Changing your first nappy can be daunting, but you'll soon get the hang of it. Here are five nappy changing tips to make life that little bit easier! | BabyCentre

Changing a baby's nappy doesn't have to be a hassle! Here's a quick and easy guide to keep your little one clean and comfy: 1️⃣ Prepare your space: Lay baby on a safe surface. Have your clean nappy, wipes, and bin ready. 2️⃣ Remove the dirty nappy: Gently lift those little legs and set the dirty nappy aside. 3️⃣ Wipe clean: Use baby wipes to clean front to back (especially for girls!). Don't forget those cute folds! 4️⃣ Fresh nappy time: Slide the new one under, fasten it snugly but not too tigh

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Changing your newborn's nappy? Here are some tips for a smooth and stress-free experience! 👶✨ 1️⃣ First nappy change? No worries! Have everything you need within reach before you begin. 2️⃣ Lay your baby on a soft, clean surface, like a changing mat or towel. 3️⃣ Open the clean nappy before removing the dirty one to minimise exposure time. 4️⃣ Clean gently but thoroughly, using fragrance-free wipes or cotton wool and warm water. 5️⃣ Lift your baby's legs to slide the clean nappy under, ensuring

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Nappy rash tips: . 1. Remove the cause of the rash- the nappy! Try to get nappy free time in as much as you can. Prepare for little puddles on your kitchen floor though 😅 . 2. Pat gently. Don’t wipe. . 3. Look for barrier creams with with zinc, paraffin, lanolin, glycerin. . 4. Note that you don’t need to wipe the barrier cream off each time you change the nappy. . 5. Check nappy size. Too big reduces absorbancy. Too small increases irritation. . 6. If the rash isn’t settling with every best ef