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The questions here are good; it's the answers that feel like a cheat.
Rick Groen - Globe and Mail
All the improvised dialogue, herky-jerk camerawork and social discomfort of previous Duplass films is here, along with name actors playing damaged but ultimately human characters.
Andrew O'Hehir - Salon.com
The oblique final scene seems intended to leave the viewer in a state of delicious suspense, but it feels more like a frustratingly underwritten limbo.
Dana Stevens - Slate
Romance and horror of personality don't jell in this skimpy drama.
Duane Byrge - Hollywood Reporter
Despite their weird interrelations, these mismatched folks do seem like people you might know for real, the players in another of life's random acts of kinkiness that help to keep our curious species fresh and interesting.
David Germain - Associated Press
This engaging, provocative little movie is a reminder that sometimes the person that scares you most is the person most like you.
Mary F. Pols - TIME Magazine
It's outrageous, twisted fun when boy meets girl, plus one.
Peter Travers - Rolling Stone
Kenneth Turan - Los Angeles Times
It offers you a look at a totally dysfunctional relationship that allows you to look at the relationships in your own life and breathe a sigh of relief.
Kevin Carr - 7M Pictures
a sweet, modest, unremarkable film, propped up by seasoned actors playing quirky and "real."
- Film Comment Magazine
Rumsey Taylor - Not Coming to a Theater Near You
A man battles with his girlfriend's son in this realistic, understated comedy filled with the awkwardness of real life.
Sarah Sluis - Film Journal International
... A very fine comic-psychodrama that eschews prat falls and flippancy for a more intimately realist and considered rendering of manchild madness and its antecedents.
Ed Whitfield - The Ooh Tray
An amazing human drama played out by actors at the peak of their profession: and who could want more than that?
Mike Edwards - What Culture
The visual style transcends lyricism to achieve a kind of free-verse poetry, aided in large part by awe-inspiring mash-ups of montage and voice-overs
Matt Kelemen - Las Vegas CityLife
...a well-acted yet wholly uninvolving (and downright unconvincing) piece of work.
David Nusair - Reel Film Reviews
Cyrus will appeal to the same audiences that have admired the Mumblecore directors and their work, even though it's more polished.
James Plath - Movie Metropolis
...this muted farce benefits from the pitch-perfect performances of its cast.
Josh Larsen - LarsenOnFilm
... has the dubious distinction of being the first mumblecore comedy to come out of a major studio, complete with an A-list cast.
Sean Axmaker - Seanax.com
full review at Movies for the Masses
Joseph Proimakis - Movies for the Masses
A totally cringe-inducing movie. Stay away from it unless you enjoy gawking at severely damaged personalities.
Louis Proyect - rec.arts.movies.reviews
The acting is superb by all three main characters, especially Jonah Hill, who is really the key character in this film.
Robert Roten - Laramie Movie Scope
Lacks energy and seems more creepy than funny.
Dennis Schwartz - Ozus' World Movie Reviews
Cred points are on offer from the film's observational/improvisational style that bros Duplass bring along with them, but they've neglected the most important part - making the film interesting.
Steve Newall - Flicks.co.nz
Cast and crew seem committed to making a simple point: "unhealthily close" relationships can be enriching. And the result is a movie that feels both small and deep.
Charlotte O'Sullivan - This is London
Benefits from the cast teasing out the hurt and humanity from co-dependency's emotional battlefield.
- Daily Express
It's funny, but edgy, too: you feel as if something very bad could happen at any moment.
Marc Lee - Daily Telegraph
Rooting awkward chuckles in freaky family ties, the Duplasses then spin our sniggers by planting parallels between John and Cyrus. Just who's the biggest man-child?
Kevin Harley - Total Film
The Duplass brothers enter the mainstream with a touching, original and supremely funny film.
David Hughes - Empire Magazine
There are very few films, of whatever type, that actually surprise us, so when one does come along it's tempting to whoop.
Anthony Quinn - Independent
Instead of all-out family farce, this goes for naturalistic acting and wry observation, and doesn't quite give us enough of anything.
Steve Rose
It all adds to the growing suspicion that Mark and Jay are two of the most exciting filmmakers working today.
David Edwards - Daily Mirror [UK]
A fresh approach to the relationship comedy that will reward repeat viewings.
Dan Brightmore - Little White Lies
This film has its admirers, but I found it not-quite-funny, not-quite-insightful, and altogether oddly weighted.
Leo Robson - Financial Times
A welcome change from the increasingly irony-enriched fare we've come to expect.
Damon Wise - Radio Times
Simply by treating these characters as real, with all the uncertainty, emotional baggage and bad decisions that entails, the Duplasses expertly expose the hypocrisy of the airbrushed all-American ideal.
Tom Huddleston - Time Out
Well observed and very well acted, it's a shame the end feels like a cop-out.
Roz Laws - Birmingham Post
The three central performances are excellent, Hill in particular is brilliant in the title role.
Simon Reynolds - Digital Spy
While it may not sound like a romcom, it's a textbook example of how to do one properly, given that it's painfully funny and surprisingly heartfelt.
