smell your kids disgusting poopy butt in common areas. take your kid somewhere discreet and change them there. not on common furniture. this is basic common sense.
Ok, sure. But is that what the OP is complaining about? People changing kids on the table in the middle of a meal? Because yeah, 100% that’s gross. But if no one is using the table, who cares?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think some of you are changing diapers wrong. Or have never changed a diaper. Why is there excrement getting all over the place when you change a diaper?
I don’t want to see or smell your kids disgusting poopy butt in common areas. take your kid somewhere discreet and change them there. not on common furniture. this is basic common sense.
Ok, sure. But is that what the OP is complaining about? People changing kids on the table in the middle of a meal? Because yeah, 100% that’s gross. But if no one is using the table, who cares?
You are an idiot but I will try to explain why it matters. Another family, that practices common sense cleainess, sets up their picnic table but even with using a plastic or paper tablecloth, your child's filthy feces can contaminate their food. I understand than those with an IQ of lower than 10, like you, may have difficulty understanding this concept.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think some of you are changing diapers wrong. Or have never changed a diaper. Why is there excrement getting all over the place when you change a diaper?
I don’t want to see or smell your kids disgusting poopy butt in common areas. take your kid somewhere discreet and change them there. not on common furniture. this is basic common sense.
Ok, sure. But is that what the OP is complaining about? People changing kids on the table in the middle of a meal? Because yeah, 100% that’s gross. But if no one is using the table, who cares?
You are an idiot but I will try to explain why it matters. Another family, that practices common sense cleainess, sets up their picnic table but even with using a plastic or paper tablecloth, your child's filthy feces can contaminate their food. I understand than those with an IQ of lower than 10, like you, may have difficulty understanding this concept.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think some of you are changing diapers wrong. Or have never changed a diaper. Why is there excrement getting all over the place when you change a diaper?
I don’t want to see or smell your kids disgusting poopy butt in common areas. take your kid somewhere discreet and change them there. not on common furniture. this is basic common sense.
Ok, sure. But is that what the OP is complaining about? People changing kids on the table in the middle of a meal? Because yeah, 100% that’s gross. But if no one is using the table, who cares?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think some of you are changing diapers wrong. Or have never changed a diaper. Why is there excrement getting all over the place when you change a diaper?
I don’t want to see or smell your kids disgusting poopy butt in common areas. take your kid somewhere discreet and change them there. not on common furniture. this is basic common sense.
Anonymous wrote:I think some of you are changing diapers wrong. Or have never changed a diaper. Why is there excrement getting all over the place when you change a diaper?
Anonymous wrote:Why is this common practice? It’s sooo gross. I don’t care if you have a mat. People are supposed to eat there. No one is disinfecting it.
Anonymous wrote:Why is this common practice? It’s sooo gross. I don’t care if you have a mat. People are supposed to eat there. No one is disinfecting it.