I have an incredible ability to ignore noise, too.

The toddler desperately wants to help out and do grownup things. In quest of that she tried to fix the baby's diaper at some point in the last hour. I found out when the baby peed all over me. The diaper had been "fixed" just enough to make it completely useless but not enough to make it obvious it was disarranged. That's what I get for putting the baby in a onsie that's too big for her.

Last night the baby also spit up in my hair while I was unwisely holding her above me and playing airplane. At least I ducked in time to avoid getting hit in the face.

There's a British experiment going on about disgust. You can participate online - just look at some photos and let them know where they hit you on the disgust scale. Interestingly, my reactions were not as strong as they predicted. Golly, that can't possibly have anything to do with spending my days covered with other people's bodily fluids, could it?

On the front page, while asking demographic-type questions, they also ask if you have a child under 24 months. I'm so glad to see that they understand.