Fight to get clothes on or changed?

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Anybody else have to chase their 11  month old around to get clothes on every day and struggle with diaper changes? Hes so strong, the size of a toddler 26lbs and my back feels broken from the struggle every damn timeeee. Hes such a goof baby otherwise I have no idea why h hates it so much.😞

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Yep! I have to sing wheels on the bus like I’m cray and she thinks it’s funny and then I can quickly get her dressed.

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YES! As soon as I put him on his back he FREAKS out and rolls on his stomach and wants to crawl away. Giving him a toy, or trying to distract him with other items doesn’t work anymore. Due to this, he got poop everywhere yesterday since he wouldn’t sit still 😭 it’s a battle every time and it’s exhausting and frustrating!

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My daughter is 10 months has has always been a fighter. It’s so hard to change her clothes and diaper, give her meds or suction her nose 😩

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Omg yes , my son is 10 months & it’s a challenge to put him clothes & change his diapers. I laugh because he laughs thinking that is funny fighting with us 😂😂😂😩

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My sons almost 10 months but he hates when I change his diapers and get him dressed. He just likes to grab his feet and so when I need him to put his legs down he screams and when I try putting his arms in his shirt all hell breaks loose haha.

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Yes. My 10 month old is tiny but strong & strong-willed. As soon as that diaper comes off she’s gone & the battle begins

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Mine just started getting super wiggly and fussy during changes. Awesome! 🙄

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Mine did! But now he almost helps me. He will straighten his arms and he will even straighten out his legs when I do diaper changes or I’m trying to button his onesies. He used to give me hell.

Fight to get clothes on or changed?

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