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Chapter 3: First Day with the Foster Family “So, how was your first night in the new bunk beds, boys?” Mikkel asked. Jannik looked up from his cereal. “You can hear every time Rasmus turns over.” “Yeah, and I can hear you,” Rasmus added, sitting across from Jannik. “Relax, boys. I’m sure you’ll get used to it. I also shared a room with Uncle John when we were kids, so I know what it’s like.” “At least the mattress is better than the one in my old bed, Dad,” Jannik mumbled. Mikkel changed the subject. “Remember that Mom and I are picking up Anette and Stef while you’re at school. At first, we’ll be spending a lot of time with them. They need extra comfort after losing their mother and having lived in a children's home. But we still love the two of you, and Ingegerd and Danielle, just as much as before, even though we won’t have quite as much time as usual.” “I love you, too. We’ll definitely help make them feel at home,” Rasmus said. The boys soon finished breakfast. They put on their jackets and bike helmets, grabbed their backpacks and took their lunchboxes from the fridge, called out goodbye, and ran out to their bikes to head to school. — That same evening, while Mikkel gave Stef a bath, Helene, Rasmus, Jannik, and Anette made ornaments for the Christmas tree. Ingegerd and Danielle were already asleep. “What’s going to happen to our house and Mom’s things?” Anette asked as she wove a heart. “It’s being sold,” Helene replied. “What about Mom’s guitar? Can I have it?” “Can you play it?” “No, but I’d like to learn so I can play for Stef just like Mom did.” “We can definitely work that out. I’ll call the estate administrator first thing tomorrow morning to set a date for us to pick it up.” “Thanks.” “I can help you get started. Did you know that your mom and I played in a band with two other girls when we were in high school? Your mom played guitar and I played bass.” “You can play with me, too,” said Rasmus. “I take flute lessons and I can play a little piano, too.” “Cool. Jannik, do you play, too?” Anette asked. “No, I’m not musical like Mom and Rasmus. I only play soccer.” Suddenly, a shriek came from Anette and Stef’s room. “I don’t want to! Aneeet, heeelp!” Before anyone else could react, Anette ran into the room. Stef was curled up in a ball, arms tightly wrapped around his legs, sobbing. Anette sat down and pulled him close. Mikkel explained that he had been about to put a diaper on Stef for the night, but that Stef wouldn’t let him. They sat there for a while, and Mikkel draped a blanket over Stef so he wouldn’t get cold. Once Stef had calmed down a bit, Mikkel said: “Stef, you need to wear a diaper at night so that your pajamas and the bed don’t get completely wet if you pee while you’re sleeping. It’s no fun to lie in a wet bed.” “Can Anette do it, then?” Stef sobbed. Anette and Mikkel looked at each other. Anette was surprised by the request. She had never imagined doing that, but she made a quick decision. “Can you show me how to do it?” she asked. “Are you sure?” “Yes, I’ll do it.” Mikkel took a diaper from the package and showed her how to put it on. Anette turned Stef around so that he was sitting with his back to her and slipped the diaper under him. After making a few adjustments, she pulled the front part up between his legs and fastened the tapes. “Good job, Anette,” Mikkel said after checking that the diaper was on correctly. “Have you put a diaper on before?” “No, only on my dolls. I was too young to do it when Stef was a baby.” She picked up the sleeper that was lying ready on the bed, slipped Stef’s legs and arms into it, and zipped it up. Once Stef was laid down and tucked in, Mikkel read him a bedtime story. Anette stayed with him until he fell asleep. From then on, Anette was always the one to put Stef’s nighttime diaper and sleeper on. Stef wouldn’t accept anything else

They should be called 'leak indicators', since when they've fulled changed colour, the product is fully saturated according to the manufacturer, thus high chance of leaks, of course this works out differently when you add boosters, but for medical professionals they certainly are useful.

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I am my own wetness indicator. I am quite accurate at knowing when I should change my wet diaper before I leak and have a wet spot on my pants. I suppose a good wetness indicator though is how bulky my diaper becomes after multiple pee pees in my diapies. The expanded SAP is a good way to know that I better change, Of course the stinkies from my poopie diaper tells me I should plan to change soon.

My summer pj top is from baby pants . It is a shirt that is 26" long and has baby print on it and snaps on one sholder . I like to wear the top and just my cloth diaper and plastic pants . It is so soft and comfy .