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Wed, Feb 10 2021, 12:23 pm
Yes of course!! Good for you, that's such an amazing attitude I just wish I could have the same attitude every time I'm cleaning poop off my baby's legs or giving her the third bath of the day...
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Wed, Feb 10 2021, 2:06 pm
Depends on the mess for me, I think!
Toys everywhere is fine with me, it's fun seeing DD play with different toys, combine them, etc (drives my MIL crazy that she takes out more than one toy at a time. Lol).
But messes that I know DD is making for attention are less than pleasant. Like when she gets rice grains everywhere
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Wed, Feb 10 2021, 5:32 pm
Normal, not normal, what difference does it make if you're happy? Halevai we should all be so abnormal.
Unless, of course, you relish poopy diapers, sniff them, admire them and have to fight the urge to bury your face or hands in them, in which case, yes, ma'am, you're certifiable and a trip to the shrink is in order lest your disorder escalate.
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Wed, Feb 10 2021, 7:05 pm
My father used to walk into the house and look around at the mess. He'd beam with pride and nachas, "ahhh, THIS is a yiddishe home!"
He loved the pre shabbos and yt messes most of all.
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Wed, Feb 10 2021, 10:36 pm
sushilover wrote: | My father used to walk into the house and look around at the mess. He'd beam with pride and nachas, "ahhh, THIS is a yiddishe home!"
He loved the pre shabbos and yt messes most of all. |
That is so awesome!
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Frumme


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Wed, Feb 10 2021, 11:35 pm
sushilover wrote: | My father used to walk into the house and look around at the mess. He'd beam with pride and nachas, "ahhh, THIS is a yiddishe home!"
He loved the pre shabbos and yt messes most of all. |
Reminds me of the story of the woman who got a bracha to "have a messy home"-- she was overjoyed because she was childless and a messy home would mean that she would have to have a child in order to have messes to clean
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Thu, Feb 11 2021, 1:39 am
zaq wrote: | Normal, not normal, what difference does it make if you're happy? Halevai we should all be so abnormal.
Unless, of course, you relish poopy diapers, sniff them, admire them and have to fight the urge to bury your face or hands in them, in which case, yes, ma'am, you're certifiable and a trip to the shrink is in order lest your disorder escalate. |
While I don't do it to the extent you describe, I love it when my child has a dirty diaper. We sing and clap and say "BH you're healthy!"
This child has had health issues in this area, but it's true for every child! and every person! BH we are so grateful for healthy bodies that can expel waste!
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Thu, Feb 11 2021, 11:22 am
sushilover wrote: | My father used to walk into the house and look around at the mess. He'd beam with pride and nachas, "ahhh, THIS is a yiddishe home!"
He loved the pre shabbos and yt messes most of all. |
I hugged your post for real this story makes me so happysad
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