Between 0 and 3 months, you may need to change your baby up to 8 or 9 times a day. This is a daily routine that should be accompanied by good habits for your child's well-being and hygiene.
Changing your baby is something you learn!
There are many firsts in the lives of new parents. Changing a newborn's diaper is one of those firsts that isn't always easy to master. While changing a diaper isn't complicated on paper, it does take a little practice and some wise advice to succeed.
To begin, place your baby on the changing table and undress him. No need to remove all his clothes, simply remove his pants and unclip his bodysuit. Once the diaper is removed, move on to the toilet using an organic cotton square or Cleansing Wipes .
Keep in mind that cleaning the bottom should always be done from the bottom up, in other words, from the pubis to the anus. Also, be sure to clean the groin folds thoroughly: dirt and impurities can get in there. To clean the top of your baby's bottom (in the small of their back), adjust their position by placing them slightly to one side: you'll see, it will be easier for them and for you.
2 products to have on hand
In addition to a stock of eco-friendly diapers adapted to your baby's age, 3 products are essential for changing: cleansing water, liniment . Each will have a very specific function.
Designed for daily cleansing using 98% natural ingredients, Dodie 3-in-1 cleansing water will moisturize, soothe and protect your baby's skin while removing impurities from the diaper area.
Once you're done washing, move on to the oleocalcareous liniment. Its secret? An exclusive trio of organic* ingredients combined with olive oil to nourish, soothe, and protect your baby's bottom.
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Despite your best efforts, your baby's bottom is red? He or she may have what's called diaper rash. After changing the diaper, you can apply Dodie diaper cream .
Easy to spread, it will form a protective layer on your baby's bottom for guaranteed well-being all day long!
* Ingredients from Organic Farming
