Gently wipe the tip clean with warm
water after a diaper change, then apply petroleum jelly to the tip so it doesn't stick to the diaper.
If it helps you feel even better maybe lift the baby above your head (
after the diaper change of course - don't go crazy) and sing the circle of life.
The trash shouldn't be left full for too long, the caregiver should wash her
hands after every diaper change, and the house should have adequate heat, light, and ventilation.
• If baby has a yeast diaper rash, diaper wipes should be avoided (use a washcloth and plain water instead) and a vinegar rinse
applied after each diaper change (see above).
Author and pediatrician Carla Natterson writes in her book, «Worry Proof,» that the crystals you see on your baby's
skin after a diaper change may not be sodium polyacrylate at all, but dehydrated urine residue.
If your child gets frequent diaper rashes, you might change the type of diaper you are using (cloth vs. disposable diapers), change brands of disposable diapers and / or baby wipes, and / or apply a diaper rash
cream after each diaper change.
Rather than have us fumble and misalign the
snaps after diaper changes, mbaby ™ added a shiny brass snap at the center of the item to help guide us.
Whenever their last feeding is for the night — usually between 10 or 11 p.m. — we put pj's
on after the diaper change and swaddle and cuddle until they fall asleep.
(So sticky, it may help to coat your baby's buns with petroleum
jelly after diaper changes to make the next one a little easier to clean up!)
You can also reduce the spread of the virus by washing your hands and your child's hands
carefully after every diaper change, after going to the toilet, and before preparing and eating food.
I don't know whether this is a good idea or not, but we started giving a teeny piece of candy (like literally one nerd) right
after a diaper change if she promised to be good.
Rinsing every diaper after a change - Let's face it, this might have been possible when my daughter was immobile, but she hits the ground
running after a diaper change so this really isn't something I could stick to, nor do I believe it's that effective.
Try experimenting with turing your baby over onto their
belly after a diaper change (that's gone well) to allow them to experiment with their muscles for a while.
You've either got to give up half you cart to diapers and buy often then get diaper genie bags (unless you want to stink up your house or run out to the big
garbage after every diaper change.)