It's normal. I wouldn't pay it any attention while she's at home, and like pp said maybe have her wear a onesie in public so she can't get in there.

Lol dd is three months and she tries to touch hers because She's in the grabbing stage so she grabs any and everything

Lolol I hav that prob too!! Jk jk jk

It normal I here

My son grabs his bean bag every chance he gets. When he wakes, when he sleeps, while he eats, sometimes he just sticks his hands in his diaper or takes his diaper off and stares at it.lol they are just exploring. Although its hard to change a diaper while they have their hands in their britches.

He hasn't been able to get his hands in his pants since we switched to using cloth, or get his diaper off.

My 15 month old started doing this since she turned wrong and I tell no every time she does it but she laughs and it ends up being a game with her lol.

My mom tells everyone how I did this very very young. Its so embarrassing lol. But apparently its normal. My mom would just let me figure things out she said. She didnt want to make me feel shameful or anything. Everyone does it really at some point. Shes just figuring out her body.. thats all.

A onsie to keep her from doing it in public...and no help about the diaper change and bath my dd was just doing that in the tub earlier...

Unfortunately all you do is if its in public, distract, and in private, ignore, until theyre old enough to talk to about it. You don't want them to grow up with a complex.

LOL!! She was (and still is) obsessed with her belly button. It's a comfort thing, when she goes to bed or is lounging on the couch trying to relax, she always plays with her belly button. Now she just migrated south! LOL!

My dd has been doin that for as long as I remember. She is 4yrs old now and she won't put her hand in her panties like she did wen she wore diapers but wen she is tired she hunches her hands I think its like a comfort thing 2 her like some kids like to have a certain blanket or animal to sleep with.

I don't want to make her feel bad and I don't think I am. I just tell her "No, no" in a soft voice and pull her hand out. She has been doing it in public, which is what is bothering me the most.

But yes its usually normal

I would def stop her just not in a mean or embarrassing way.

That's normal. I wouldn't worry about it or try to stop her. She will just be confused. No need to make her feel like its wrong to explore her body.

It's normal for little ones to discover and explore their body parts. Emma is only 7 months and everytime I give her a bath she touches herself.