Most of you know that Wyatt is quite the drooler.
He has impeccable timing on when to saturate that new outfit or when to let the floodgates open when you're holding him high above you in an airplane fashion.
This morning as I'm rushing around the house getting my lunch packed to head out the door for work, Jason mentioned that Wyatt had soaked through his bib and his shirt was drenched in spit. Of course, my first thought is...."well go change him".
(Most of you may think to let the poor chap sit in a wet collared onesie, however Wyatt struggles with chin rash from how much he drools...it's no joking matter this drool!)
Jason's first thought is tad different from that of mine...
Jason takes it from a 'which is easiest' point of view. Is it easier to change said soaked outfit or is it easier to dry the spit soaked shirt. One would think changing the outfit is easier, right? I mean, how would you dry the drenched outfit while the child is still wearing it?
My husband, the ever 'outside the box' thinker, took a hairdryer to my son.
Shirt dry, problem solved.
He has impeccable timing on when to saturate that new outfit or when to let the floodgates open when you're holding him high above you in an airplane fashion.
This morning as I'm rushing around the house getting my lunch packed to head out the door for work, Jason mentioned that Wyatt had soaked through his bib and his shirt was drenched in spit. Of course, my first thought is...."well go change him".
(Most of you may think to let the poor chap sit in a wet collared onesie, however Wyatt struggles with chin rash from how much he drools...it's no joking matter this drool!)
Jason's first thought is tad different from that of mine...
Jason takes it from a 'which is easiest' point of view. Is it easier to change said soaked outfit or is it easier to dry the spit soaked shirt. One would think changing the outfit is easier, right? I mean, how would you dry the drenched outfit while the child is still wearing it?
My husband, the ever 'outside the box' thinker, took a hairdryer to my son.
Shirt dry, problem solved.
