Sentences with phrase «placing a warm washcloth»

Try placing a warm washcloth on your breasts a few minutes before pumping.

Place a warm washcloth over your face to steam out dirt and bacteria.

In cases in which the ingrown hairs cause inflammation, pain, itchiness, etc. it is best to place a warm washcloth on the infected area several times a day for relief.

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Moist heat is one of the most effective and highly recommended treatments for these conditions, but until Rachel's Remedy, that meant having to hold warm dripping wet washcloths in place many times a day, taking 7 hot showers or baths a day (because new moms have SO much time for that!)

Once he's wet, I like to place the wet, warm washcloth across his body to keep him warm while I baby - soap my hands.

To use moist heat, run a clean washcloth or cloth diaper under warm (not hot) water, squeeze out the extra water and place it directly over your nipple.

Before you pump, place warm, wet washcloths on your breasts.

Simply take a washcloth and dip it in or hold it under warm water, wring it out, and place the washcloth over your breasts for a few minutes.

Placing a washcloth drenched in bath water over their abdomen helps keep baby warm and happy.

Then once you go to pump or feed, placing a warm moist washcloth on that area and massage down towards the nipple.

Sponge Baths Place a basin of warm water, a few washcloths, a diaper, and a change of clothes next to the towel that you'll lay your baby on.

To use, take a clean washcloth, dip into the warm or chilled tea (1tbs per cup of water, steeped 10 minutes), depending on the nature of the injury, and place on the wound.

Soak a couple washcloths in diluted apple cider vinegar (1 part vinegar and 2 parts water), then place them on the forehead and tummy, or add a cup to a warm bath.

Place a warm, damp washcloth on your face for 20 seconds.

Turn your shower into a spa by adding 5 --- 10 drops of Eucalyptus Radiata on a warm, damp washcloth and placing it just out of direct contact with the water before showering.

Rather than endangering yourself with a sharp instrument, place a warm, damp washcloth over the bump for a minute or two, twice or three times a day.

Finally, wipe over your cat's face with a washcloth or damp cotton wool before wrapping them in a towel and drying them off in a warm place.