by Carolyn Robertson posted in Parenting

Having one newborn in the house can sometimes feel overwhelming, so it's no surprise that singer Pharrell Williams says that taking care of triplets requires "an assembly line."
Pharrell and his wife Helen Lasichanh, who are already parents to 8-year-old son Rocket, welcomed triplets in January of this year.
"I have a tribe," he tells TODAY. "It's an assembly line ... they harmonize. It's 'Waah! Waah! Waah!' all at the same time. Like one cries, the next one cries, the next one cries. They're hungry, they're hungry, they're hungry."
With three babies, diaper duty is a full-time job in and of itself. Pharrell admits, though, that he doesn't have to worry about that.
?My wife is SEAL Team Six -- there?s nothing she can?t do. She carried those three bodies and she?s just on it all the time. And we do have some amazing people to help us, but it?s serious.?
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This part of the interview gave me pause. One infant goes through enough diapers to sink a small ship -- I can only imagine the hands-on effort required to keep triplets cleaned, changed and fed. While I appreciate the fact that they have hired help, with three babies there must surely be ample opportunity for dad to roll up his sleeves and change a few diapers.
Maybe I'm biased, because my husband handled at least half of the diapers when our kids were babies. We were absolute equals whe...