When you're a mom you have what I call a poopsense. It's not part of the more well known senses; it's the seventh sense. It's usually immediately preceded by the sixth sense. The sense that says..."Oh, crap. My baby (just, is about to, needs to) poop!" I can usually predict when my son will poop (within a 20 minute window.) I call it my poopsense.
This morning something happened that, an hour later, I am still laughing about.
Let me set the scene: I was ironing my work clothes, Toby was playing like a jolly little boy in his exersaucer, and Aaron was in the bathroom getting ready for work. It was my sense of hearing that first picked up on a telltale grunt coming from the exersaucer. Then my sixth sense kicked in and I thought, "something is going to happen." That's when my poopsense became alert.
T: (grunting)
J: Are you pooping? Try to go poops!
A: (from the bathroom) NO (shocked and defensive) I'M JUST PEEING. I DON'T HAVE TO GO POOPS!
I couldn't stop laughing long enough to tell my husband that my poopsense doesn't work on adults.
3 comments:
Love it! Moms definitely have extra senses. I can't wait to see what mine are going to be!
I can pick out Alex's gas out of a crowded room like no other. Probably from the years of being responsible for cleaning it up, except now we have to hurry to the nearest toilet... if it is close to that time.
Aaron do not join in on a conversation unless you know what was said from the start. Just keep peeing
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