Changing A Baby's Diaper Research Paper

When you become a new dad, many things cross your mind. How am I going to be as a parent? What kind of role model will I be? How am I going to deal with changing diapers? This is the aspect of being a new dad that worried me. How on earth could I stomach changing some little child’s diaper when I can’t even clean up vomit? Having the supplies at my disposal, calming down the child, finding a stable surface, and then changing the diaper are important. These are some foolproof steps that ensure I will have no problem with the poopy diaper situation. I make sure to have plenty of wipes. I like to get geared up for the event. If there is a bad mess, I don’t want to be in trouble with just one. I always like to bring an extra diaper too. Many times the baby will wait until I am almost finished with the process and decide its time to go again. Once again, quantity is quality in changing a baby’s diaper. A must have is a tube of some sort of diaper rash cream. If he/she has had a really bad situation sit in the diaper too long, there is a chance that the bottom area may be a little red and sore. I would rather change a happy babies’ bottom over an upset one any day. When approaching the angry baby,
I am always aware of what might be hiding in the darkness of the diaper! I pull out at least three wipes before unlatching the sides. Then I fold the old diaper underneath my child. This saves messes on clothing, and tables. Once it’s open, I wipe everything I can see and make sure it is all cleaned. If it is really red, I use the diaper rash cream. This part is key. I slide the new diaper under the old one before taking it away. I have just saved the possibility of a second go around if the child decides the first time wasn’t enough. I dispose of the dirty diaper in a separate bag and take it to an outside trash-can/shed. I do not want to smell this more than needed. I then sanitize my hands and have completed the