In recent times, there’s been a lively discussion stirred by an Australian educator who suggests parents seek a baby’s consent before changing their diapers. This notion, presented by Deanne Carson, has both intrigued and puzzled many, with one person humorously questioning if similar consent is necessary for changing a cat’s litter box.
Parenting styles are evolving rapidly, and the idea of consent is emerging in some unexpected places. Yet, the thought of asking a baby for permission to change a soiled diaper initially seems impractical, mainly because infants can’t verbally communicate their approval or disapproval.