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I'd put it at maybe 30% right now ... enough to gag. It had been 0%, but we just started solids, so I'm adjusting to our new reality. Ick.

@Rubies: lol a 7-wiper. that's a good way to describe poop!

charlie has always thrown up a lot (he did twice last week), so it doesn't bother me. i guess none of my kids' bodily fluids bother me anymore now that i'm a parent!

It doesn't bother me at all. Once in a while if it's a read smelly one I'm a little grossed out, but that's pretty rare.

It grosses me out a little sometimes. But DS is also potty trained and I don't have to deal with his poop very often anymore! Vomit still gets me though, but only when its like on the couch and I have to figure out how to clean it!

When it comes to baby poop, not a all. 0%. I think after working in home care for adults with disabilities and having to change adult diapers....baby poop does not bug me at all. After you change poopy adult diapers and what not....the rest seems cake.

@mrbee: Thanks for the info! Hopefully I'll get over my squeamishness once I have kids, haha.

@mrbee: haha, awesome.

I'm grossed out by it, but don't have a baby yet. I gag when I change my niece's diaper (she's 16 months). Yucka, like 50% grosses me out. My nieces infant poops didn't bother me as much though.

@Adira @Winniebee I really think that there is something different when it's YOUR kid. (At least, for those of us normally grossed out by other people's poop. If you start out ok with poop, I don't think having your own kid suddenly causes a reversal or anything). Poop from other babies still seems super icky, but MY baby? No big deal. Some poops are messier and a bigger pain to deal with than others, but it's almost never gag-worthy.
@Mrs. Yoyo brings up the exception to this rule, which is that the first few weeks of solid food produces the grossest, smelliest, most hands-down disgusting poops EVER.
Luckily it gets better (at least for us it did). LO (at 9 months) still has some gross ones, but for the most part, they're pretty solid and don't stick to his butt or anything and they're super easy to clean up.

I think I'm okay with my children's poop but not other people's kids. Same goes for my dog's poop vs other people's dogs. Sometimes I see dog poop on the street while picking up after my pup and feel like I should do a good deed and pick it up also. I did once and actually gagged in disgust.

@Modern Daisy: You sound like me! I've only thrown up 2 times since I was 8 years old and both of those were when I was 21 (not from drinking either haha, from a stomach ulcer). So I went 13 years without throwing up at ALL.

I'm a preschool teacher. Last year I had 3 year olds who were still getting the hang of going to the potty. At this point, poop doesn't bother me! However, vomit...that's another story. I once had a 3 year old little boy throw up down my shirt first thing in the morning. Yeah. That was a blast

It doesn't bother me at all! But I do sort of think, "wow, who would have thought I'd be singing happy poopie songs or saying poopie!??!" haha

Normally it doesn't bother me but the other day LO had such a blow out it got all over my pants. Super grossed out. But other than that I'm fine with it.

poop bothers me 100%. i'm sure that will go down when i have to deal with it daily.

nope! not at all.