A: Most mornings I get up at seven.
A: I take my time with everything. My daughter is still asleep and I let her sleep for now.
A: I make myself a cup of tea and then I wake her up.
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A: When she’s up, she drinks something and eats something, for example a slice of bread with jam.
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A: Then I prepare everything for getting #Name1 dressed. I lay out the clothes she wants to wear.
A: Then it’s time for her to brush her teeth and wash her hands and face.
A: When we’re done with that, it’s time to get dressed.
A: Then she gets a diaper put on. She doesn’t want to be without a diaper yet, so I put one on her.
A: Then I get her dressed. Top and pants, which I tie at the waist.
A: Then I put moisturizer on her face. Sometimes she does it herself, sometimes I’m allowed to help her.
A: When brushing her teeth, she plays around with the tooth brush for ages. She always wants to brush her teeth another time and another time. She loves that, so I let her.
B: What do you mean?
B: Ah, she’s playing around, yes.
A: When we’re done with that, off we go.
A: Yup, done and off we go. Is there anything else? I think that’s it.
A: This is what getting dressed in the morning looks like and then we leave.
B: What about going to the toilet, do you hold her over the WC? Or can she go on her own already?
A: No, she doesn’t use the toilet.
A: She still wears diapers. She gets diapers. Diapers. That’s it.
A: When she wakes up, she has already peed in her nappy. Sometimes/
A: Sometimes she still pees in her nappy at night.
B: You mean, for the child, not for yourself, right?
A: Yes, her, not me.
A: This is what our mornings look like, until she has to leave.
A: So, how I drop her off/
A: I don’t know.