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My 5 month old daughter has these amazing poops at night. She goes to bed at 7P and when I go in and get her at 7:30A or so, she has literally pooped all over! I mean, diaper is destroyed, poop has shot up her back up to her shoulder blades (which baffles me becasue she is a tummy sleeper... how powerful must that poop be that it is shooting up her back?!). This is my 3rd baby but I have never in my life encountered such a force of nature.
I have her in a diaper a size bigger ... and tonight I double-bagged her (sie 4 diaper covered by a size 5 night time diaper! She looks like a sumo wrestler from the waist down). Any other recommendations?
I'll tell you, it's a helluva way to start the day... for me. She's as happy as can be.
I have her in a diaper a size bigger ... and tonight I double-bagged her (sie 4 diaper covered by a size 5 night time diaper! She looks like a sumo wrestler from the waist down). Any other recommendations?
I'll tell you, it's a helluva way to start the day... for me. She's as happy as can be.
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I agree with Lilliebird. Some rubber training pants might contain some of the fun. I imagine that if she is happy and growing that she just happens to be a really talented pooper. Shoulder blades and all?
what if you tried catching her before she 'explodes' ? maybe the diaper cannot hold any more because it is already saturated....?
try changing her a couple hours before she normally wakes up (that's what I would do! just to avoid the mess) you could keep it very calm and even keep the lights off so she can go right back to sleep...?
good luck =)