You and your mother spent the night with me last night. This morning after changing you, I suggested to your mother that we get something stronger for your diaper rash. It was fire-red angry looking. She and your aunt went to the pharmacy to pick up some zinc-oxide. Later in the day, she said it looked better. I told your mother that when she was a baby and when your aunt was a baby, they rarely had diaper rashes. I like to think it’s because I never used chemical laced wipes on their little bottoms, and I air-dried them frequently. Instead of wipes, I used a baby-washcloth sometimes with a smudge of mild-baby soap, sometimes with simple warm water. I always air-dried them for several minutes before putting them in a new diaper. And never with any kind of ointment or powder. Entièrement naturel. 🙂
Aside from the diaper rash of course, you do have your father’s complexion at times. Observe in the photo below. hehe… 🙂
Here’s a little bit of trivia that I did not know about. Today your mother and I indulged in chocolate bars. Mmmmmm. Your mother said, “You know, chocolate used to be a form of currency.” Indeed, I did not know that. Everyone once in awhile, your mother and aunt will surprise me with their knowledge. I know you’ll be doing that with your parents as well. You will be smart, and strong, and funny, and gracious (courteous and considerate).