Sounds about right. DS (3.5) has discovered that he can make it "get big." And he totally and absent-mindedly tugs, pulls, bends and wraps it all around while he's watching TV. Sooooo many boners in the Damnation household lately.
Post by sawyerthedestroyer on Jun 19, 2014 11:25:51 GMT -5
I'm kind of wondering if my boy is broken because he doesn't seem to give a care about his penis. Of course, I say this now and next week he'll probably be doing all of the above.
I'm kind of wondering if my boy is broken because he doesn't seem to give a care about his penis. Of course, I say this now and next week he'll probably be doing all of the above.
See? I thought this exact same thing. AND thought I was very smug because MY preshus NEVER touched his junk. Just within the last month it's like he's never seen it before. My poor H is torn between being really super proud of his boy's manhood and mortified that the kid is hanging out on the couch giving himself boners.
Sounds about right. DS (3.5) has discovered that he can make it "get big." And he totally and absent-mindedly tugs, pulls, bends and wraps it all around while he's watching TV. Sooooo many boners in the Damnation household lately.
OMG.
Having a boy after two girls has been eye opening for me. Every time I change his diaper, DS reaches for his penis and laughs his head off, and I'm like, don't pull too hard! Be gentle! lol. He also hates wearing pants and Donald Ducks it any chance he gets.
A couple weeks ago I was changing my two year old and he had his little power drill in his hands, well he put it on his balls and hit the trigger. The drill got all wrapped up and he squealed. I figured there were things they would just know not to do. Nope, lesson learned.
Post by emoflamingo on Jun 19, 2014 12:20:34 GMT -5
I swear, I say "put some pants on - I don't need to see your penis all the time" a lot more than I ever thought I would. Also popular: keep your hands out of your diaper, it's still there.
I usually hand DS a random object when I'm changing him so he's happy and distracted. Sometimes it's packaging of some sort, his temporal thermometer, plastic drumstick, a bottle of Advil, or thing of sunscreen. Never fail. The minute his diaper is open, the item heads down for a visit.
Having a boy after two girls has been eye opening for me. Every time I change his diaper, DS reaches for his penis and laughs his head off, and I'm like, don't pull too hard! Be gentle! lol. He also hates wearing pants and Donald Ducks it any chance he gets.
A couple weeks ago I was changing my two year old and he had his little power drill in his hands, well he put it on his balls and hit the trigger. The drill got all wrapped up and he squealed. I figured there were things they would just know not to do. Nope, lesson learned.
I'm kind of wondering if my boy is broken because he doesn't seem to give a care about his penis. Of course, I say this now and next week he'll probably be doing all of the above.
Mine isn't either.
I find the article a little condescending, but I haven't had to deal with it in the same way she has, so who knows.
KHC never had a huge fascination with his penis, though we redirected early on that this was a private activity, so maybe he just did it in private.
Jack is just over a year old and is fascinated by his penis whenever he happens across it.
We tell David over and over that it's a private activity. It makes no difference. The problem is that he just thinks his penis is generally hilarious for some reason, lol.
Having a boy after two girls has been eye opening for me. Every time I change his diaper, DS reaches for his penis and laughs his head off, and I'm like, don't pull too hard! Be gentle! lol. He also hates wearing pants and Donald Ducks it any chance he gets.
A couple weeks ago I was changing my two year old and he had his little power drill in his hands, well he put it on his balls and hit the trigger. The drill got all wrapped up and he squealed. I figured there were things they would just know not to do. Nope, lesson learned.
I had to read this a couple of times because I thought "his little power drill" was a euphemism and I kept getting confused. I think I'm going to start using it that way!
DS doesn't play with his too much yet (20 months) but since he was about two weeks old (no exageration) he's very well behaved when I change his diaper and pull out the wipes. That kid loves to have his junk wiped down. He just lays there and smiles. Scientifically it makes sense, but seriously kid?
H does the morning diaper changes and apparently sees a lot more baby boners than I do. Which is good because I saw one a week or two ago and I'm kind of ashamed to admit how uncomfortable it made me.