How to change baby diapers in winter

The weather is cold in winter. As a family with a baby, you must pay attention to the room temperature and provide the baby with a warm, comfortable and quiet environment. You should be more careful when changing your baby's diapers to prevent your baby from catching a cold. You must master some skills when changing diapers and change them quickly. In addition, when choosing diapers, you should also choose regular products to avoid using counterfeit and inferior diapers.

How to change baby diapers in winter

Choose the right clothes: The clothes your baby wears determine how convenient it is for adults to change his diapers. When winter comes, prepare some open-crotch pants for your baby and change his clothes into clothes that are comfortable for him to wear and easy for mother to change diapers. It is best to choose a one-piece suit. In that case, when changing the baby's diaper, you only need to unbutton the bottom and put it on directly, which will prevent the baby from catching a cold.

A warm changing place: When changing your baby’s diaper, always choose a warm and comfortable place, such as a bedroom or a sunny spot. Or there is a heater in the house, but don't let the baby get too close to the heater, as that will be glaring to the baby and the baby's skin will become dry.

What should I do if my baby doesn’t like to drink water at home?

Winter is very dry, so you should drink plenty of water regularly. Drinking more water will not make you feel too dry and can also prevent colds. Not only babies, but adults too. But many babies don’t like to drink water. What should we do?

When the baby doesn't like to drink water, parents can add a little sugar to the baby's water to make the water slightly sweet and coax the baby to drink water. You don't have to add sugar to the milk. If the baby doesn't want to drink it, you can say this with your eyes closed, "Look, which baby is coming to steal mom's water?" Then the baby will quietly go and drink the water secretly. Or you should encourage your baby before he finishes drinking a sip of water, so that the baby will naturally like drinking water. Although many children will refuse at the beginning, they will not hate drinking water so much, and it will gradually become a habit.