Robbie Collin - News of the World
Watchable relationship comedy with terrific performances from John C. Reilly and Jonah Hill and a handful of darkly funny moments, though the script is frustratingly slight in places and refuses to explore its central relationships in any depth.
Matthew Turner - ViewLondon
The Duplasses ultimately get shy and curl away from the darker, riskier aspects of the premise.
Siobhan Synnot - Scotsman
This twisted variation on the romantic-comedy takes a sharply funny look at male relationships.
Rich Cline - Shadows on the Wall
It won't blow you away, and in some respects it feels like a missed opportunity, but there is something genuine about the Duplass' film that is pleasing to see.
Martin Roberts - Fan The Fire
Domestic love triangles, empty nests, dysfunctional mommy fixation and smitten loons, while Jonah Hill does Oedipus Wrecks.
Prairie Miller - Purple Revolver
It's hard to imagine how no-budget filmmakers Jay and Mark Duplass could have made a better transition to the big leagues - or at least the Triple A league of indie filmmaking at Fox Searchlight - than with "Cyrus."
Rob Thomas - Wisconsin State Journal
Never amounts to anything more than a limp drizzle of well-that's-awkward improv
Fernando F. Croce - CinePassion
The filmmakers manage to capture a world of lived-in homes (not quite urban, and not quite suburban), tired old cars, and tired people.
Jeffrey M. Anderson - Combustible Celluloid
I haven't spent a more tedious 90 minutes in a theater since the last time I sat through something labeled 'mumblecore.'
Ken Hanke - Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)
A brilliant small film that deals with big issues in a beguiling way.
John Wirt - Advocate (Baton Rouge, LA)
It is funny, it is heartfelt, it is nicely written, beautifully acted -- and it is the Duplass brothers' most mature, most complete film yet.
Mike Scott - Times-Picayune
Cyrus a humorous look at the pitfalls of love.
Charles Koplinski - Illinois Times
A humorous experiment in social discomfort.
Mark Sells - Oregon Herald
About the only dishonest bone in the body of black romantic comedy Cyrus is the fact that Jonah Hill is dressed up like a plus-sized J.C. Penney catalog model circa 1992, complete with Dockers and a haircut primped for school picture day.
Mike Ward - Richmond.com
More drama than comedy, 'Cyrus' is about the love triangle that includes a man, his lover and her son, the unlovable title character.
Linda Cook - Quad City Times (Davenport, IA)
The real revelation is Hill. Usually cast as a scruffy type, here the portly actor is fastidiously clean-cut and well-groomed, a facade of normalcy that makes his anger and insecurity all the more disturbing.
Robert W. Butler - Kansas City Star
Marisa Tomei and John C. Reilly give depth and weight to comic neurosis
Jeff Meyers - Metro Times (Detroit, MI)
... short and, in its way, sweet.
Jim Lane - Sacramento News & Review
...a strange way of comically celebrating the otherwise complicated (and often hurtful) topics involved.
Bill Gibron - PopMatters
Co-screenwriters/director Jay and Mark Duplass are smart enough to balance the darkly comic elements with equally effective dramatic moments.
Jeff Vice - Deseret News, Salt Lake City
As a romantic comedy, Cyrus ranks just ahead of Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer.
Kelly Vance - East Bay Express
Wonderfully acted, kind of creepy, drolly funny and quite content to be unlike most stories out of Hollywood.
Matt Soergel - Florida Times-Union
No comedy, this superbly directed film deals with a serious subject, producing top notch performances by O'Reilly, Hill, and Tomei.
Tony Medley - Tolucan Times
Cyrus feels stretched even at 92 minutes, yet that feels nice with a quiet, well-acted film in a summer of noise.
Steve Persall - Tampa Bay Times
John C. Reilly gives his most naturalistic, human-scaled performance since his '90s work with P.T. Anderson.
Sean Burns - Philadelphia Weekly
[M]ore of the same old sh*t roughed up around the edges to disguise its utter tediousness and depressing conventionality.... [D]reary and pointless...
MaryAnn Johanson - Flick Filosopher
Oedipus wrecks!
Kam Williams - NewsBlaze
A brilliant little big studio gem that sparkles with indie sensibility by straddling the fine line between laughter and discomfort.
Frank Wilkins - ReelTalk Movie Reviews
In part, 'Cyrus' is about the weirdness of families -- the behaviors, secrets, humor and traditions that might be hard for outsiders to understand.
John Beifuss - Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN)
For all its edginess, this isn't a cruel comedy by any means.
Matt Brunson - Creative Loafing
This could have been a killer black comedy without a whole lot of rewriting, but the Duplasses opted for the awkward social comedy that doesn't deliver the consistent laughs one might expect.
Bill Clark - FromTheBalcony
A shrewd and subtle film about two men who are more alike than they know.
Duane Dudek - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Jonah Hill plays manipulative-possessive-needy to good sly effect as the strange-funny Cyrus.
Clint O'Connor - Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cyrus is not the jokey, polished production you would expect from its Hollywood cast and LA setting, but audiences who are comfortable with discomfort should find it "funny."
