has any of you men(fathers) every changed a diaper

Oh my gosh, My husband hates changing diapers but he will do it if he absolutly has to. I actually have a picture of him with a gas mask on while changing my son. LOL... Its super funny!!! Props to all the guys who change diapers without complaint!!

My husband only changes when he has too. He is more willing to change if it is just wet! When my son poops he will tell my son to go see mom!!

Haha. Good question. I hv no answer, but will read this thread.. intersting. Before I answer this question, I like to think about, why this thread was created ? And what was the real motive for this question? When I find nothing wrong, immediately I prefer to answer. However I like questions on science and politics but don't ignore other members requests. I'm thankful to mylot for giving such opportunity to share our views with international members.

I'm an expert. I didn't mind changing my son at all.

I sent my husband to Daddy Boot Camp before our daughter was born. When she started on solids he said, "It smells too bad now. I can't change them; I'm going to be sick." I gave him "the look" and reminded him that I didn't enjoy the smell either so we were in this together. He qucikly got the message. He's pretty well-trained now. :)

Haha, my husband didn't have much of a choice. I had high blood pressure and was unduced for 72 hours just to end up having a c-section. I was on anti-seizure meds, all through the induction and for at least 24 hours after the c-section, and they made people dizzy, so I wasn't allowed out of bed until after the IV was out and the meds had time to work out of my system. So Joshy had to change Alek's diapers. He also had to do the feedings and jump up whenever he cried. But he didn't complain one bit! He's very supportive. Now he works 70-90 hours a week sohe isn't home much, but when he is home he will still change Alek's diapers when needed.

If you love your wife, if you love your child, you should not hesitate in doing anything for them. Why dignity of labour comes on the way of changing the diaper of your child?

my hubby does it quite often we take turns.its very helpful..

i have seen many of friends doing that..whats the big deal in it ... ???

ive lost count how many times .i dont mind it with my kids.but with outher only if i have too.eg parents are out or sick to give a hand but yes done that job for a few years

LOL...My husband has changed a couple but when our daughter poops he just about gags from the smell he can't take it. So I change most of her diapers unless im cooking, cleaning or busy with with my business online.

When my husband is home he changes 95% of the diapers and always has. I never had to ask him. Then when I was pregnant with our second changing diapers made me so sick that he just took over doing it all the time. When he isn't home, of course, I do it. But otherwise it is him. He has changed many more then me. He also helped raise his 3 nephews. He has been changing diapers since he was 15 without a complaint. (oh and we had 3 in diapers at one time--It was a lot to deal with).

I've changed plenty of diapers and I'm not even a daddy...

When my husband "graduated" from Daddy Boot Camp, I bought him a shirt that says: Guys who change diapers rule! :)

My hubby didnt really changed our daughter's diaper since first time he was changing her, she start using bathroom on him. But when I was at store for grocery shopping, he changed her #2 diaper for first time and he got so happy and proud so he called me and had to tell me about it. lol

My ex changed them all the time...it was his kid too...

Definitely,from the time when my baby was up to the time he didnt need them anymore,its nothing out the ordinary,in some ways I think I was actually bonding with my baby,since most times I was the only one doing the changing,and now that he is 6,he still remembers those days(He tells me so).

Well I'm not a man but my husband was a father before I met him, he had two kids already and when we had our first baby together he changed the diapers all the time until I felt I was ready, after a few days I figure I had to since I was the baby's mother and my husband had to go back to work soon.

I dont have a kid, but I have changed my nieces dieper before.

We have two still young enough to be in diapers, and my husband does change them when he has to.. (he doesnt like doing it.. but then again.. who LIKES to change poop?) ^_^;;