Category : Babies & ToddlersBonding Between Mother, Father and Baby Bonding refers to the special attachment that forms between a mother and father and their new baby. That bond is what sends parents rushing into their newborn's room in the middle of the night at the slightest whimper. It's also what makes parents want to instinctively care for and nurture their child.Sometimes, the bond is immediate: parents fall in love the instant they set eyes on their little 'bundle of joy.' Other times, bonding with baby takes longer.But just after the birth of child parents get worried about how to take care of their child. They should know some easy but important things to do. Changing Diapers It isn’t pretty to change diapers. But poop is part of the baby care package, Mom, and one of the very few downsides to this whole baby thing. So hold your nose, roll up your sleeves, and get ready for the scoop on cleaning up poop. With a newborn, the basic moves of changing diapers remain the same whether you're using cloth or disposable baby diapers (if you're interested in cloth, you may be surprised — and pleased — to learn that there are plenty of options that don't require folding or pins). From start to finish:Wash your hands.Prepare your station. You'll need:Clean diapers: It's always good to have a spare (or two or three) handy when you’re changing diapers.Wipes or washcloths: Some practitioners recommend using warm water and a clean washcloth for the first few days you change diapers, or you can try premoistened wipes that are made specifically to cleanse newborn bottoms. Look for hypoallergenic ones that are free of fragrance and alcohol. A change of clothes for baby: You might not need one, but it's better to be prepared than to have to dash to the onside drawer holding a half-naked (possibly poop-covered) squirmer.Ointment to prevent and/or soothe diaper rash: It’s essential in preventing diaper rash as it’s a barrier between that tender tush and rash-promoting poop and pee.A loving touch: Your gOther products from Rakuten Kobo U.S
Baby Care Guide for Newbie’s
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