Diaper Change Best Practices Grandpa Trys To Get Out Of Changing Grandpa tries to get out of changing emmas diaper for the first time but has no luck. Step 1: get ready. collect all of the items you might need to change your baby’s diaper. lay your baby down on their back on a changing pad, blanket, or towel, and remove your baby’s clothes below the waist. step 2: prepare the new diaper. lay a clean diaper under your baby’s bottom before you open the dirty diaper.
Diaper Change Grandpa And Grandma Karcz Changing Nixon Place the clean diaper under your baby’s bottom. the side with tabs goes on the back, underneath their bottom (and then the tabs reach around and fasten in the front). allow their bottom to air. Step 3: put the new diaper down underneath. grab a new, clean diaper, and open it up and place it under the baby’s soiled diaper (which is still on the baby). the diaper’s sticky adhesive pull tabs should be on the bottom, with the pull tabs level with the navel. Fold the tape fasteners closed (they should attach in the front near your baby’s hips). make sure the diaper isn’t too tight or too loose. a good rule of thumb is that you should be able to fit two fingers (your pointer and middle pressed together) between the diaper’s waistband and your baby’s belly. Step 5: dry baby well. you can use a cloth to gently pat or fan the area dry. “the reason it’s so important to get this area dry is that moisture locked inside the diaper is what leads to diaper rash,” says shapiro. apply diaper cream or ointment to any sensitive areas, as needed. step 6: get the new diaper ready.
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