Joe Williams - St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Cyrus sounds like the sort of comedy in which people end up dropping buckets of paint on each other's heads, but the Duplasses treat the characters and their dilemma with utmost seriousness, a technique that gives the movie its uncomfortably comic vibe.
Rene Rodriguez - Miami Herald
The [Duplasses] manage to take a premise that begs for broad gags and instead gift it with an innate sense of characterization and a peculiar sense of humor.
William Goss - Orlando Weekly
With a half-baked story involving characters that deserve more exploration than is offered, and a third act that folds in on itself like John C. Reilly's forehead, the film ultimately disappoints.
Kimberly Gadette - Indie Movies Online
Cyrus would be a richer, funnier film if it made the effort to figure out all three of its main characters, but it is still an entertaining comedy. I guess two out of three ain't bad.
Chris Hewitt (St. Paul) - St. Paul Pioneer Press
Cyrus is heartening: as a genuinely charming romance, as an opportunity for a leading man who doesn't get enough such breaks, and as a calling card for the Duplasses, who have hit the ball quite hard on their first at-bat in the majors.
Shawn Levy - Oregonian
Cyrus stays with you for a while after it's over; like an odd, unexpected party guest who nonetheless leaves an indelible impression.
Moira MacDonald - Seattle Times
The anti-Hollywood Hollywood romantic comedy, naturalistic and acerbic rather than slick and saccharine.
Frank Swietek - One Guy's Opinion
I was dogged by the feeling their title character isn't just edgy, he's in need of treatment.
Gary Thompson - Philadelphia Daily News
Mark and Jay Duplass have created an oddly original yet weird and natural film that interestingly balances out comedy and drama.
Kevin McCarthy - BDK Reviews
A heartbreakingly real and hilarious character study about a man trying to put the pieces back together and discovering one of the new ones in his life doesn't quite fit. Don't miss it.
Brian Tallerico - Movie Retriever
Disturbing, heartening, and with a cautionary vibe and a compassionate heart, this is a film designed to fuel debate and to provide the blessed release of a good laugh when things hit too close to home
Andrea Chase - Killer Movie Reviews
A distinct improvement over the previous efforts from the Duplass brothers and not just because there is no Greta Gerwig on display to offend the senses.
Peter Sobczynski - eFilmCritic.com
What some will relate to as authentic and real, others will dismiss as sluggish and meandering. But in a summer besieged by empty spectacles and plastic sitcom lameness, Cyrus emerges as a daring, disarming alternative.
Kevin Williamson - Jam! Movies
Cyrus is very funny, and Keener's supporting work as John's divorced ex also amuses. A pat conclusion nevertheless negates the strength of the restive narrative that precedes it.
Marjorie Baumgarten - Austin Chronicle
a movie caught in some weird, in between place that makes the viewer feel a bit icky inside.
Willie Waffle - WaffleMovies.com
Cyrus" also often plays like a Judd Apatow comedy stripped to the bone. Although the Duplass brothers are credited as the screenwriters, most scenes feel as if they were largely improvised with Reilly and Hill especially forced to use their wits, which th
James Verniere - Boston Herald
Sits precariously on the border between life's potential for happiness and disaster ... The moments between [Reilly] and [Tomei] are some of the year's most blissfully romantic.
Matt Pais - Metromix.com
Elliptical, nuanced, and non-judgmental, with hilariously genuine dialogue and exquisite performances, all of it observed with the probing eye of a Frederick Wiseman documentary.
Peter Keough - Boston Phoenix
The comedy works, in large part, because it is void of a mean-spirited tone, and Cyrus never passes judgment on either John or Cyrus.
Mark Dujsik - Mark Reviews Movies
With some extra oomph and daring, this could have been a small comedic masterpiece. As it stands, it's good, but you can't help feeling it's been held back a bit. (Parental Review also Available)
Jim Judy - Screen It!
Even when we feel as if we've seen it all before, there is a distinct realness about the narrative that lifts things above the mundane.
Dustin Putman
Proceeds more like a mystery than a rom-com.
Tricia Olszewski - Washington City Paper
The Duplasses are showing how modern Americans think, talk and live.
Mick LaSalle - San Francisco Chronicle
The Duplass Brothers demand your undivided attention. Thanks to their sincere way with words and experience with examining distressed relationships, you will gladly give it to them.
Kit Bowen - The Movie Kit
Another entry in the funcomfortable genre of awkward comedy, this one would make a great anti-nice double feature with the Ben Stiller-starring Greenberg.
Dave White - Movies.com
First and foremost an actor's dream, CYRUS proves to be one of a slow year's rare delicious comedic treats.
Pete Hammond - Back Stage
I think all these performances are struggling to fill in the margins here.
A.O. Scott - At the Movies
This one's a disappointment, though, even with a valiant A-list cast.
Michael Phillips - At the Movies
Too sunny, and too kind, to be classified as a black comedy, Cyrus chooses tidiness and warmth over any truly biting message or frank appraisal of its characters.
