This is a common dilemma for cloth diapering families; waking up in
a pool of pee is definitely NOT fun... especially for co-sleeping families!
Not exact matches
I swam for a few minutes and though I know I should be smacked for this, I tried to ignore the fact that there was a puddle
of pee in the elevator that was surely spreading throughout the entire resort as people walked through it assuming it was
pool water.
The fact that babies can, will and do
pee in the
pool seems to be a universally accepted exception to the «Ool Rule» (as in, Please keep the «P» out our
of pool).
The drawback
of padded potty seats is that they are more hard to clean with
pee pooling in the middle
of the pad and the plastic.
They keep all the bulk
of the water from the lake or
pool with the
pee swimming around on your baby's sweet bottom.
I remember that I was getting out
of the
pool often to go to the bathroom to
pee.
I really didn't mean to
pee in the proverbial
pool on these threads, but I still don't get the point
of it all.
For them, Costa Rica was a blank spot between Nicaragua and Panama where everything costs more and every place is packed with North American families
peeing in small swimming
pools in front
of grand, beautiful oceans.
«Thanks to the Obama administration's EPA and the new regulations released today, America is poised to become the «no
pee» section
of the global swimming
pool... Just because we declare that we won't
pee in the
pool, won't stop the others.
genognosticide —
peeing in the global knowledge
pool to influence more idiots (voters) and hasten the destruction
of civilization... not reason enough?