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Huggies "Little Swimmer" diapers allow kids who can't hold their bowels to go swimming.







Gross.

I hate to break this to you, but no kid that age can hold their bowels.

Be thankful.

They work.



I think. You never really know what you're swimming in, do you.

ghostrunner wrote:I hate to break this to you, but no kid that age can hold their bowels.

Be thankful.

Then maybe they shouldn't be in the pool.

Fat Strat wrote:They work.

I don't know, I'm sure it gets most of it but the kid above has loose diapers.

Reason #423,167 to never have a child.

A requirement for toddlers (or those who are, ahem, unable to control their bowels!) who swim in our neighborhood pool! You'd be surprised at the number of parents who let these kids swim in regular diapers...then they are stunned when we have to shut down the pool, get the water tested and possibly cleaned/poopigated* before we can re-open. Fun times!??!

*Ok, so I made up "poopigated"....but it has to be chemically treated, so you get the idea!

Those diapers aren't loose. They're wet and baggy looking.

I know this is meant in fun, but if you think adults (not wearing protective diapers) aren't releasing little bits of pee and poop (if not worse) into the water you're mistaken.

Popeye_Card wrote:Reason #423,167 to never have a child.

But there's a billion or so reasons to have one. Baby poop is not a big deal. The only time it ever bothered me is when the [expletive] shoots through the diaper and I have to find a new outfit.

You can't tell me those things fully protect against explosive diarrhea.

I was happier when I was ignorant of this.