Jeremy Heilman - MovieMartyr.com
Moment to moment it's miserably enjoyable and true, especially Reilly's turn as a regressed adult who slowly learns to be the man his woman deserves
Amy Nicholson - I.E. Weekly
Cyrus begins to feel exactly like all those indie movies we desperately hoped it wouldn't turn out to be like -- quirky, talky, and yawn-inducingly familiar.
Jen Yamato - Movies.com
Cyrus slows down by the end, and even before then it's often too mopey for its own good. But there's an original comic temperament at work here, and that's rare.
Peter Rainer - Christian Science Monitor
Cyrus is strong enough to free them from their tiny corner of deep-indie cinema. But today's films have so little interest in exploring character that it's worth lamenting when one of the last champions of character specificity undershoots the target.
Mark Keizer - Boxoffice Magazine
The picture is funny, but it has stalker-flick overtones that are unsettling, and the deft assurance with which Hill navigates the ambiguous narrative is impressive.
Kurt Loder - MTV
...still had me guessing at the final fade, which is something I can't say about any other Hollywood comedy so far this year, and something I wish I could say more often.
Bob Mondello - NPR
Prairie Miller - NewsBlaze
What's here is good enough to make you wish the Duplasses had gone even a little further.
Stephen Whitty - Newark Star-Ledger
This adroit squirm comedy never escalates to the slapsticky level the Hollywood version would. Rather, the Duplass brothers find humor in the real emotions of the situation.
Marshall Fine - Hollywood & Fine
Indie romcom swaps raunchiness for quirkiness.
S. Jhoanna Robledo - Common Sense Media
A darkly comic drama that honors the mysteries surrounding human nature, the complexity of intimate relationships, and the bounties of friendship.
Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat - Spirituality and Practice
It's fascinating to watch the directors navigate the tricky course they've set for themselves, particularly when the narrative road splits definitively between black and light -- if exceptionally emotionally attuned -- comedy.
Michelle Orange - Movieline
It wants to be a serious movie about relationships, but it also has a responsibility to the boxoffice, so at times it reaches for an outrageousness that betrays its attempts at humanity.
John DeVore - Premiere Magazine
Cyrus successfully walks the line between dark comedy and scary movie, thanks to the performances by Hill, Reilly, and Tomei, which are uniformly great.
Jennie Yabroff - Newsweek
... a witty relationship comedy about maneuvering through fundamental connections in order to form new ones. Hill shows off new facets in this gem of an ensemble.
Laura Clifford - Reeling Reviews
a compelling and enjoyable ninety minutes
Jesse Hassenger - Filmcritic.com
Once again with the Duplasses, there just isn't enough of anything: not enough funny lines, not enough variation of mood, not enough plot.
Noel Murray - AV Club
A more sedate, straightforward comedy of discomfort and jealousy, Cyrus is a mixed bag of dramatic speeds, with the filmmakers struggling to locate a soul to a one-joke premise aching for a more profound funny bone.
Brian Orndorf - BrianOrndorf.com
Neither Reilly nor Tomei have ever seemed so effortlessly funny, and whoever thought to cast one of Judd Apatow's regulars as a dysfunctional, disturbed manchild should be dubbed a genius.
David Fear - Time Out
Engaging and emotionally edgy, families don't come more dysfunctional than this one.
Susan Granger - SSG Syndicate
"Third-act failure" hobbles what could have been a rewarding black, or at least dark, comedy...
Cole Smithey - ColeSmithey.com
Jay and Mark Duplass inch closer to successfully infusing comedy-of-awkwardness with pained pathos in Cyrus, a big-studio mumblecore hybrid of Mr. Woodcock and the Martin Short-Charles Grodin vehicle Clifford.
Nick Schager - Slant Magazine
Another quirky, original panel (this one really dark comedy about mother-son peculiar bond) in the growing body of work of the gifted indie directors.
Emanuel Levy - EmanuelLevy.Com
Step aside, Sophocles. This Oedipal story is funny!
Harvey S. Karten - Compuserve
This darkly comical look at the human condition is guaranteed to earn the Duplass brothers an entirely new audience.
Jason Zingale - Bullz-Eye.com
The best we've seen from Jonah Hill and yet another in the long line of wonderful performances from John C. Reilly.
Neil Miller - Film School Rejects
It's easy for a swingin' ladies man like myself to appreciate why a less fortunate character might project gratitude at the generosity of a compassionate companion. I assume that's what one might relate to if one has lived through those feelings.
Fred Topel - Can Magazine
If the plot development lurks on cusp of credibilty, the characters feel genuinely complex and are given a real sense of humanity by Tomei Reilly and Hill.
Amber Wilkinson - Eye for Film
Takes a broad comedic premise, gets laughs out of it, then somehow manages to treat it realistically, too. What could have been a silly farce is instead a down-to-earth, highly enjoyable film.
