Diaper Changing Dilemma

crystalknpp

DS loves getting his diaper changed.  For some reason even when he's fussy just laying him on the changing table puts him in a better mood.  The problem we're running into now is we literally cannot keep him still when changing him.  The second I put him down on the changing table he rolls over onto his belly.  He recently started pushing up onto all fours so the only thing he ever wants to do is tummy time so he can try and figure out crawling.  I've mastered changing a pee diaper upside down at this point but clearly dealing with #2 in a diaper is a whole different story.  I've tried giving him toys and other things to distract him but nothing works.  Any advice?  

Karen1998

Pin him.  It's good practice for changing a toddler.  

ksyknelvr73

Karen1998:

Pin him.  It's good practice for changing a toddler.  

LOL at this. But it's true.

amidkiff

When DD1 was like that, oh so long ago, I put my legs on top of hers to keep down while changing her on the floor.

Ladiebug710

We are having the same issue, sometimes I feel like diaper changes are turning into Wrestlemania.  I do have a few toys that he only gets duing changes, I'm trying to keep it interesting.  I do tell him a very firm "NO" when he is rollin

crystalknpp

Ladiebug710:

We are having the same issue, sometimes I feel like diaper changes are turning into Wrestlemania.nbsp; I do have a few

Junebug060609

Karen1998:

Pin him. It's good practice for changing a toddler.

Word.

bmv1980

Karen1998:

Pin him. nbsp;It's good practice for changing a toddler. nbsp;

Lol....this.

charmedgrl517

Glad We aren't alone!! lol I'm thinking of switching to the floor soon!! The only thing I have found to keep her still and from rolling onto her tummy is singing to her!!!

jjsch

Google Hulabye Happy Changer.  It's a vest that attaches to your changing table and keeps LOs from flipping or crawling away!!  My DS was getting crazy to the point where I would be mid-change and he would flip over- not pretty, especially when