🌿 How to Prevent Diaper Rash 1. Change diapers frequently • Keep baby’s skin as dry and clean as possible. Change every 2–3 hours or right after soiling. 2. Clean gently • Use plain water or alcohol-free, unscented wipes. Pat dry (don’t rub). 3. Let skin breathe • Give “diaper-free” time each day so the area can dry out naturally. 4. Use a barrier cream • Apply a thin layer of zinc oxide or petroleum jelly after each diaper change to protect the skin from moisture. 5. Avoid tight diapers • Make

This is why babies get so much more fussy when they don’t have the chance to use the potty at least some of the time👇 1. Instincts! They’re born with mammal instincts to not soil themselves or you or their “den” (bed). 2. They cry about it! But not retrospectively - “change my diaper!” Nope. They cry BEFORE because they need your help going in the right place (anything-not-diaper). They fuss! If you don’t get the message accurately, they fuss again! 3. Hormones! All mammals (except super old hu

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