Cassidy finally fits in the baby backpack now - no more snuggly! We broke it in on Saturday. No joke. The poor thing really got broken in. As soon as we got to where we wanted to begin hiking, we busted out the sun-tan lotion. Chris got her into the backpack and I started goobing her up. Everything was fin until I tried to get her upper thigh. I pulled my hand out in disgust, as my fingers were covered in something other than suntan lotion. When Chris realized what it was, he started laughing. Haha. Baby poop. Really funny. After I got my hands all cleaned off, we started to work on Cassidy, who was thrilled to see that her blow out got her the full attention of both parents. Chris held her up as I gave her a baby wipe bath. We cleaned off the backpack as much as possible and set out for our hike, thinking it couldn't get worse.
About 20 minutes into the hike, Cassidy decided that even though she had just eaten not long ago, she was ready for a refill. No problem - we pulled over and fed her. Stomach full and baby happy, we set off to finish out the hike. Not too long after we were back on the trail, Chris felt something warm and wet on his calf. Cassidy had decided to share her meal with Daddy. There was spit-up all over his calf. However, luckily, the baby backpack had shielded him from most of it. Good thing as Chris thinks feeding her rice cereal is gross. After the backpack was cleaned for the second time, we finally were able to enjoy the rest of our hike with nothing but horse poop to watch out for.
Cassidy finally fits in the baby backpack now - no more snuggly! We broke it in on Saturday. No joke. The poor thing really got broken in. As soon as we got to where we wanted to begin hiking, we busted out the sun-tan lotion. Chris got her into the backpack and I started goobing her up. Everything was fin until I tried to get her upper thigh. I pulled my hand out in disgust, as my fingers were covered in something other than suntan lotion. When Chris realized what it was, he started laughing. Haha. Baby poop. Really funny. After I got my hands all cleaned off, we started to work on Cassidy, who was thrilled to see that her blow out got her the full attention of both parents. Chris held her up as I gave her a baby wipe bath. We cleaned off the backpack as much as possible and set out for our hike, thinking it couldn't get worse.
About 20 minutes into the hike, Cassidy decided that even though she had just eaten not long ago, she was ready for a refill. No problem - we pulled over and fed her. Stomach full and baby happy, we set off to finish out the hike. Not too long after we were back on the trail, Chris felt something warm and wet on his calf. Cassidy had decided to share her meal with Daddy. There was spit-up all over his calf. However, luckily, the baby backpack had shielded him from most of it. Good thing as Chris thinks feeding her rice cereal is gross. After the backpack was cleaned for the second time, we finally were able to enjoy the rest of our hike with nothing but horse poop to watch out for.
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So fun! She looks so cute in there and I love the hat. Did you run out of hangers? :)
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