How to use baby diapers

In modern life, people's material level has greatly improved, making people's lives more convenient. For example, with the development of maternal and child products, various baby-friendly products have emerged. For example, diapers are relatively convenient, which solves the hygiene problems caused by the baby's inability to excrete independently. However, the use of diapers is relatively difficult for parents who are new to the profession. Let's take a look at how to use baby diapers.

If you like old-style diapers, when you put them on your child, you should make them thicker in the areas that are most likely to get wet, instead of stuffing them full between the child's legs and spreading the legs too far apart.

Generally, when using triangular diapers, first place the diaper under the newborn's body with the bottom edge of the diaper on the newborn's waist. Then, bring one corner of the diaper from between the newborn's legs up to the navel, then bring the two corners on both sides over from both sides of the body, and finally use a pin to pin the three corners of the diaper together. When using triangular diapers, urine and feces are not easy to flow out, but using pins to pin the diaper is dangerous. If it slips off and opens, it will injure the newborn.

When using a rectangular diaper, first put the diaper between the newborn's legs and insert it into an elastic band around the newborn's waist to secure the diaper, but this practice is not advisable. Because the elastic band at the waist is tied around the waist for a long time, and is pulled up and down when changing diapers, or when the newborn twists, especially when the elastic band is wetted by urine or feces and is not replaced in time, such elastic band will rub back and forth between the waist and groin, sometimes causing the skin there to be scratched. In severe cases, a deep wound will be formed, which is prone to infection.

The benefits of using diapers

Traditional diapers have many benefits.

First of all, the texture of the diaper is very soft and will not irritate the baby's delicate skin. It is very safe and comfortable for the baby.

Secondly, compared with diapers, using diapers can detect the baby's bowel movements in time, change them in time, and effectively prevent the occurrence of skin diseases.

Again, economical and practical. Diapers are reusable, but disposable diapers are much more expensive.