TMI I know, but believe me you’ll be glad you don’t have to clean up toddler poop from their rooms!

Have you ever seen a toddler straight jacket? I guess I shouldn’t call it that. It sounds cruel and I’m sure that horrible horror movie images come to mind but it’s basically what my solution is for keeping a kid in their diaper at night.

Little man about 6 years ago!

When your diaper baby starts to break out of their diaper in the middle of the night, which seems to happen between 1 and 2 years old, the best solution I’ve come up with to stop them is to zip them into their pajamas backwards. By cutting the feet off some zip up pjs and making it possible for them to wear them backwards you can zip them in backwards. Without the ability to reach the zipper they have no way to escape and are essentially locked into their clothes until you free them the next morning.

This was the only solution that kept both my kids from either peeing outside of their diapers or taking whatever was in their diaper and putting it around their room.

TMI i know but believe me you’ll be gad you don’t have to clean up toddler poop from their rooms!

(Image of my son from 6 years ago)

momhack #toddlerhack #pajamas

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Published by Patty Gordon

I’m Patty Gordon, a 40+ year old school lunch lady married to a crane mechanic. Our days are anything but normal as he works “construction worker hours” and I take care of our two elementary school aged kids, Chihuahua Mr Biggs, Pitbull Cali, and French Bulldog MooMoo. I blogged a few years ago under different names but have landed with the 365MomMe.com name this time around. The term 365MomMe comes from the idea that I’m a mom and I’m me 365 days a year. Kids call me Mommy but I see myself as MomMe.

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