Eric D. Snider - Cinematical
a highly entertaining, even somewhat moving comedy
Chris Bumbray - JoBlo's Movie Emporium


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Don't mock a quokka
When 17th-century Dutch captain Willem de Vlamingh encountered what he described as "a kind of rat as big as a common cat" on on island off the western coast of Australia, he quickly dubbed it "Rats' Nest". Despite the insult, these marsupials aren't known to hold a grudge: the Quokkas, native to what is still known as Rottnest Island and nearby isles, are some of the happiest-looking, most inquisitive furry critters around.
I think I'll call him Rusty.
The red-crested tree rat (Santamartamys rufodorsalis), not seen in over a hundred years, made an unexpected, nonchalant appearance at the El Dorado Bird Reserve in Colombia a couple of weeks ago. Witnesses are unavailable for comment, being too busy with squeals of "Awwwwwww" to respond to questions. Press release here; high-res photos heEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Creature Feature
The dhole, the maned wolf, and the Tibetan sand fox are just three of the creatures featured at The Featured Creature, a neat (and not overly serious) wildlife blog. There are even some that aren't canids, I think. [more inside]
Wildlife rehabilitation videos
Wildlife rehabilitators take care of wounded or orphaned animals, nursing them back to health and preparing them for a life back in the wild. This leads to a lot of cute baby animal videos. (Roll over for descriptions.) [more inside]
How To Have A Ton Of Fun Raising Baby Squirrels. Husband and wife document their adventures raising these little spazz-monsters with many photos and some Flash movies. Via Cute Overload.
They Otter Just Give Up
We all know that otters are terminally cute (warning: streaming WMV), but the Federal Government is only just now figuring out that they're also smarter than humans give 'em credit for. And they have no respect for the poor widdle shellfish industry. No respect at all. Awww.
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Higher Education Webinars
GenX Women in Higher Ed, Writing from Across the Globe
May 12, 2011 - 9:45pm
At one of my first gatherings as a new faculty member at my current institution, I sat around a table of men and women from different campus units to discuss a common concern—communicating with students. I was stunned to note the mostly silent women—even high-ranking university administrators—among men of lower rank and less experience who spoke often and forcefully. These men often said quite smart and interesting things, agreeing with each other on many issues. When the women did speak, they often did so meekly, almost apologetically—and were often ignored.
May 11, 2011 - 9:15pm
"US and Australia Usher in New Agent Guidelines" –This article came flying through my Twitter feed this week and I was happy to see that progress is being made towards institutionalizing the training and vetting of agents who recruit international students to study at higher ed institutions. This is particularly important as countries such as the US ramp up their recruitment of international students in hopes of diversifying their student body and revenue base.
May 10, 2011 - 7:30pm
I have been an adjunct for almost a year now. Last January, amid a flurry of stress, and uncertainty about my future, I decided I would not adjunct after this spring semester. Actually, I thought about it long and hard, but it didn't feel official until the division chair asked me how many sections I was interested in signing up for; I made an appointment with the chair, and explained that I would not be coming back.
May 8, 2011 - 9:00pm
What do I stand for?We talk, write and read very often about how to we cope with this post-post-industrial fatigue of creating a right balance between our personal lives, on one side, and social and professional ambitions, on the other side. The volume of discussion does not signify that the issue has reached its limits. Rather the opposite: the diversity of experiences and the difficulty of finding universal recipes are creating infinite opportunities for reassessment.
May 5, 2011 - 10:46pm
(Disclaimer: This is an honest post. I expect to be criticized because I am complaining.
May 4, 2011 - 9:45pm
In her well-known 1984 essay, "Sex and Death in the Rational World of Defense Intellectuals," Carol Cohn writes of her experience in a defense seminar in the early 1980s, when the cold war was hot again and missile defense less a question than a Reagan-inspired reality. The essay is often (mis)cited as dealing specifically with the gendered language of the defense community–missile size, "Little Boy" and "Fat Man," missile silos as "nice holes"–it's easy to get caught up in that part of the essay, but it's so much more than that.
May 3, 2011 - 8:15pm
After working for more than ten years in higher education as contingent faculty (adjunct in the US and sessional in Canada), I got my first full-time, tenure line job two years ago. I'm now giving my job some careful thought. My salary started in the Assistant Professor range based on the same equation that the research tenure-line faculty have: year PhD earned, years of teaching, publications, and more. My benefits package is the same, as well.
May 1, 2011 - 9:00pm
I work at a university on the quarter system. Complaint about quarters makes for constant campus conversation, but I remain strangely fond of the system. Their alignment with the seasons permits an academic poetry of which I approve.
April 28, 2011 - 11:15pm
What is the most exciting new technological innovation happening on your campus? Elizabeth Lewis Pardoe (USA) A soon-to-be-installed big screen projection system on which we can hold video conferences and interviews with students and alumni far afield offers the most pertinent technological change in our office. Phone interviews/info sessions are a poor substitute for face to face ones, and a little computer screen makes it impossible for all participants to see each other. We needed a screen proportionate to our students' expanding ambitions!
