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Diaper Changing Tips and Avoiding the "Magic Pee"

This article is designed to help those who've never changed a disposable diaper before, or think they're doing something wrong.

Step 1. Gather all necessary items before starting. You'll need: clean diaper, baby wipes, baby powder, cream for rashes, and a disposable bag.

Step 2. Wash your hands.

Step 3. Cover changing area with cloth or waterproof blanket.

Step 4. Place baby on changing table and secure him, or on designated area. Do not place on counter he can roll off of.

Step 5. Fully remove child's pants or anything that may get in the way of diaper changing process.

Step 6. Unfold clean diaper, sliding tabbed portion underneath the child. The front of the diaper, generally with little pictures on the top, should be face down.

Step 7. Open tabs on dirty diaper and fold down. Do not remove yet. If child is a boy, cover penis with baby wipe or cloth to avoid spraying.

Step 8. Hold baby's legs up with one hand. Wipe the baby's bottom clean. If it's a girl, make sure you always wipe front to back. If it's a boy, be sure to clean all around the scrotum. Put used wipes in the dirty diaper, use as many as you need until wipe comes away clean.

Step 9. Pull soiled diaper out, fold and secure tabs. Put it in the disposable bag.

Step 10. Apply powder to bottom. If there is a rash, let it air dry or pat dry with a cloth before applying cream. Do not put powder on rash.

Step 11. Fold front of clean diaper up and secure tabs. Diaper should be snug without pinching. Make sure side ruffles are out, not in, to prevent leakage down the legs. If this is a newborn baby with umbilical cord, fold the diaper down to just below cord.

Congratulations! You have changed a diaper.

One last helpful tip. Have you experienced the "magic pee" with your baby boy, where the diaper is dry, but his clothes are wet?

Here's the thing you need to watch for: Make sure the boy's penis is pointing down when putting on diaper. This is something I wish I knew when I first started changing diapers. If he is pointing up or to the side, his pee will shoot right out of the diaper. Remembering this will prevent many clothes and bedding changes.

Good luck with the new addition to your family.

Mary W. Jensen is a proud mother of a two-year-old boy.

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Home Remedy for Diaper Rash

It is time to change your little one's diaper and ... wow! You see a red bottom in front of you. Obviously your child has a diaper rash.

Do not panic, diaper rash is a common thing for babies and every one has had it at least once. It can be caused by everything - from improper cosmetics to bad skin balance. Of the many remedies available today, I prefer the home remedies.

The good news is that there are many ways to fight it before running to the doctor. Here are some of the most effective diaper rash cures.

The first home cure for diaper rash is warm water and air. In most of the cases diaper rash appears because your baby's skin has been damp and not aerated for a long time. The usual scenario is that you use plastic or rubber diaper pants and when your baby damps them the moisture has no way out. Clean your baby with warm water only and leave it with no diapers as long as you can. Some mothers even leave their children like this for the whole day and put on diapers only during the night.

Some diaper rashes are caused by the cosmetics you use to clean you bay. Try to use only trusted cosmetics and make sure they are alcohol and perfume free. The same rule applies to the laundry detergents you use to wash your baby clothes. Obviously you should wash the baby's clothes separately using only suitable detergents.

A great home cure for diaper rash is the Cornstarch. You can mix it with the crème you are applying to your baby's bottom or use it in place of the powder. Another home cure is the vinegar. Clean your baby's bottom using a cotton ball dipped in vinegar; add some to the water used to rinse its bottom.

There are many more natural ways to keep your child healthy and happy. No matter how you are fighting a diaper rash you should be alert during all the time and know when to seek medical attention. Some rashes are easily cured with simple things such as better hygiene routine. However some rashes can be very consistent and turn into a real problem. If the rash is not disappearing in several days go to see a doctor. He will be able to determine what caused it and if you need to get some medicines to cure it.

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