They Can Do That?
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…shoot the golden showers up into the air, that is. We had our first real life experience when we attempted to change Jayden’s diaper for the first time at home. Before we could grab the for the wipes, he shot the golden showers across our bed. It was one of those moments that we will cherish forever *sniffle*.
Greg: He’s peeing, he’s peeing!
Me: What? What do you want me to do?! *panics*
Both of us: Ahhh!!! *laughs out loud*
The video below is a peek behind the scenes of the “Geyser” TV commercial by Huggies. This commercial makes me giggle every time I watch it!
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From the giveaway:Tell us a funny story (which may have happened to you, a friend, or a family member) about a time when a child’s pee got a little out of control…or when you were in desperate need of a diaper that excelled in leakage protection!
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Renee wrote 19 Sep at 4:59 pm
That commercial is hilarious!!!
VegasDad wrote 19 Sep at 5:22 pm
I love that commercial.
We only had a couple “geyser” moments with our son, but the one that takes the cake was the explosive poop that shot out and hit the closet door.
Jessica wrote 19 Sep at 9:19 pm
We had too many geyser moments with our son… He was a peeing fool. I’m hoping our daughter is much less pee happy, as I have even seen them shoot a good distance!
Yolanda wrote 19 Sep at 9:44 pm
Ah the joys of boys! Its amazing how someone so little can pee so much
Karen wrote 20 Sep at 3:06 am
That is soooo funny! Reminds me of the time my friend offered to let me change my godson’s diaper. I said no thanks, I had never changed a boy and heard way too many stories about them doing the fountain thing and didn’t want to get peed on. So she sets him down between us and starts to change him, and the second she had the diaper off he let out a fountain. It arced up and over his head and nailed me right in the face, bugger! We had a good laugh, after she handed me a wipe for my face, and it is her favorite “Auntie Kee” story ever. My niece was more a pee for horizontal distance, she nailed my hand from across the changing table as a newborn. What is it with these kids and peeing on poor Auntie Kee?!
Mommy2Lots wrote 22 Sep at 12:31 pm
LOL. That is a classic moment that most parents of boys will have to deal with at some point. My son chose the moment when the docs were weighing him on the scale at maybe his 2 month old visit. He got all the walls and medical equipment. I offered to help clean up, but apparently it happens often, so they were prepared. LOL