"P" is for POOP

I heard some rustling upstairs so I went to check on Cade who had been taking his afternoon nap. I just finished up cleaning the house for the day and I was ready to just relax for a bit. I opened the door to find Cade on the floor by his bed with a bunch of wipes strewn out all over. At first I though he had just pulled all of the wipes out of the container and thrown them all over. He'd done this before so I was about to scold him. I then noticed that he didn't have his shorts on and all I could see was bare skin. As I told him to stand up I started taking in the rest of the scene. There were brown smears painted across the wall by his bed. His sheets and pillow were also colored in the same brown starting in the middle all the way to the end where he had scooted off. The carpet was also spotted with brown where he sat. I followed the brown speckled trail to his dresser and pulled it open to find the source. A poopy diaper was inside the drawer with most of the clumps around the drawer rather than in the diaper. Well, I yelled and he cried which I feel bad about because he was just trying to change his own diaper and clean himself up. Kaia started crying probably in response to all the noise. Luckily frustration beyond the point of words set in so all I could do was put him in the bath and start in on the mess. Emotions kicked back in and I called Rob in hysterics telling him what happened. He was helping his cousins move and offered to come home to help but I told him to stay. Within what seemed like just a few minutes, the door bell was ringing and my mother-in-law, Brooke (the cousin that was moving), and Kelly my sister-in-law were at the door. Word had spread and they were there to help me clean up. I had it mostly under control but I was grateful to them for rushing over, helping finish clean up, and helping with the kids. So I wanted to say a special THANK YOU to them for coming to my aid, and to Rob for looking out for me by sending reinforcements to help (and probably to make sure I didn't kill our son)I guess I should also thank Cade for giving me lessons in patience and unconditional love. :)