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I have a little time before I have to start worrying about this, but I am wondering how my diaper changing routine might be different once my baby is on solid foods. Right now I am exclusively BFing and I can just throw her poopy diapers right into the machine. Changing is easy. I just dump the dipes into the pail at the end of my changing table. Once I have to start spraying her diapers, I am not sure about the logistics of it. It almost seems like it would be easier to set up a changing table in the bathroom rather than make trips back and forth from the nursery to the bathroom to spray and then drop them in the pail...all while holding the baby? How do you all do it?
What is your poopy diaper routine?
I change DS completely and sit him down to go play. If I can't get to the poopy diaper right away, I don't worry about it. It'll still be there in an hour. lol. I do a lot of babywearing, so sometimes he's on me while I take care of it.
DS was loving his solids and for the most part it just dropped right into the toilet. Right now he's doing the picky toddler thing half the time so sometimes I have to actually put the diaper in the toilet and swish it around (flushing while the diaper is in the toilet helps a lot). I hear diaper sprayers are great, but well we weren't supposed to have one at our last house and now we're doing a lot of moving so I have never bothered to get one. At our currently place we have his diaper pail in the bathroom. I just walk the pee diapers over to it when I have a chance. Of course I also have been keeping our diaper storage in the bathroom, but that's just because it kept DS from pulling them all out. :roll: We're moving in a couple of days, so who knows what I'll do then! I will admit that having the pail in the bathroom is more helpful than it being in his room like we did before solids.
Yeah, I was definitely thinking it will be easier to have the diaper pail in the bathroom once I have to start rinsing her dipes.
I've never used a sprayer or rinsed, I swear that those actions super contribute to stinky diapers! Just dump/wipe/scrape/whatever. Third kid on cloth now and I've never dealt with stinky diapers.
(redaction: I did, could not handle the over night diapers, and the gross wetness and smell, even with hemp and layering and all that.......so we use a pamper at night and that works really well for our kids)!
I dump the poop in the toilet then take the liner ( I use disposable liners over fleece liners) off and throw it out.
We have only been on solids for 2 months. I change her in her bedroom as always then set her down to play when I'm done and deal with the diaper. I bring them back into her room with me.
I don't have a diaper pail, I use wet bags- even at home- so, once I have her fully changed, it's pretty easy to just take the wet bag to the bathroom with me to spray, put the diaper in, and then bring it back to the bedroom. I really like to have everything in one spot though- so pretty much all diapers always get changed in the same spot, and there is no way we would have room for a change station in the bathroom. For a baby to eat solids, they should be able to sit up on their own, so, putting baby down to play while you clean a diaper shouldn't be an issue!
Melissa, do you put solid food poop in your washer? Or do all of your kids poops really just roll off? And if that is the case, have you thanked God lately, because you have been given one freaking amazing gift of three kids with poops like that.
I would finish tending to the baby, then get around to the diaper when I had time. Generally most stuff dumped off, occasionally I would have to rinse off a diaper. We have a utility sink in our laundry room that I would use for that.
We change DD in her room and then set her free to do whatever while we take the diaper to the bathroom. When she was younger and needed further tending I'd just leave the diaper to be dealt with later. Her room is right next to the bathroom so it isn't a long trip. There's simply no room in our tiny bathroom for a change station or even a diaper bag. When poopy diapers come home from daycare we just take care of them that night. We introduced solids a little on the early side (4.5 months) but DD didn't start eating enough to change her poop to the variety that shakes off until seriously like 2 months ago. For nearly a year we dealt with peanut butter consistency poop. No amount of dunking or scraping was helpful. Liners just made more of a mess. We had to use the sprayer and once we were good at it it was easy. Some babies take to solids really well right away and their poop consistency changes overnight. Mine was not one of those babies.
about to hijack... sorry!
Seriously though, Beni didn't take to solids quickly, but she eats 3 hefty meals a day now, plus snacks. . DH and I often look at her in wonder as to where she is putting MORE food. And she eats pretty healthy... toast, cereal, oatmeal, yogurt for breakfast, rice and beans, sandwiches or dinner leftovers for lunch, and dinners are all sorts including pastas, meat and potatoes, tacos (which usually means more rice and beans for her!), stir-fries.... she only drinks water and breast milk (no juice)...she gets occasional home made goodies like a cookie or something... the worst thing she probably eats more than she should of is chips IF DH happens to be eating them when she's awake, but, he usually isn't. And her poops are still NASTY. I have been honestly trying to figure out lately WHAT I could add to her diet to firm up her poops... but I don't know- she eats plenty of bananas, rice, and toast (think of the BRAT diet)...she eats, especially lately, loads of fruits and a good amount of veggies, so she's getting plenty of fiber. I mentioned this to her doc, and the only thing she could think of is that maybe she's actually somewhat lactose intolerant (I seem to be, and can only handle milk for some reason when I'm pregnant), and maybe it's the too much dairy (she loves cheese and yogurt and has recently been having milk in her oatmeal and cereal)...maybe we'll have to try to cut it out.
Sorry for the hijack... this is yet another thing where I feel like I'm doing right by her, and yet, she's not producing the desired result!
