Climate change.
#31

Yes, wipes are full of plastic and don't ever degrade, just like the disposable nappies. People washed nappies perfectly successfully before they came on the scene, but it must be a huge pain. I confess I didn't use them with my son, but probably should have. People used to boil things like that, and yes, you scrape and rinse first. It's all biodegradable.
No.
No thanks.
#34

Scamp, you're going to have to toughen up before your first sprog. Shaking/scraping shite out of a nappy into the loo is no worse than changing the baby and being confronted with a nappy full of it. Looks the same, smells the same

#35

Well I don't have any experience with baby poo as I have no children (that I'm aware of anyway) so I had to look it up.
It all seems rather unsavoury...
It all seems rather unsavoury...

...and uses a lot of resources...
Best just not to have kids really.
#36

*holds nose..."no, I don't think these are mine, do you recognise them?"
"Ah, there they are, I remember them."

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My eldest son had an uncanny knack of peeing right in my eye

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#44

It's like changing your car when the ash tray is full. Unless you give up smoking it'll only get full again.
#45

We are also the only primates who use diapers, wonder what our primate cousins do.... but they do throw it but then I hear some young humans in diapers do the same sometimes.