Have you ever changed someone else's diaper?

Yes, when I was a teenager I was babysitting for these two kids Bradley and Brianna. Bri was 12 and Brad was 10. When I was first told about the job the parents told me that Bri wets the bed and…

Top stories for Long   Have you ever changed someone else's diaper? Ava West, Decorated teacher, Mother of 3 kids, autism parent ❤️ • Answered April 7 Yes, when I was a teenager I was babysitting for these two kids Bradley and Brianna. Bri was 12 and Brad was 10. When I was first told about the job the parents told me tha... Read more » 182 15   Your response is private Was this worth your time? This helps us show content you find valuable. Absolutely not Definitely yes   What is a hygiene tip that most people are unaware of? MoNo, System Analyst at IT Companies (2004-present) • Updated Sun People answered this question with cleaning keys, glasses, or inside your mouth, navel or nose etc. but nobody talks about the most basic and fundamental hygiene practice a... Read more » 1.4K 458   What are the oops moment pic of the celebrities? 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Brandon R., J.D. from Western Michigan University (2007) • Updated July 9, 2024 The problem with a rule of a “strong password” is that you—humans, I mean—don’t necessarily know what strong is. And that’s really important. One main reason: Humans and com... Read more » 236 23   Why does the first bag to arrive at the airport baggage carousel never belong to anyone? Is it some sort of test bag? OpenBlueprint • Answered October 13 That lonely suitcase circling the carousel isn't an airline decoy. It’s a predictable illusion created by VIP logistics, a 99.3% probability, and a quirk of human memory. Ai... Read more » 452 36   Wait so do those who go out of their way to deny creation actually think that ALL LIFE has one common ancestor? According to the standard fairy tale narrative, they allegedly say that life started as some cells in the water and/or ocean, then multipled and got bigger, then grew legs and started walking allegedly . But what about plants? Did plants allegedly come from sea creatures, or from land creatures that were already walking? Did they first grow legs, then walk around to different places, then become trees? Or did some sea creatures/mobile cells magically become algee and trees? How did the trees then get spread out across the world, if trees don't walk? Or do they claim that plants were the first life, then animals came from plants? So then plants evolved to grow legs and start moving? If animals came before plants, then what did the lowest level in the food chain eat? If plants came before animals, does that mean that plants transformed into animals? Have creation deniers ever thought about their fantasy for more that a few minutes, without mindlessly relying on old-earth extremists dogma to tell them exactly what to think? Why not just think logically, on your own, instead? 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