Boys will be boys ....

cwilliams138 · March 2014

Every time I change my sons diaper or he takes a bath it never fails he always has to reach down and touch himmself. I guess he is discovering different parts of his body. Is this normal ?

Cricket81 · March 2014

And baby girls do it too from what I've heard.

CoffeeBeanFiend91 · March 2014

Yes. Boys even do it in utero

BC&LM · March 2014

Totally normal. LO does it a lot.

ASmallWonder · March 2014

Any body part they don't have regular access to is going to become "amazing thing that must be checked out at every opportunity"

Ryanswifey619 · March 2014

J does that now too. When she's in the bath or when we change her diaper

ASmallWonder · March 2014

My four year old recently discovered that pouring water on it from his bath toys feels really nice and um, makes things happen lol

needanustart · March 2014

elmoali said:
My four year old recently discovered that pouring water on it from his bath toys feels really nice and um, makes things happen lol

At 2 G realized using one of the toy bath cups made an excellent pump like device for his parts in the tubby. "Look mommy, it moves!" It was awkward.

Murphie82 · March 2014

Someone answered no?

ASmallWonder · March 2014

Murphie82 said:

Someone answered no?

OMG we have a puritan in our midst! Show yourself!!

RedCherry1109 · March 2014

Yep, even my three year old discovers it sometimes too! Wait till they are around twelve years old and they tell you they have hair down there(not my child, yet). The joys of have a friend with teenagers.

needanustart · March 2014

I babysat a little girl who was 3 and she was very, um, in tune with her body. Her parents told me to just ignore her if she was fooling around down there and in her room (because they had told her that was a private time activity I guess?). Before she went to bed she laid down on the floor, spread her legs and pointed to herself down there and said, "this is my special button!"

I almost died. I was like, "Can we please just put on your Pullup and read a story?!?!"