If your child eats his/her own poop, it's ok (from a poisonous perspective, not a health or social one).If your child eats another person's poop, you need to call your doctor or poison control.
When I told Chuck this, he asked why I continue to go to BFDC, and I responded, "because it just solidifies the decisions I have made in my life."
Oh yeah, and it's fun minus the brief fluids talk.
5 comments to What I learned last night:
I am so not okay with this post. And the picture is grossing me out. Well done on this Friday.
Ok that factoid was not from me! Maybe I instigated it but it was not from me! And I like that the picture has a spoon in "it"! Ok really....it happened to me...I HAVE to share it, right?!? Can we still be friends?
Tara
Okay, 1st of all what is that picture of!!!?? I'm going to vomit!!! 2nd... nice to know. Thankfully my kids aren't interested in poop by any means, but just if by some fluke they exchange poop for brekafast I know what to do.
Where you at??
Come on....we need an update!
Tara
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