Wednesday, 2 December 2009

It won't happen again



You'd be forgiven for thinking that after over fifteen years of parenting I would be experienced in just about everything and prepared for anything. And if you did think that then you would be wrong.

Proceed with caution..........

Today I was not prepared for this scenario, it had not even occurred to me before. I obviously need to keep ahead of the game in relation to the modern gadgets popping up around us and their potential pitfalls!

Never ever let a toddler sneak to your left whilst in a public toilet with hands free flushing.........the unexpected washing of the nether regions is not a pleasant one.

You have been warned.


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rosiescribble said...

Hee hee! That made me laugh!!

Gigi said...

LOL! Oh those mischievious little ones!!

Wildernesschic said...

Oh that is so funny !! Mine used to like to escape when it was my turn leaving me holding on to me dignity!!

clean and crazy said...

mine like to open the door!!

Suburbia said...

Ewwwwwwwwww!

(Have to confess, I did it to my youngest once, sort of role reversal to yours! Whoops!)

Gigi said...

thinking more about this....when mine was small he'd want to look/crawl under the stalls - of bathrooms, fitting rooms; etc. Usually, wasn't a problem unless it was someone on the otherside who'd never had kids!!

Brighton Mum-Teenage Angst said...

Hahaha! Now there's a bit of a surprise for you! Like Gigi, mine used to shimmy under to the next cubicle, and I'd be sat there like a pillock, mid wee, hanging on to an ankle and apologising like mad to the horrified next door occupants!! Cause of course they could easily slide under one way, but pulling them back the other way??...Uh-oh. Never had my neither regions flushed though! Sort of bidet like..

Brighton Mum-Teenage Angst said...

Haha..Oops..just realised I typed 'neither' regions instead of nether!

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Syd said...

An unintentional bidet. I don't imagine it would be fun.

angelsandurchinsblog said...

I think an unintentional bidet sounds a great way of multi-tasking!

Pippa said...

So is that what the screaming noise from the next cubicle to me was?!

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