5 Ways to Set the Stage for Mindful, Supportive Diapering
A nurse writing for the website talks about the importance of being involved when you diaper your baby because good physical contact is important. The nurse lists 5 ways to make diapering a good experience with good contact, which is excellent for the baby. She recommends 1) keeping an organized changing area so there isn’t anything unpredictable, 2) understanding if a baby is fussy and calming them, 3) making sure your baby sleeps regularly 4) using diapering as an opportunity for good physical contact and 5) making sure you change diapers enough to avoid health issues.
Key Takeaways:
- More than just a habitual task, diapering can be a chance to emotionally nurture and connect with your baby.
- Huggies brand diapers has introduced “Every Change Matters,” a guide showcasing diapering as a way to educate mothers about baby skin care and developmental care.
- Huggies diapers are made with wetness indicators, that change color, so Mom’s can let baby sleep more and only wake when wet.
“Nurses recommend changing infants’ diapers every 1 – 3 hours during the day and at least once during the night.”