No changing table? No problem. One June 4, Britney Spears, 24, with 9-month-old son Sean in tow, picked up pink thongs at a Victoria’s Secret in Mission Viejo, California.

Her next order of, uh, business? Changing Sean’s dirty diaper — on the floor next to the cash register! Says the source, “Britney then tried to hand it to an employee,” but the salesperson wouldn’t take it.

Source: Us Magazine

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Posted by Lawren at June 15, 2006 07:29 AM | Trackbacks (0)

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She isn't the first to do that and she won't be the last.
Leave the girl alone already.

Says: dionna at June 15, 2006 10:55 AM

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Yeah, the only problem I have with that story is the clerk making her take it with her. C'mon, just throw it away. Put it in its own bag if it makes you feel better, but give the mom a break!

Says: Nate Dogg at June 15, 2006 12:08 PM

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Yeah, give her a break. It's not easy being trailer trash.

Says: Vicki at June 15, 2006 12:28 PM

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It could be worse. She could have taken it and then tried to sell it on Ebay or something.

Says: swankygirl at June 15, 2006 02:26 PM

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My kids' pediatrician, a neonatology specialist, had signs posted in his office regarding disposal of those diapers. We were not allowed to dispose of used diapers because of OSHA (may be mispelled) laws. That was about six years ago, and I don't know if things have changed. Anyway, I've read two accounts of this: the floor and the check out counter. Either way, consider the bacteria? Does she do this in restaurants, too? Do you want to eat at a table with possible fecal matter on it? I'm pretty sure that's how some illnesses are transferred. And if it was the floor...our shoes are filthy from the stuff we all walk through. Not to mention the chemicals in the carpet, etc.

Says: cynde at June 16, 2006 04:38 AM

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Whatever. How many "normal" moms have we seen do that? Good grief, there are even changing tables in public bathrooms nowadays. Bottom line is that Brit thinks she's better than everyone else and doesn't have to adhere to even the most basic courtesies.

Says: Nanc' at June 16, 2006 02:23 PM

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