No worries for the hijack! I wish I had some advice to offer. This is my first time around, so I am really looking forward to being able to feed Evelyn solid foods, but I definitely worry about how that's going to change the diaper routine...and my DH's willingness to change her! LOL.
Mara, when you say she has nasty poops, how are they nasty? Are they foamy, incredibly stinky (even to those without preggo nose), or hard to pass? If its just a loose consistency I don't think there's much to worry about aside from the gross factor. Teagan still has days of soupy poop. Those are usually the days she nurses a ton and puts her nose up to all solid foods. I have to watch how much cheese I give her or else she'll become pretty badly constipated. I don't think its an intolerance with T so much as its just the effect of eating nothing but breast milk and cheese :/. You can try messing around with how much dairy you're giving her but it might also be that that's just how her poops are going to be until she weans. Perhaps also your milk has changed because of your pregnancy and its higher in laxative qualities in preparation for Kong?
I found it was pretty easy when we started solids. I would change my DD and then let her play while I ran to the bathroom. If It was an especially messy diaper then I would set it on the back of the toilet and get to it later. In fact, I did that a lot when she was too small to follow me. Now she follows me, wants to see the poop in the toilet and flushes it for me, lol. She is sort of obsessed with her poop lately.
And to comment on the hijacked topic ;)....
Jordan has had us stumped from the start with her poops. They were green for a LONG time. Her doc told me not to worry if they were not frothy. Then we started solids at around 6 months or so and I thought they would change. They didn't change that much at all. They were still green and still pretty loose. Once she started eating three meals a day we started having the dreaded peanut butter poop EVERY TIME. I thought it was because I was still BFing. Nope! We had to wean around 19 months and they stayed that way. You know what is weird? All of a sudden, just in the past couple of weeks, her poops are more solid. NOTHING, absolutely nothing has changed. Her diet is the same. Jason and I laugh that we could be happy about poop but I'm so glad we are not dealing with all the peanut butter poop that filled the diaper front to back, side to side. Spraying is so much easier now.
Mara, I just wonder if it's just their system maturing?
Yeah, I would say her poops are mostly just loose and/or peanut buttery, rather than solid. They do stink, sometimes I think more than normal, but, overall I'd say they are not that offensive. It's just that they are hugely messy and often full of chunks of food (her fave black beans, corn and carrots are often discernible).
She does sometimes whine/cry out about pooping, but, even then, it's a soft poop- like, you'd think she was constipated because of how she was acting, but then you see the poop, and it is almost the opposite of constipated.
Maybe it is just her system. I also thought maybe it was my milk/the change now that I'm pregnant... who knows. Everyone I've mentioned that too though, doesn't think that is it.
I admit it... I have put him in sposies since starting solids. I don't plan on keeping him in them, just till the poop isn't so ummm... a cross between pureed baby food and breastmilk poo consistency... it doesn't scrap or wipe off, kwim? I also would like to order some flushable liners but I haven't had the time to sit down and compare brands yet with our house repairs going on and having a new crawler. This is the first time I've been on here in awhile!
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Melissa, do you put solid food poop in your washer? Or do all of your kids poops really just roll off? And if that is the case, have you thanked God lately, because you have been given one freaking amazing gift of three kids with poops like that.
I;m just seeing this ~ but yes, most of the time they roll off. When they don't, I use the wipes that I used to wipe them to get the rest off. I don't really sweat it. I credit their diet with their poops. Sprayers skeeve me because all I can imagine is all of the ****h particles flying around the bathroom, so the shake and or encourage with wipe route works great for us. I also think that wetting a dirty diaper encourages the stink to linger and/or saturate into the diaper, so we don't ever do that. I will also say that while we don't have like ultra top of the line washer/dryers, we have very good ones, so they have done the trick for us. Seeing food in diapers is normal ~ be it blueberries, raisins (all plump and swollen!) corn, or red (after a pasta binge) or yellow sweet potato poops after a binge....all normal. Of course they look smushed, they are smushed into a diaper, just like our poor would look if we pooped in our grannie briefs and sat around in it for a few minutes.
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I admit it... I have put him in sposies since starting solids. I don't plan on keeping him in them, just till the poop isn't so ummm... a cross between pureed baby food and breastmilk poo consistency... it doesn't scrap or wipe off, kwim? I also would like to order some flushable liners but I haven't had the time to sit down and compare brands yet with our house repairs going on and having a new crawler. This is the first time I've been on here in awhile!
I highly recommend liners for that kind of poop, and I can save you some research: Kushies and Imse Vimse are really stiff and paper-like. Bummis are soft, like a dryer sheet that's already gone through the dryer--much better!
You can also just let a pack of wipes dry out. Cheaper
When DD was little, I just left a poopy diaper for whenever I had a spare moment in the day or her nap. Most of her poops would wipe/drop into the toilet easily enough on their own. She had some really firm poops after we weaned, but I think that's because of the lack of laxatives in breastmilk she was used to.
