[PancakeGoddess]

But can I just say? A diet of raisins and breastmilk makes for a really.
nasty.
diaper.

uke

 

[coopnwhitsmommy]

So does Graham Crackers, Cheese, and Apple Slices

 

[Pastrydemon]

So does breastmilk and blueberries!!!!

 

[PancakeGoddess]

when, oh, when, will he start digesting these membranes?

eeeeew.

I wish he'd start in with banana again.

 

[Yooper]

Well even at 22 months, I just dumped a kidney bean/sweet pea/corn-on-the-cob mess out of a diaper. I would never ever feed her that combo on purpose, but we were at a potluck BBQ and that is what she picked. If someone knows.....really when do they start digesting this stuff?!?!? I found rice in her dipe last week.....surely she should be able to digest that by now?

 

[TortelliniMama]

Somehow, when we were making the decision to cd, I wasn't contemplating picking grape skins and orange membranes out of the washing machine. I still would have decided to cd, but it would have been nice to be expecting it. I thought there was some weird orange spider in there after he had oranges for the first time! :LOL

 

[coopnwhitsmommy]

I couldn't figure out what all the green little bits were in my washer....then I rememberd Ds has been Eating a lot of Peas lately

 

[VikingKvinna]

Heh. I told DP just a few hours ago that I'm putting a moratorium on corn-on-the-cob until DS is out of dipes.

~Nick

 

[PancakeGoddess]

:LOL

The thing is, corn is *so* undigested it's almost no big deal to me. But the raisins? They just inflate, and when there's not much else solid going on.... ok, enough.

 

[3 Little Monkeys]

eeeeeeewwwwwwwww :LOL

 

[TortelliniMama]

I almost forgot ds's crowning achievement in this arena. It's not exactly a healthy food choice, but it does go along with the "surprises in the diaper" theme. He went through a phase where he liked to play with waterbottles, and within that, there was a subphase of liking to chew on them and pull off the labels. One day I found a still legible piece of Poland Springs label in his diaper.

These will all be good stories when they're teenagers and we're making "small talk" with their girl/boyfriends...

 

[canadiangranola]

I have a friend who decided her son was only allowed to eat blue napkins at christmas parties because red ones were too scary looking after they had....um...made their journey through his digestive tract.

 

[TortelliniMama]

Quote:

Originally Posted by canadiangranola I have a friend who decided her son was only allowed to eat blue napkins at christmas parties because red ones were too scary looking after they had....um...made their journey through his digestive tract.

:LOL Now that's being realistic and making the best of a bad situation! Printed red ones might be okay, though. I mean, what're the chances that an internal bleed would end up looking like a repeating pattern of candy canes?