How to change a diaper

Changing diapers is neither difficult nor easy. When there is no babysitter at home, and there is only a crying baby who has wet his diaper and you, you have to take on the responsibility of changing the baby's diaper. If you don't know where to start, then the two of you will just stare at each other. Even though this is just a small thing, when it comes to you, if you really can't do it, that person will really laugh at you.

For many young mothers, changing diapers is undoubtedly a headache for them when it comes to taking care of their children. Little girls who have never taken care of others will of course feel helpless and often make a mess at home, and the children are also unwilling to do so. But we have to try to learn everything, and it is never good to rely on others. Of course, everything requires a method. Today I will explain to you how to change diapers. I hope that after reading this article, you can quickly get into the role.

Get your cloth diapers out and ready. First, take out some diapers, wipes and other items you need. This is actually for safety reasons, because if you find that you forgot to prepare something during the diaper change process, it would be bad. Generally you can open one or two rags, which will be very convenient to use. Gently turn the baby upside down. Many people have a dedicated area for changing diapers. If you change the baby on a table, you must use a bandage for safety reasons. Remember, during the change process, you must not leave your child alone without supervision. Unwrap the old diaper, but don't take it out too quickly because if you take it out right away, the baby will move around because he or she will feel cold.

Hold the child, lift the baby's knees, gently lift the baby's buttocks, and then clean the buttocks with a rag. If the baby excretes too much, you can use the clean part of an old diaper that was originally used to hold the baby to wipe away some of the discharge. When baby is clean, put the diaper aside. Wash your baby, place a new diaper under the baby's buttocks and fasten the straps. If your baby is very small, you may need to fold up the top of the diaper to make some room. Just wrap the diaper tighter, it won't matter. If you wrap it too loosely, you can imagine the final "mess".

Final cleaning: After changing your baby's diaper, what you should do is use the diaper bandage to bundle up the dirty old diaper and make it into a ball. Throw these old diapers in the trash or in a diaper bin. You can place a bucket of clean water near the diaper changing area so that you can wash your hands at the end.

Having said so much, it is still very simple as long as you study hard. Practice makes perfect in everything. You can’t learn by just watching. We need to practice many times to master the skills. I hope that after reading those steps, you can apply the methods you have learned with ease when facing that situation. I wish you and your baby can get along more harmoniously.