I do use a diaper sprayer, but I never thought about that adding to the stink factor. If they're really soupy or nasty, I was soaking them to get the poop off or "flushing" them in the toilet as I worried about getting it all in the washer. We've had some ammonia issues and I assumed it was just the microfiber inserts wearing out but maybe it's the spraying . . .
Still, I don't think it's as hard of a transition from EBM poopy diapers to BM and solids, it's just finding what works best for your situation.


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Langley backs off harbor transfer
After two years of discussions, the city of Langley and the Port District of South Whidbey may no longer agree on which of them will own the Langley Boat Harbor and what will be done with it in the future.
The Langley City Council hosted the Port District of South Whidbey at a meeting Wednesday to discuss giving the Langley Boat Harbor to the port, but the meeting finished without an explicit decision of who will have ownership by January 2006. Also up for discussion was how much property would be given to the port, and whether harborside Phil Simon Park and nearby uplands would still be considered in the possible transfer.
A transfer of the boat harbor was scheduled to take placeby January 2006 from the city to the port, but port commissioners and city councilmembers agreed Wednesday they are not ready for a land transfer yet. It was the first meeting between council members and port commissioners regarding the transfer, which has been in discussion for the past two years.
In the meeting, Mayor Neil Colburn said that during a council retreat that afternoon, council members raised concerns over the transfer. Whether a transfer of the harbor property will be made by the end of the year he could not say.
I really do think we need to pull back, Colburn said during the council meeting. We are pulling back.
For over an hour and a half, port commissioners and city council members debated several items, including the positive benefits of either agency owning and operating the harbor. Councilmember Doug Allderdice said there are several benefits to the city owning the Langley Boat Harbor, including a sense of ownership because of its Langley location, a vested interest and the infrastructure like the police and public works departments. He then asked what the port commissioners felt the ports strengths and assets would benefit the boat harbor.
Rolf Seitle, president of the port commission and a Langley resident, said it is time for the port to step up to its responsibility as an agency designed to improve the economic development in their district. While the port does not have the same infrastructure as Langley to operate the harbor, that does not mean the port cannot create those same departments, he said.
While the port commissioners showed they have conflicting beliefs about who should have ownership of the harbor, they could agree it was the object of the port to fund projects like the harbor expansion to benefit their district. Commissioner Lynae Slinden said by working jointly with the city, the harbor improvements would also have a better chance at obtaining grants to fund the improvements.
This is what we do, Slinden said. This is the time to at least get those things moving.
She also recommended the upside land remain in the citys ownership, while the port could receive the water-side part of the property. Doing so would benefit the city of Langley, while the port would hold most of the liability.
In a letter from the port to the city council in February, port commissioners wrote in the transfer it would include the harbor and its structures and appurtenances, the boat launch ramp and the tidelands in front of the old marina building and The Boatyard Inn if they are given to the city of Langley. Port commissioners also requested the city will redevelop Phil Simon Park, but will co-apply on permits for the project.
In exchange, the port would agree to operate, maintain and improve the harbor; complete the design and construct the new boat ramp and float; fund the completion of Phil Simon Park and act as a co-applicant; and provide assistance to the city for reconstruction of the upland area.
The port said they will also be a permit co-applicant with the city and Langley Marina LLC on permits for the demolition of the old Marina structure and will receive mitigation credits and will make its best effort to design, implement and initiate a transient float and fueling facility in 2005.
Conflicting legal advice between the two agencies about who should hold ownership was also a concern, and both groups agreed further outside studies of a land transfer to ensure it would be legal before any land swap between the two government agencies.
The three port commissioners could not agree whether the port would improve and develop the harbor unless it the port assumes ownership. Commissioner Seitle said several times he did not want to execute such a large project without ownership control.
This is the largest expenditure that the port has made in a long time, he said. We would like to be in control of our major projects.
The decision seemed split between the commissioners though when Slinden and Gene Sears said they would be open to discussion and consideration of funding harbor improvements without ownership.
Sears said it is discouraging the Langley Boat Harbor has become an eyesore, with Langley spending more time and money on the downtown area. With the money the city generates from harbor usage, Sears said it appeared Langley did not put any of that money back into the harbor itself.
City councilmembers agreed the harbor had not received the type of attention it has needed over the past years. While not speaking for past administrations, councilmember Robert Gilman pointed out both agencies now have a common goal to improve the Langley Boat Harbor.
I dont hear anybody saying they dont want a better marina, Robert Gilman said. The Langley marina is more than a Langley asset.
Over the past two years, Seitle said, differences of opinion between the two agencies and the public had shifted. A Langley Boat Harbor Master Plan signed in 2004 might not be whats best for the harbor.
Somehow things changed and I dont know why, Seitle said.
He said the large and ambitious project seemed doomed because of the millions it would take to expand and create a larger harbor. Not only did it seem out of scale for the community, but resistance from the public has shown bigger is not necessarily better or what the public wants.
Thats just not in the cards, Seitle said.
Before the meeting ended, the port and the city agreed to sign a Joint Aquatic Resource Permits Application to improve the boat ramp at the Langley Boat Harbor, and Phil Simon Park. The two parties also agreed discussions about the harbor need to continue.
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