(1) As baby gets older – even just several months older – there will be less frequent peeing and pooping, especially at night. Contrary to what it may seem, babies don't really poop in their sleep; they have to (at least sort of) wake up, poop, and then go back to sleep. So when the little guy is sleeping through the night, there should be no nocturnal pooptastrophes.

(2) The design of that "sleep gown" looks abysmal. It forces you to tug poop-soiled clothing over your child's head, ugh! I MUCH prefer one-piece footie pajama outfits that have snaps or a zipper down the front so that you don't have to pull anything over the baby's head. Onesies are overrated, in my opinion. Just put the kid in a one-piece pajama suit that opens in the front, and cleaning blowouts will become much easier (though dealing with poop at 2 AM is never easy).

(3) Potty training doesn't have to be so very far in the future. Few cultures wait as long as Americans (3+ years) to potty train; many kids worldwide are trained between age 1 and 2. Nobody enjoys pooping in his pants, after all! I've started holding Irene over a small potty when she wakes up and when I'm changing her diaper anyway. She's gotten the hang of it quickly, and this saves us some dirty diapers. The idea of infant "elimination communication" (or EC) is catching on in the US, and there are lots of books on it if you're interested (though some of its proponents are too strident for my tastes).

Good luck in your new career as a waste management expert!

I've switched mostly to that (except I do use Eclipse at work, but more because our projects are heavily Ant and Java related) for web stuff.

Before that I was using e-text editor (Win) and TextMate (Mac) which use a compatible package system for add ons. Both worth having.