Rules To Live By
by M. Brown © 1997
- Never stick one’s finger down the back of a baby’s diaper to see if he/she has pooped.
- Never walk upon a sidewalk barefoot after it rains.
- Never play airplane with an over fed baby while holding your mouth open.
- If it looks like poop, assume it is poop. Never taste test.
- Always wipe a child’s face and nose before allowing them to kiss you.
- If the diaper has a brown tinge to it, assume the worst.
- If a child grunts in any manner, plug one’s nose and step away.
- If the training pants have a bump in the back, it is bad news.
- Never tuck a child under one’s arm to carry them to the changing table unless the side flaps of the diaper are down and locked.
- Butterfinger BB’s are not warm.
- Horsey rides do not cause a child to "catch air".
- Baby poop tan is not a real paint color.
- If there are wavy lines rising from a child’s personal space, the diaper is most likely full.
- Why is there no maximum capacity stated on bags of diapers? It is because one becomes light headed long before maximum capacity is reached.
- To a young child, anything brown tastes like chocolate. Anything.
- Never accept a potato chip from a child, unless of course you like your chips recycled and just a tad soggy.
- To a baby, the perfect time to let nature take care of business is while mom and/or dad are next to be served in a line over several hours long.
- Many 3 year olds consider the use of underwear and toilet paper "optional".
- Take great care when holding children, as any appendage or piece of clothing on your body that sticks out is considered a handle and may be used as such.