Stuck with baby nappies? Tying your baby’s nappy is a very easy task, once you know the right way to do it. Read on for tips on how to tie a nappy.
How To Tie A Nappy
Newborns and tots can make you wonder with the amount of pee and poop they generate every day. Result? Messy diapers. Your child needs to be kept dry all the time. On an average, a baby uses as many as 15 diapers every day. A full diaper can cause great discomfort to your little one. Your baby might catch cold, if he/she sits on a wet diaper for too long and may also develop painful skin rashes. However, going over and over that rigorous process of changing your baby’s diapers can leave you high and dry at times. Most mums often have a tough time trying to be at ease, while attending to their baby’s soiled diapers. As such, they opt for harmful disposables as a convenient way out of the mess. However, nothing can beat the reliability and comfortability of real nappies as these have been proven with time to be the best choice for babies.
Nappies come in various shapes and sizes and finding your pick can be quite easy depending on the size of your baby. Also nappies are easy to put on, easy to care for, and easy on your baby’s skin. Knowing how to tie your baby’s nappies effortlessly and comfortably can ease out your endeavor and make the entire process of nappying a happy bonding time for you and your baby. Also, it can make your baby feel much more comfortable. A badly tied nappy is just the same as wearing any other uncomfortable clothing. This could badly affect your baby’s sleep and could cause it to be irritable and fussy. Read on for tips on how to tie a nappy in the right way.
Tying Your Baby’s Nappy
Nappies are an ideal choice for bed-time hours. As these nappies come without any adhesive straps or Velcro, they make for a comfortable pick for your babies. You can take your pick from options like two-part nappies, pocket nappies and all-in-one nappies. Read on to know how to tie these baby nappies.
- You can place a tri-folded prefold on the wrap and then position your baby in a way that the ties are in front.
- Pad the wrap with a pre-fold nappy or soaker-pad, as per your convenience.
- Fold the padded prefold nappy or soaker-pad up to the baby’s belly and then draw the back wings of the wrap around to the front on top of the prefold.
- Grabbing the back wings with one hand, pull the front part of the wrap with the straps up between the baby’s legs and stretch it to the sides and over the prefold.
- Enclose the straps around the back and bring them to the front again and to tie them in a knot.
