When a baby is born, whether it is diapers or disposable diapers, the basic method of changing them is not much different. Parents must master the correct method and steps of changing diapers so that the baby can grow comfortably and healthily. Nowadays, traditional cloth diapers are not very popular. Nowadays, cloth diapers are all-in-one, which is much more convenient to use and is as convenient as disposable diapers.

Although many cloth diapers can also be used once, parents need to add an anti-leakage pad for the baby.

Correct steps for changing a baby's diaper --

Step 1: Take out some diapers, rags and other items you need first, don't look for them when you remember to change them halfway.

Step 2: Gently turn the baby upside down Many people have a place to change diapers for babies. Be sure to pay attention to not leaving the baby alone while changing diapers. Also, unwrap the old diaper, but don't take it out so quickly. Because if you take it out right away, the baby will move around because he feels cold.

Step 3: Lift the baby's knees and gently lift the baby's bottom up, then clean the bottom with a rag. If the baby has too much discharge, you can use the clean part of the old diaper that was originally held on the baby to wipe off some of the discharge. When the baby is wiped clean, put the dirty diaper aside.

Step 4: Clean the baby's little bottom, put the new diaper under the baby's bottom and tie the straps. If your baby is still very small, you may need to fold the top of the diaper to make some space. Wrap the diaper tightly, it doesn't matter. If you wrap it too loosely, you can imagine the final "mess".

Step 5: After changing your baby's diaper, use the diaper bandage to tie up the dirty old diaper into a ball. Throw the old diapers into the trash or diaper roll. You can place a bucket of clean water near the diaper changing area so that you can wash your hands at the end.