Correct diapering

Correct diapering - Learn how to do it

Changing diapers up to eight times a day is on the agenda. While the first few times are still a real challenge, mom and dad quickly become real pros. Here you will find our best tips for changing diapers and a helpful checklist for all the necessary items - whether at home or on the go.

Contents

  1. What do I need for changing?
  2. Changing equipment at a glance
  3. Disposable diapers - why they save time
  4. The muslin cloth becomes a reusable diaper
  5. Changing nappies - The quick guide
  6. Changing babies with a sore bottom - quick guide
  7. Changing diapers on the go: A masterpiece of preparation

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Correct diapering - Learn how to do it

1. what do I need for swaddling?

What do you need for changing diapers? Essentials include fresh diapers, wet wipes or washable damp washcloths. Cream or stool residue can be easily removed with clear, warm water. Babies' sensitive skin is prone to eczema or neurodermatitis, so you should only use cleansing products sparingly. Opt for products with mild surfactants or use a cleansing oil to gently cleanse baby's bottom.

2. changing equipment at a glance:

  • Washable, soft changing mat
  • Optional: Changing table heater for cold days
  • Diaper pail
  • Changing mat
  • If required: Basic equipment for cloth diapers including muslin cloths, fleece inserts and protective pants
  • Diapers
  • Optional: Diaper bag
  • Moist washcloth or wet wipes
  • Baby oil
  • Cleaning cotton pads
  • Wound protection cream
  • Optional: Mobile

3. disposable diapers - why they save time

Disposable diapers are a real time saver for parents. They are available in different sizes to guarantee an optimal fit. The outer layer of the disposable diaper is waterproof and breathable, while elastic side cuffs provide the necessary flexibility.

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4. the muslin cloth becomes a reusable diaper:

This is how you turn a muslin cloth into a reusable diaper: fold the cloth into a triangle and place a fleece insert in the middle if required. Place the bottom tip between the legs on the baby's tummy. Fasten the sides of the cloth to the baby's body and secure everything with a diaper clip. Finally, put on a pair of protective pants to prevent leakage. Dispose of the fleece liner and put the cloth diaper in the washing machine.

5. diapering - the quick guide:

Whether disposable or reusable, when the diaper is full, it's time to change:

  1. Lay the baby on their back and open the diaper.
  2. Hold the baby's right thigh with your right hand and gently turn it to the side while your left leg rests on your forearm.
  3. Clean the baby's bottom with a damp washcloth or wet wipe.
  4. Dab the bottom dry, remove the used diaper and place a new diaper under the baby.
  5. Carefully turn the baby to the side over your hip so that it lands gently on the new diaper.
  6. Now close the diaper.

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6. changing babies with a sore bottom - quick guide:

  1. If your baby has a sore bottom, use plain water for daily care.
  2. Fragrance-free wet wipes can be used as an alternative.
  3. Provide plenty of fresh air to help the baby's skin.
  4. Apply a wound protection cream with zinc, calendula or panthenol to soothe the burning sensation.
  5. If the redness is severe, consult a pediatrician.

7. changing diapers on the go: a masterpiece of preparation

Changing diapers anywhere? No problem! Here's how to master it:

Pack the perfect diaper bag

  • Several fresh diapers: Essential for every trip.
  • Changing mat: For hygienic diaper changes wherever you are.
  • Wet wipes or wash pads: For gently cleaning your baby.
  • Small bottle of water: Practical for washing or drinking.
  • Dry wipes: For drying off after cleaning.
  • Wound protection cream: Protects the baby's sensitive skin.
  • Toys: To distract and entertain the baby.
  • Plastic or diaper bag: For disposing of the used diaper.
  • Disinfectant wipes: For clean hands after changing.

Find the perfect place for changing

  • Any flat surface can be a changing table: a park bench or a clean lawn are ideal.
  • If there is no suitable surface: Change your baby on your lap. Place the changing mat underneath to protect your clothes.

With these tips, you are well prepared for changing diapers on the go. Turn necessity into an opportunity to show your flexibility and preparation. You and your baby are now ready for any adventure!

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